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### Bastion
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The bastion host acts as the "jump point" for the rest of the infrastructure. Since most of our instances aren't exposed to the external internet, the bastion acts as the gatekeeper for any direct SSH access.
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The bastion host acts as the "jump point" for the rest of the infrastructure. Since most of our instances are not exposed to the external internet, the bastion acts as the gatekeeper for any direct SSH access.
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The bastion is provisioned using the key name that you pass to the stack (and hopefully have stored somewhere). If you ever need to access an instance directly, you can do it by "jumping through" the bastion:
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variable"internal_subnets" {
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type="list"
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type="list"
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description="a list of CIDRs for internal subnets in your VPC, must be set if the cidr variable is defined, needs to have as many elements as there are availability zones"
description="a list of CIDRs for external subnets in your VPC, must be set if the cidr variable is defined, needs to have as many elements as there are availability zones"
description="a comma-separated list of availability zones, defaults to all AZ of the region, if set to something other than the defaults, both internal_subnets and external_subnets have to be defined as well"
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