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DataStax Astra Documentation

    • Learn about DataStax Astra
      • About Astra DB
        • Astra DB FAQs
        • Astra plan options
        • Database regions
      • About Astra Streaming
        • Astra Streaming FAQs
      • Pricing and billing
        • Managing payment methods
    • Astra DB release notes
    • Astra DB getting started
      • Get started: Grant a user access
      • Get started: Load and retrieve data in your database
      • Build sample apps
      • Use integrations
      • Getting started with the drivers on Astra
      • Katacoda scenarios
    • Astra Streaming quick start
      • Java code examples
      • Python code examples
      • Golang code examples
      • Node.js code examples
    • Administering your database
      • Create your Astra database
      • Obtain database credentials
      • VPC peering
        • AWS VPC peering
        • GCP VPC peering
      • Manage your databases
        • Resize databases
        • Park databases
        • Unpark databases
        • Terminate databases
      • Monitor your databases
        • View your databases
        • View health and metrics
      • Manage your organization
        • Add organizations in Astra
        • Invite users to an organization
        • User permissions
          • Manage custom roles
        • Manage application tokens
        • Reset your password
        • Change your login password
      • Manage multiple keyspaces
      • DevOps API for managing your databases
      • Astra Service Broker
        • Install Service Catalog
        • Using svcat to provision and bind an Astra database
        • Using kubetcl to provision and bind an Astra database
        • Terminate your database with Astra Service Broker
      • Astra guardrails
        • Astra database limits
    • Developing your application
      • REST API
        • Create a table in your keyspace
        • Create an index for a table
        • Add columns to your table
        • Delete columns in your table
        • Drop an index in your keyspace
        • Drop a table in your keyspace
        • Add rows to your table
        • Retrieve rows from your table
        • Update rows in your table
        • Delete rows in your table
        • Node.js REST Client
      • GraphQL API
        • Create a user-defined type (UDT) using GraphQL
        • Creating a table in your keyspace using GraphQL
        • Creating an index for a table using GraphQL
        • Dropping user-defined types (UDTs), tables, columns, or indexes using GraphQL
        • Adding rows to your table using GraphQL
        • Retrieving rows from your table using GraphQL
        • Updating rows in your table using GraphQL
        • Deleting rows in your table using GraphQL
      • Document API
        • Checking for namespace
        • Writing documents
        • Reading documents
        • Updating documents
        • Deleting documents and collections
        • Node.js Collection Client
      • CQL console
        • Standalone CQL shell
      • Drivers for Astra
        • DataStax C++ driver
        • DataStax C# driver
        • DataStax Java driver
        • DataStax Node.js driver
        • DataStax Python driver
        • Migrate DataStax drivers
          • Migrate C++ driver
          • Migrate C# driver
          • Migrate Java driver
          • Migrate Node.js driver
          • Migrate Python driver
      • Upload data to your database
        • Astra Data Loader
        • DataStax Bulk Loader
        • DataStax Apache Kafka Connector
        • Test loading data with NoSqlBench
      • Storage-Attached Indexing (SAI)
      • Connect with legacy drivers
        • Java legacy driver versions
        • Python legacy driver versions
        • PHP legacy drivers
        • Ruby legacy drivers
    • API references
    • Securing your Astra database
      • Security highlights
      • Default Astra user permissions
    • Tooling Resources
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VPC peering

By creating a virtual private cloud (VPC), you can connect your VPC resources and Astra databases. VPC peering allows you to communicate across the VPCs.

VPC peering is available on only Classic C- and D-tier Astra databases.

VPC peering is available for all cloud providers available on DataStax Astra:

  • Connect using AWS VPC peering

  • Connect using GCP VPC peering

  • Connect using Azure VPC peering

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