avn vpc#

Here you’ll find the full list of commands for avn vpc.

Manage project’s VPC#

Commands for managing project’s VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) and using them with avn commands.

avn vpc create#

Creates a new VPC.

Parameter

Information

--project

The project to fetch details for

--cloud

The cloud to use by default, to review the list of available cloud regions, check the avn cloud list command

--network-cidr

The network range in the Aiven project VPC in CIDR format (a.b.c.d/e) (required)

Example: Create a new VPC in aws-us-west-1 cloud region with network range 10.1.2.0/24

avn vpc create              \
  --cloud aws-us-west-1     \
  --network-cidr 10.1.2.0/24

The command output is:

PROJECT_VPC_ID                        STATE     CLOUD_NAME     NETWORK_CIDR
====================================  ========  =============  ============
1548c3f6-6240-45ab-892f-2dfacc62ed0d  APPROVED  aws-us-west-1  10.1.2.0/24

avn vpc delete#

Deletes an existing VPC.

Parameter

Information

--project

The project to use when a project isn’t specified for an avn command

--project-vpc-id

The project VPC ID. To get the list of VPC IDs execute avn vpc list (required)

Example: Delete the VPC with id 1548c3f6-6240-45ab-892f-2dfacc62ed0d.

avn vpc delete \
--project-vpc-id 1548c3f6-6240-45ab-892f-2dfacc62ed0d

The command output is:

PROJECT_VPC_ID                        STATE     CLOUD_NAME     NETWORK_CIDR
====================================  ========  =============  ============
1548c3f6-6240-45ab-892f-2dfacc62ed0d  DELETING  aws-us-west-1  10.1.2.0/24

avn vpc list#

Lists all the project’s VPC.

Parameter

Information

--project

The project to use when a project isn’t specified for an avn command

--json

Retrieve the output in JSON format

--verbose

Retrieve the verbose output

Example: List all project’s VPC.

avn vpc list

The command output is:

PROJECT_VPC_ID                        CLOUD_NAME          NETWORK_CIDR   STATE
====================================  ==================  =============  ======
b132dfbf-b035-4cf5-8b15-b7cd6a68aqqd  aws-us-east-1       10.2.1.0/24    ACTIVE
c36a0a6a-6cfb-4718-93ce-ec043ae94qq5  aws-us-west-2       10.13.4.0/24   ACTIVE
d7a984bf-6ebf-4503-bbbd-e7950c49bqqb  azure-eastus        10.213.2.0/24  ACTIVE
f99601f3-4b00-44d6-b4d9-6f16e9f55qq8  google-us-central1  10.1.13.0/24   ACTIVE
8af49368-3125-48a8-b94e-3d1a3d601qqf  google-us-east1     10.50.8.0/24   ACTIVE
6ba650ce-cc08-4e0a-a386-5a354c327qq6  google-us-east4     10.1.17.0/24   ACTIVE
c4bc3a59-87da-4dce-9243-c197edb43qq2  google-us-west3     10.1.13.0/24   ACTIVE

Manage VPC peering connections#

avn vpc peering-connection create#

Creates a peering connection for a project VPC to AWS, GCP or Azure.

Parameter

Information

--project

The project to use when a project isn’t specified for an avn command

--project-vpc-id

Aiven project VPC ID. To get the list of VPC IDs execute avn vpc list (required)

--peer-cloud-account

AWS account ID, Google project ID, or Azure subscription ID (required)

--peer-vpc

AWS VPC ID, Google VPC network name, or Azure VNet name (required)

--peer-region

AWS region of peer VPC, if different than the region defined in the Aiven project VPC

--peer-resource-group

Azure resource group name (required for Azure)

--peer-azure-app-id

Azure app object ID (required for Azure)

--peer-azure-tenant-id

Azure AD tenant ID (required for Azure)

--user-peer-network-cidr

User-defined peer network IP range for routing/firewall

Example: Create a peering connection for AWS.

avn vpc peering-connection create \
  --project-vpc-id b032dfbf-b035-4cf5-8b15-b7cd6a68aqqd \
  --peer-cloud-account 012345678901 \
  --peer-vpc vpc-abcdef01234567890

The command output is:

CREATE_TIME           PEER_AZURE_APP_ID  PEER_AZURE_TENANT_ID  PEER_CLOUD_ACCOUNT  PEER_RESOURCE_GROUP  PEER_VPC               STATE     STATE_INFO  UPDATE_TIME           USER_PEER_NETWORK_CIDRS  VPC_PEERING_CONNECTION_TYPE
====================  =================  ====================  ==================  ===================  =====================  ========  ==========  ====================  =======================  ===========================
2022-06-15T14:50:54Z  null               null                  012345678901        null                 vpc-abcdef01234567890  APPROVED  null        2022-06-15T14:50:54Z

avn vpc peering-connection delete#

Deletes a VPC peering connection.

Parameter

Information

--project

The project to use when a project isn’t specified for an avn command

--project-vpc-id

Aiven project VPC ID. To get the list of VPC IDs execute avn vpc list (required)

--peer-cloud-account

AWS account ID, Google project ID, or Azure subscription ID (required)

--peer-vpc

AWS VPC ID, Google VPC network name, or Azure VNet name (required)

--peer-region

AWS region of peer VPC, if different than the region defined in the Aiven project VPC

--peer-resource-group

Azure resource group name (required for Azure)

Example: Delete the VPC peering connection between the b032dfbf-b035-4cf5-8b15-b7cd6a68aqqd Aiven VPC and the vpc-abcdef01234567890 AWS VPC.

avn vpc peering-connection delete \
  --project-vpc-id b032dfbf-b035-4cf5-8b15-b7cd6a68aqqd \
  --peer-cloud-account 012345678901 \
  --peer-vpc vpc-abcdef01234567890

The command output is:

CREATE_TIME           PEER_AZURE_APP_ID  PEER_AZURE_TENANT_ID  PEER_CLOUD_ACCOUNT  PEER_REGION  PEER_RESOURCE_GROUP  PEER_VPC               STATE     STATE_INFO  UPDATE_TIME           USER_PEER_NETWORK_CIDRS  VPC_PEERING_CONNECTION_TYPE
====================  =================  ====================  ==================  ===========  ===================  =====================  ========  ==========  ====================  =======================  ===========================
2022-06-15T14:50:54Z  null               null                  012345678901        us-east-1    null                 vpc-abcdef01234567890  DELETING  null        2022-06-15T15:02:12Z

avn vpc peering-connection get#

Fetches a VPC peering connection details.

Parameter

Information

--project

The project to use when a project isn’t specified for an avn command

--project-vpc-id

Aiven project VPC ID. To get the list of VPC IDs execute avn vpc list (required)

--peer-cloud-account

AWS account ID, Google project ID, or Azure subscription ID (required)

--peer-vpc

AWS VPC ID, Google VPC network name, or Azure VNet name (required)

--json

Retrieve the output in JSON format

--verbose

Retrieve the verbose output

Example: Fetch VPC peering connection details.

avn vpc peering-connection get \
  --project-vpc-id b032dfbf-b035-4cf5-8b15-b7cd6a68aabd \
  --peer-cloud-account 012345678901 \
  --peer-vpc vpc-abcdef01234567890

The command output is:

State: ACTIVE
Message: Peering connection active

AWS_VPC_PEERING_CONNECTION_ID  TYPE
=============================  =================================
pcx-abcdef01234567890          aws-vpc-peering-connection-active

avn vpc peering-connection list#

Lists VPC peering connections.

Parameter

Information

--project

The project to use when a project isn’t specified for an avn command

--project-vpc-id

Aiven project VPC ID. To get the list of VPC IDs execute avn vpc list (required)

Example: List VPC peering connections for the VPC with id b032dfbf-b035-4cf5-8b15-b7cd6a68aabd.

avn vpc peering-connection list --project-vpc-id b032dfbf-b035-4cf5-8b15-b7cd6a68aabd

The command output is:

PEER_CLOUD_ACCOUNT  PEER_RESOURCE_GROUP  PEER_VPC               PEER_REGION  STATE
==================  ===================  =====================  ===========  ======
012345678901        null                 vpc-abcdef01234567890  us-east-1    ACTIVE