Description: A VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) is a virtual network infrastructure that allows users to create a private space within a public cloud environment. This network provides complete control over the network environment, including the selection of IP address ranges, the creation of subnets, and the configuration of routing tables and gateways. VPCs are fundamental for deploying applications in the cloud, as they allow organizations to segment their resources and manage security more effectively. Additionally, VPCs can connect to on-premises networks through secure connections, facilitating the integration of cloud services with existing infrastructure. VPCs are essential for deploying various applications, as they provide the necessary isolation for the resources and services running in the cloud. This enables developers and system administrators to deploy applications in a scalable and secure manner, leveraging cloud capabilities without compromising security or performance.