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Redpanda Cloud’s BYOVPC for AWS is now Generally Available

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David Yu
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1,449
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Language
English
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Summary

Bring Your Own VPC (BYOVPC) for AWS is now generally available, offering users of Redpanda Cloud enhanced networking control by allowing them to manage their own virtual private cloud (VPC) while Redpanda deploys its data plane into it. BYOVPC is a step further from the Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) model, which manages the networking on behalf of users by creating and controlling resources like VPCs and subnets. With BYOVPC, users pre-provision these resources, granting them full ownership of their VPC, subnets, IAM roles, and security policies, while Redpanda operates within this defined environment without altering any configurations. The introduction of BYOVPC aligns with organizations needing granular control over their networking setup, especially those with stringent security and compliance requirements, and it integrates seamlessly with existing network topologies. Terraform is recommended for provisioning BYOVPC clusters, offering benefits like repeatability, auditability, and flexibility. This approach provides users with the ability to customize infrastructure while maintaining a minimal IAM footprint, and it supports features like PrivateLink and secrets management, ensuring secure and efficient cloud operations. Redpanda Cloud customers can access BYOVPC by contacting their account team or Redpanda Sales, and further documentation is available for setting up BYOVPC clusters on AWS.

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