VPC Endpoint Overview

VPC endpoints are secure and private channels for connecting VPCs to VPC endpoint services.

You can buy a VPC endpoint to connect a resource in your VPC to a VPC endpoint service in another VPC of the same region.

This section describes how to buy and manage a VPC endpoint.

**Table 1** Management of VPC endpoints
Operation	Description	Constraint
Buying a VPC Endpoint	Describes how to buy a VPC endpoint.	VPC endpoints are region-level resources. Select a region and project when you buy such a VPC endpoint. Each tenant can buy a maximum of 50 VPC endpoints. When you buy a VPC endpoint, ensure that the associated VPC endpoint service is deployed in the same region as the VPC endpoint. Only one basic VPC endpoint can be created in a VPC subnet for accessing a VPC endpoint service. When you create multiple VPC endpoints in a VPC to connect the same VPC endpoint service, you can enable Create a Private Domain Name for only one VPC endpoint. If you want to access multiple VPC endpoints using a private domain name, you need to modify the DNS record set. VPC endpoints are billed based on the subscription duration.
Querying and Accessing a VPC Endpoint	Describes how to query the summary of a VPC endpoint.	One VPC endpoint supports up to 3,000 concurrent connections.
Deleting a VPC Endpoint	Describes how to delete a VPC endpoint.	Deleted VPC endpoints cannot be recovered. Exercise caution when performing this operation.
Configuring Access Control for an Interface VPC Endpoint	Describes how to enable access control for a VPC endpoint and configure a whitelist of IP addresses or CIDR blocks that are allowed to access the VPC endpoint.	Access Control is only available for VPC endpoints for connecting to interface VPC endpoint services. If Access Control is disabled, any IP address can access the VPC endpoint. A maximum of 20 whitelist records can be added.
Managing Tags of a VPC Endpoint	Describes how to query, add, edit, and delete VPC endpoint tags.	You can add up to 10 tags to each VPC endpoint.