top | item 22600573 (no title) jhinds | 6 years ago We've been using the Session Manager with instances in private subnets without issue, works like a charm. discuss order hn newest bogomipz|6 years ago Is there anything special that needs to be configured to get this to work on private subnets?Currently I have an EKS cluster accessible only on private subnets. It would be wonderful to to be able to access this without OpenVPN in the mix. exidy|6 years ago The instances establish an outbound connection to the API SSM API, so as long as they can hit that, Session Manager will work.Connectivity from a private subnet to the AWS API could be (a) NAT gateway (b) HTTP proxy (c) PrivateLink VPC endpoint.
bogomipz|6 years ago Is there anything special that needs to be configured to get this to work on private subnets?Currently I have an EKS cluster accessible only on private subnets. It would be wonderful to to be able to access this without OpenVPN in the mix. exidy|6 years ago The instances establish an outbound connection to the API SSM API, so as long as they can hit that, Session Manager will work.Connectivity from a private subnet to the AWS API could be (a) NAT gateway (b) HTTP proxy (c) PrivateLink VPC endpoint.
exidy|6 years ago The instances establish an outbound connection to the API SSM API, so as long as they can hit that, Session Manager will work.Connectivity from a private subnet to the AWS API could be (a) NAT gateway (b) HTTP proxy (c) PrivateLink VPC endpoint.
bogomipz|6 years ago
Currently I have an EKS cluster accessible only on private subnets. It would be wonderful to to be able to access this without OpenVPN in the mix.
exidy|6 years ago
Connectivity from a private subnet to the AWS API could be (a) NAT gateway (b) HTTP proxy (c) PrivateLink VPC endpoint.