VPC Endpoint Overview

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 for accessing 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.

Accessing a VPC Endpoint Through Its Private IP Address or Private Domain Name

Describes how to query the summary of a VPC endpoint.

One VPC endpoint supports up to 3,000 concurrent connections.

Managing VPC Endpoints

Describes how to delete a VPC endpoint.

Deleted VPC endpoints cannot be recovered.

Configuring Access Control for an Interface VPC Endpoint

Describes how to enable access control for a VPC endpoint and configure IP addresses and 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 20 tags to each VPC endpoint.