Saturday, September 15, 2018
VPC
AWS is easy and straight forward
VPC is virtual private cloud
We have subnets inside a VPC
These subnets have routes attached to them.
We associate a Subnet with a VPC
A VPC can have any number of Subnets
Routes are important
If we see the routing Tables , Select one from the list
0.0.0.0 is attached to the internet gateway and all the 4 subnets are attached to this Routing table
We attach the Subnets to the routing tables
Public Subnet:
The routing table that the subnet is attached to has a route to the internet gateway.
Private Subnet:
In a private subnet , the route will not be there to Internet Gateway
It will be there to NAT gateway.
Usually DB has a different VLAN
They will not be in the same VLAN
We do not want the DB to be part of the Subnet that is directly going to the Internet
This is not SAFE
We would have a different subnet
We name this subnet as Artifactory-DB-Private ( 10.1.10.0/24) Example CIDR
The Artifactory App can easily connect to the DB without any issues
But now the question is , if the DB wants to go to the internet, its a private subnet and it doesnt have the access to the Internet
I can add a route to the internetgateway and make it give it a connection.
Instead of saying its a private subnet, it becomes a public subnet as it has connection to internet.
So as per the requirement, the DB should be in a private subnet, but it should be able to reach the internet
We are going to deploy a NAT gateway.
When we create a NAT gateway, it asks to select a subnet.
So as per the Traditional wisdom, we think we need to associate the Private subnet with the NAT.
But this will not work, as this has crashed .
READ the Documentation:
What it says is, the NAT gateway, before allowing DB to the internet, you need to select public subnet.
Before allowing DB to connect to the internet, NAT gateway should go to the internet.
So, we need to select a Public Subnet that will be attached to the NAT gateway.
So now we have the NAT gateway attached to the public subnet ( AKA Artifactory Public subnet )
Now, what about the Artifactory Private Subnet
We are going to create a new routing table, attach Artifactory Private Subnet .
Then we are going to add a route to the NAT gateway
PATH:
The Private subnet uses the New routing table that connect to the NAT
This NAT that has got the connection to the Public subnet, a.k.a the subnet that has access to the internet is the path the private subnet takes to reach the internet.
The NAT controls the traffic. Its only Egress , but no Ingress.
The NAT says the DB is secure.
But we need to manage the DB, So we use a Jump server in the public subnet
From the web/internet we login to the jump server and then manage the DB.
The above diagram shows the routing of traffic from the internet.
Now for the DB EC2 host , we shall create a security group.
The Jump servers IP address will be added to the security groups access list.
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