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import FeatureAvailability from '@site/src/components/FeatureAvailability';
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# AWS PrivateLink
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<FeatureAvailability saasOnly />
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If you require a private connection between the provisioned DataHub instance and your own existing AWS account, DataHub Cloud supports using AWS PrivateLink in order to complete this private connection.
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In order to complete this connection, the DataHub integrations team will require the AWS ARN for a user or role that can accept and complete the connection to your AWS account.
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Once that team reports the PrivateLink has been created, the team will give you a VPC Endpoint Service Name to use.
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In order to complete the connection, you will have to create a VPC Endpoint in your AWS account. To do so, please follow these instructions:
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:::info
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Before following the instructions below, please create a VPC security group with ports 80, and 443 (Both TCP) and any required CIDR blocks or other sources as an inbound rule
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:::
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1. Open the AWS console to the region that the VPC Endpoint Service is created (Generally this will be in `us-west-2 (Oregon)` but will be seen in the service name itself)
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2. Browse to the **VPC** Service and click on **Endpoints**
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3. Click on **Create Endpoint** in the top right corner
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4. Give the endpoint a name tag (such as _datahub-pl_)
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5. Click on the **Other endpoint services** radio button
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6. In the **Service setting**, copy the service name that was given to you by the integrations team into the **Service name** field and click **Verify Service**
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7. Now select the VPC from the dropdown menu where the endpoint will be created.
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8. A list of availability zones will now be shown in the **Subnets** section. Please select at least 1 availability zone and then a corresponding subnet ID from the drop down menu to the right of that AZ.
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9. Choose **IPv4** for the **IP address type**
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10. Choose an existing security group (or multiple) to use on this endpoint
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11. (Optional) For **Policy,** you can keep it on **Full access** or **custom** if you have specific access requirements
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12. (Optional) Create any tags you wish to add to this endpoint
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13. Click **Create endpoint**
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14. Once it has been created, DataHub Cloud will need to accept the incoming connection from your AWS account; the integrations team will advise you when this has been completed.
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