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Help Center/ Virtual Private Cloud/ User Guide/ Edge Gateway/ Creating an Edge Connection

Creating an Edge Connection

Updated on 2024-11-22 GMT+08:00

Scenarios

This section describes how to create an edge connection. Edge connections allow subnets from central and edge AZs, and from different edge AZs in VPCs to communicate with each other through an internal network.

Constraints

  • An edge connection needs to have a global connection bandwidth bound to enable resources from the central and edge sites, and from different edge sites to communicate with each other.
  • If you want to enable resources from the central and edge regions, and from different edge regions to communicate, you need to create edge connections in the central region. You can create edge connections in edge regions based on actual requirements.

    For example, Subnet1 in edge AZ1 and Subnet3 in edge AZ3 are from the same VPC-EG1 but different regions. If you want resources from the two subnets to communicate, you need to create an edge connection in central AZ1, edge AZ1, and edge AZ3, respectively.

  • Edge connections can be reused if different VPCs are associated with the same edge gateway.

    For example, an edge gateway is associated with both VPC-EG1 and VPC-EG2, and edge AZ1 and edge AZ5 are both in edge region A. If you need Subnet5 in edge AZ5 to communicate with Centre-Subnet3 in central AZ3, you can directly use the created edge connection-A in edge AZ1 of edge region A. You only need to create an edge connection for the region of the central AZ3 and bind a global connection bandwidth.

    Table 1 Resource configuration examples

    Edge Gateway

    VPC

    Subnet

    AZ

    Region

    Edge Connection

    Global Connection Bandwidth-HomeZones (CN East)

    Edge gateway

    VPC-EG1

    Subnet1

    Edge AZ1

    Edge region A

    Edge connection A

    Global connection bandwidth A

    Subnet3

    Edge AZ3

    Edge region B

    Edge connection B

    Global connection bandwidth B

    Centre-Subnet1

    Central AZ1

    Central region A

    Edge connection-Central A

    Global connection bandwidth-Central A

    VPC-EG2

    Subnet5

    Edge AZ5

    Edge region A

    Edge connection A

    Global connection bandwidth A

    Centre-Subnet3

    Central AZ3

    Central region B

    Edge connection-Central B

    Global connection bandwidth-Central B

Procedure

  1. Go to the edge gateway list page.
  2. Click the edge gateway name.

    The Basic Information tab is displayed.

  3. Click the Edge Connections tab, and then click Create Edge Connection.

    The Create Edge Connection dialog box is displayed.

  4. Configure parameters shown in Table 2 for the edge connection as prompted.
    Table 2 Parameter descriptions

    Parameter

    Description

    Example Value

    Name

    Mandatory

    Enter an edge connection name. The name:
    • Can contain 1 to 64 characters.
    • Can contain letters, digits, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and periods (.).

    -

    AZ

    Mandatory

    Select an AZ to create an edge connection. Only one edge connection can be created for the AZs in the same network border group.

    AZs in the same network border group are at the same edge site. You can select any AZ at the same edge site.

    -

    Description

    Optional

    Enter a description for the edge connection in the text box as required.

    -

  5. After the parameters are configured, click OK.

Follow-up Operations

You need bind a global connection bandwidth to each edge connection to enable communications through an internal network. For details, see Binding a Global Connection Bandwidth to an Edge Connection.

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