aws::route-table¶

Creates a VPC route table.

Example¶

aws::route-table route-table-example
    vpc: $(aws::vpc vpc-example)

    route
        destination-cidr-block: 0.0.0.0/0
        gateway: $(aws::internet-gateway ig-example)
    end

    tags: {
        Name: route-table-example
    }
end

Attributes¶

Attribute

Description

vpc

The VPC to create a Route Table for. (Required)

subnets set

Subnets to associate with this Route Table.

route set subresource

The routes for the Route Table.

destination-cidr-block: An IPv4 destination CIDR block of the Route.
destination-ipv6-cidr-block: An IPv6 destination CIDR block of the Route.
egress-gateway: The Egress Only Internet Gateway to be associated to the Route. Only valid with IPv6 destination CIDR.
gateway: The Internet Gateway to be associated to the Route. Only valid with IPv4 destination CIDR.
instance: The NAT instance running in your VPC to be associated to the Route.
nat-gateway: The NAT Gateway to be associated to the Route. Only valid with IPv4 destination CIDR.
network-interface: The Network Interface to be associated to the Route.
transit-gateway: The transit gateway to associate to the Route.
vpc-peering-connection: The VPC Peering Connection to be associated to the Route.

Outputs¶

Attribute	Description
id	The ID of the Route Table.
owner-id	The owner ID of the Route Table.