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VPC Endpoint Services
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- Deleting a VPC Endpoint Service
- Managing Connections of a VPC Endpoint Service
- Managing Whitelist Records of a VPC Endpoint Service
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- Querying Connections of a VPC Endpoint Service
- Accepting or Rejecting a VPC Endpoint
- Querying Whitelist Records of a VPC Endpoint Service
- Batch Adding or Deleting Whitelist Records
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- Deleting a VPC Endpoint Service
- Managing Connections of a VPC Endpoint Service
- Managing Whitelist Records of a VPC Endpoint Service
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- Deleting a VPC Endpoint Service
- Querying VPC Endpoint Services
- Querying Connections of a VPC Endpoint Service
- Accepting or Rejecting a VPC Endpoint
- Querying the Whitelist Records of a VPC Endpoint Service
- Batch Adding or Deleting Whitelist Records of a VPC Endpoint Service
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- Querying VPC Endpoint Services
- Querying Connections of a VPC Endpoint Service
- Accepting or Rejecting a VPC Endpoint
- Querying Whitelist Records of a VPC Endpoint Service
- Batch Adding or Deleting Whitelist Records
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Creating a VPC Endpoint Service
Scenarios
- Gateway VPC endpoint services are created only for cloud services.
- Interface VPC endpoint services can be created for both cloud services and your private services. Cloud services are configured as VPC endpoint services by the O&M personnel by default. However, you need to create VPC endpoint services for your private services.
This section describes how to configure a private service into an interface VPC endpoint service.
Constraints
- VPC endpoint services are region-level resources. Select a region and project when you create such a service.
- Each tenant can create a maximum of 20 VPC endpoint services.
- The following private services can be configured into VPC endpoint services:
- Elastic load balancer: Backend resources of this type suit services that receive high access traffic and demand high reliability and disaster recovery (DR) performance.
- ECS: Backend resources of this type serve as servers.
- BMS: Backend resources of this type serve as servers. You can choose BMS when you choose IPv4 for Network Type.
- One VPC endpoint service corresponds to only one backend resource.
Prerequisites
There is a load balancer in the VPC where you are going to create the VPC endpoint service.
Procedure
- Go to the VPC endpoint service list page.
- Click Create VPC Endpoint Service.
The Create VPC Endpoint Service page is displayed.
Figure 1 Create VPC Endpoint Service - Configure parameters by referring to Table 1.
Table 1 Parameters for creating a VPC endpoint service Parameter
Description
Region
Specifies the region where the VPC endpoint service is to be deployed.
Resources in different regions cannot communicate with each other over an intranet. For lower latency and quicker access, select the nearest region.
Name
This parameter is optional.
Specifies the name of the VPC endpoint service.
The name can contain a maximum of 16 characters, including letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-).
- If you do not enter a name, the system generates a name in {region}.{service_id} format.
- If you enter a name, the system generates a name in {region}.{Name}.{service_id} format.
Network Type
Specifies the type of the VPC endpoint service.
The value can be IPv4 or IPv6.
- IPv4: Only IPv4 networks are supported.
- IPv6: Only IPv6 networks are supported.
VPC
Specifies the VPC where the VPC endpoint service is to be deployed.
Subnet
Specifies the subnet where the VPC endpoint service is to be deployed.
This parameter is mandatory when you select IPv6 for Network Type.
Service Type
Specifies the type of the VPC endpoint service. The type can only be Interface.
Connection Approval
Specifies whether the connection between a VPC endpoint and a VPC endpoint service requires approval from the owner of the VPC endpoint service.
You can enable or disable Connection Approval.
When Connection Approval is enabled, any VPC endpoint for connecting to the VPC endpoint service needs to be approved. For details, see Managing Connections of a VPC Endpoint Service.
Port Mapping
Specifies the protocol and ports used for communications between the VPC endpoint service and a VPC endpoint. The protocol is TCP or UDP.
- Service Port: provided by the backend resource bound to the VPC endpoint service.
- Terminal Port: provided by the VPC endpoint, allowing you to access the VPC endpoint service.
The service and terminal port numbers range from 1 to 65535. A maximum of 50 port mappings can be added at a time.
NOTE:
Accessing a VPC endpoint service from a VPC endpoint is to access the service port from the associated terminal port.
Backend Resource Type
Specifies the backend resource that provides services to be accessed.
The following backend resource types are supported:
- Elastic load balancer: Backend resources of this type suit services that receive high access traffic and demand high reliability and disaster recovery (DR) performance.
- ECS: Backend resources of this type serve as servers.
- BMS: Backend resources of this type serve as servers. You can choose BMS when you choose IPv4 for Network Type.
In this example, select Elastic load balancer.NOTE:
- For the security group associated with the backend resource configured for the VPC endpoint service, add an inbound rule, with Source set to 198.19.128.0/17. For details, see Adding a Security Group Rule in the Virtual Private Cloud User Guide.
- If you configure a load balancer as the backend resource for the VPC endpoint service, and enable access control for the listener associated with the load balancer, ensure to allow traffic from 198.19.128.0/17.
Load Balancer
When Backend Resource Type is set to Elastic load balancer, select the load balancer that provides services from the drop-down list.
NOTE:
If an elastic load balancer is used as the backend resource, the source IP address received by the VPC endpoint service is not the real address of the client.
ECS List
This parameter is available when you select ECS for Backend Resource Type. Select an ECS from the ECS list.
BMS List
This parameter is available when you select BMS for Backend Resource Type. Select a BMS from the BMS list.
NOTE:
The BMS type will be discarded. The ELB type is recommended.
Tag
This parameter is optional.
Specifies the VPC endpoint service tag, which consists of a key and a value. You can add up to 20 tags to each VPC endpoint service.
Tag keys and values must meet requirements listed in Table 2.
NOTE:
If a predefined tag has been created on TMS, you can directly select the corresponding tag key and value.
For details about predefined tags, see Predefined Tag Overview.
If you have configured tag policies for VPC Endpoint, add tags to VPC endpoint services based on the tag policies. If you add a tag that does not comply with the tag policies, VPC endpoint services may fail to be created. Contact your administrator to learn more about tag policies.
Description
Provides supplementary information about the VPC endpoint service.
Table 2 Tag requirements for VPC endpoint services Parameter
Requirement
Tag key
- Cannot be left blank.
- Must be unique for each resource.
- Can contain a maximum of 36 characters.
- Can contain only letters, digits, hyphens (-), and underscores (_).
Tag value
- Cannot be left blank.
- Can contain a maximum of 43 characters.
- Can contain only letters, digits, hyphens (-), and underscores (_).
- Click Create Now.
- Click Back to VPC Endpoint Service List to view the newly-created VPC endpoint service.
Figure 2 VPC endpoint service list
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