The text provides a detailed walkthrough for setting up a private network connection between a new Couchbase Capella cluster and an AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) using VPC Peering, which is essential for high-performance, mission-critical applications. It explains the process of creating a Couchbase Capella cluster on AWS, ensuring that the cluster's region and CIDR block are compatible with the AWS VPC. The guide includes steps for creating a new VPC, launching an EC2 instance, and configuring networking settings such as enabling DNS Hostnames and Resolution. It then details the process of creating a peering connection between the Capella cluster and the AWS VPC, including accepting the peering request, associating VPCs with hosted zones, and modifying route tables. The final setup involves testing the connection to ensure communication is now occurring over a private network rather than a public one. The text emphasizes that while the guide provides a foundational approach to VPC peering, individual AWS environments may require additional considerations and offers resources for further support and information on Couchbase Capella.