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VPC peering is a way to connect multiple virtual private clouds (VPCs) in the same region or different regions using private IP addresses. It allows for direct and secure communication between VPCs, enabling resources in different VPCs to interact with each other.
To set up VPC peering, you need to follow these steps:
Create a peering connection: In each VPC that you want to connect, you need to create a peering connection. This establishes the connection between the VPCs.
Accept the peering connection request: In the VPC that receives the peering connection request, you need to accept the request. This confirms the connection between the VPCs.
Modify the route tables: In each VPC, you need to modify the route tables to route traffic between the connected VPCs. This ensures that the VPCs can communicate with each other.
Once VPC peering is set up, the connected VPCs can communicate directly and securely using private IP addresses.
To set up VPC peering, you need to create a __ in each VPC and accept the __ in the receiving VPC. Additionally, you need to modify the __ in each VPC to route traffic between the connected VPCs.
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