A step-by-step guide for AWS EC2 provisioning using Terraform: VPN, VPC peering, tunnels, Site-to-site Connection, Subnets, Azure VPN Client & Gateway (multi-cloud) using Terraform — Part 12

Terraform provisioning AWS VPN and Azure VPN Site to Site Connection with advanced network security. The proliferation of cloud computing has led to the rise of multi-cloud architectures, where businesses leverage the strengths of multiple cloud providers. However, this distributed approach necessitates secure communication channels between resources residing in different cloud environments. This article addresses this challenge by providing an in-depth exploration of various connectivity options. We’ll equip you with the knowledge to choose the most suitable method for your specific multi-cloud needs, ensuring the secure and seamless flow of data across your cloud infrastructure.

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Multi-Cloud VPN Planning

· Abstract
· Preface
· Introduction
· Use Cases for Multi-Cloud VPN with Examples
∘ Building Blocks of Your Secure AWS Network
∘ Azure’s Secure Networking Foundation
· Technical Guide: VPN between AWS and Azure Cloud
∘ Step 1: Resource Group
∘ Step 2: Virtual Network
∘ Step 3: Add Subnet to this VPN-VN
∘ Step 4: Virtual Network Gateway
∘ Step 5: In the next step, let's jump to AWS
∘ Step 6: Add subnets to vpc-azure
∘ Step 7: VPN ( Customer gateway ) from AWS
∘ Step 8: Create a Virtual Private Gateway
∘ Step 9: Site-to-Site Connection
∘ Step 10: Create a Local Network Gateway From Azure
∘ Step 11: Create Route Table
∘ Step 12: Add Route
· Conclusion
· About me
· References

Abstract

This article dives into the world of secure multi-cloud connectivity using Terraform, an…