We can easily create AWS VPC using Boto3 Python using the steps mentioned in this article. Bobcares, as a part of our AWS Support Services, offers solutions to your AWS queries.

Create AWS VPC Using Boto3 Python – How To?

A logically isolated area of the Amazon Web Services Cloud is made available to users by AWS, serving as a virtual private cloud (VPC) for them. Boto3, on the other hand, is a Python SDK, which makes interaction with AWS services easier by using Python language. Here, we’ll see the steps to create an Amazon VPC using the Boto3 SDK.

Pre-requisites: AWS CLI, IAM User, Boto3, Python3.

Functions Used To Create AWS VPC Using Boto3 Python

1.

create_vpcCopy Code

2.

create_route_tableCopy Code

3.

create_internet_gatewayCopy Code

4.

create_subnetCopy Code

5.

associate_with_subnetCopy Code

Steps

1. Ubuntu systems have Python by default. We must know the Python version of our system. If python is not set up, we can update the repository and install it.

sudo apt update
sudo apt install python-pip
pip --version

2. Now we’ve to install Boto3. Then confirm its version.

pip3 install boto3
pip show boto3

3. Now, make a VPC and give it the name “boto.py”. Optionally, we can give various names to the files.

4. Also, change the value of

aws_access_key_id_valueCopy Code

and

aws_secret_access_key_valueCopy Code

with our own

access_key_idCopy Code

and

access_key_valueCopy Code

respectively. Also, change the value of

region_nameCopy Code

.

5. We can use an editor of our choosing to change the values of CidrBlock for

create_vpcCopy Code

and

create_subnetCopy Code

if we’d like, or we can leave them as-is. And, we can continue with the process.

 

6. Now, run the Python script using this command to build a VPC with the above-mentioned setup.

python3 boto.py

7. Lastly, make sure the creation of AWS VPC is successful using the AWS console.

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Conclusion

The steps to create AWS VPC using Boto3 Python SDK from our Tech team are well explained in this article. The process involves a simple seven-step procedure.