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RouteTable


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Resource Overview​

An AWS Route Table for an Amazon VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) defines how traffic from subnets within the VPC is routed to target destinations. Every subnet in a VPC is associated with one or more route tables, which specify routing rules for targets such as internet gateways, NAT gateways, VPC endpoints, or VPN connections. Route tables forward traffic according to the order of routing rules, and all traffic generated from subnets is delivered to destinations through the associated route table. This enables subnets within a VPC to securely communicate with the internet or other VPCs.

Associated Resources​

Parent Resources​

Connected Resources​

Resource Configuration​

Basic Settings​

  • included_vpc_name : Name of the VPC that contains the route table
  • subnet_names : List of subnet names to associate with the route table

Routing Paths (linked_route)​

  • linked_route.cidr_block : CIDR block of the routing destination
  • linked_route.resource_type : Routing target resource type - internet_gateway, ec2_instance, nat_gateway, transit_gateway, vpc_peering
  • linked_route.linked_resource_name : Name of the routing target resource

Tags​

  • tag : Tags used to categorize the resource

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