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Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
AWS PrivateLink
 * What is AWS PrivateLink?
 * VPC endpoints
    * Interface endpoints
    * Gateway Load Balancer endpoints
    * Gateway endpoints
       * Endpoints for Amazon S3
       * Endpoints for Amazon DynamoDB
   
    * Control access to services
    * Delete a VPC endpoint

 * VPC endpoint services
    * VPC endpoint services for interface endpoints
    * VPC endpoint services for Gateway Load Balancer endpoints
    * Create a VPC endpoint service configuration for interface endpoints
    * Create a VPC endpoint service configuration for Gateway Load Balancer
      endpoints
    * Add and remove permissions for your endpoint service
    * Change the endpoint service configuration
    * Accept and reject endpoint connection requests
    * Create and manage a notification for an endpoint service
    * Add or remove VPC endpoint service tags
    * Delete an endpoint service configuration

 * Identity and access management
 * Private DNS names
    * VPC endpoint service private DNS name verification
    * Modify an existing endpoint service private DNS name
    * View endpoint service private DNS name configuration
    * Manually initiate the endpoint service private DNS name domain
      verification
    * Remove an endpoint service private DNS name
    * Private DNS name domain verification TXT records
    * Troubleshoot common domain verification problems

 * Services that support AWS PrivateLink
 * CloudWatch metrics
 * Quotas
 * Document history


VPC endpoint services (AWS PrivateLink) - Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
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VPC ENDPOINT SERVICES (AWS PRIVATELINK)

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You can create your own application in your VPC and configure it as an AWS
PrivateLink-powered service (referred to as an endpoint service). Other AWS
principals can create a connection from their VPC to your endpoint service using
an interface VPC endpoint or a Gateway Load Balancer endpoint, depending on the
type of service. You are the service provider, and the AWS principals that
create connections to your service are service consumers.

Contents

 * VPC endpoint services for interface endpoints
 * VPC endpoint services for Gateway Load Balancer endpoints
 * Create a VPC endpoint service configuration for interface endpoints
 * Create a VPC endpoint service configuration for Gateway Load Balancer
   endpoints
 * Add and remove permissions for your endpoint service
 * Change the endpoint service configuration
 * Accept and reject endpoint connection requests
 * Create and manage a notification for an endpoint service
 * Add or remove VPC endpoint service tags
 * Delete an endpoint service configuration

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