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GaussDB Instances Are in the Specified VPC

Rule Details

Table 1 Rule details

Parameter

Description

Rule Name

gaussdb-instance-in-vpc

Identifier

gaussdb-instance-in-vpc

Description

If a GaussDB instance is not in the specified VPC, this instance is noncompliant.

Tag

gaussdb

Trigger Type

Configuration change

Filter Type

gaussdb.instance

Configure Rule Parameters

vpcId: VPC ID of a GaussDB instance

Applicable Scenario

A VPC is a private network on the cloud. You can create VPCs to logically isolate your GaussDB instances. For more details, see What Is Virtual Private Cloud?

Solution

You cannot change VPCs or subnets of GaussDB instances. You can use a GaussDB backup to create a new RDS instance and deploy the instance to the desired VPC and subnet. For details, see Data Restoration.

Rule Logic

  • If a GaussDB instance is not in the specified VPC, this instance is noncompliant.
  • If a GaussDB instance is in the specified VPC, this instance is compliant.
Parent topic: GaussDB