2018-06-22:
This is an incomplete entry. This is turning out to be a little more complex than I originally thought and rather than delay the publication further I will “publish what I have”. The date and this paragraph will get updated until this part of my series is finalized.
The 3rd part in my Virtual Private Cloud with Terraform series of posts.
Hopefully you've read part 1 and part 2 of this series. Thus far I have created a VPC and defined two sets of sub-nets to implement our application on, assigned Route Tables and Default Routes to the sub-nets and created NAT Gateways to separate the Database Servers from the Internet while retaining connectivity to the Internet.
Part 3 is really about configuring AWS so that it manages and scales our solution architecture in response to the demand experienced.
The 2nd part in my Virtual Private Cloud with Terraform series of posts.
Hopefully you've read part 1 of this series. At the end of that post we had created a VPC and defined two sets of sub-nets to implement our application on.
This entry will create the routing tables, Internet gateways and security groups needed to access our VPC from the outside world and how the internal sub-nets can communicate with each other.
The cool thing about a tech career is that the tech never stands still. I've been working in telecom for over 20 years. As an industry that domain has been significantly automated over those years. I did a fair bit of that automation myself! Now I find myself looking for fresh challenges and that requires a new set of skills using a new set of tools.
2013.05.23: Warning: This is an Alpha revision design. I am currently waiting for the PCBs and will update this post with (electrical) test results when the boards arrive.
To help me with the overall design of a custom PCB for my HSIS project I designed a TCM8240 breakout board.
I was writing another page on installing OpenWRT and realized that the version I was using was no longer current. To make that page more relevant I thought I should document the steps to update the OpenWRT installation on a TP-LINK TL-WR703N.
2012.11.18
I needed a way to get "road-warrior" remote access to my network resources and SSH wasn't doing everything I needed, it was time to setup a VPN. It's a common problem and there is a common solution. During my VPN configuration I was all over the Internet pulling in parts of the solution so I thought I'd wrap it all up in one place. This is a solution for my problem, yours may be different.
