Configure a VPC Peering Connection

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      Setting up a VPC peering connection enables your application to interact with Couchbase Capella over a private connection by co-locating them through VPC or VNet peering.

      You can configure a VPC peering connection from Couchbase Capella databases hosted with AWS, GCP, or Microsoft Azure to your application’s VPC.

      Capella does not support VPC peering connections between different cloud providers. For example, you cannot set up VPC peering between a Capella database hosted in GCP with an application hosted on AWS.

      Using a VPC peering connection provides an added layer of security for organizations by avoiding communication over the Internet. It also results in a significant reduction in latency and egress costs.

      Private Endpoints

      Private endpoints connect a Capella database to a chosen resource or service. You can set up private endpoints with AWS or Azure. Private endpoints are not available with GCP.