Description: The VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) network architecture refers to the design and structure of a virtual private network that allows users to create and manage their own cloud network environments. This architecture provides complete control over network configuration, including IP address selection, subnet creation, routing table configuration, and gateway implementation. A VPC allows organizations to isolate their cloud resources, ensuring security and flexibility. Additionally, it facilitates integration with other cloud services, such as databases and applications, enabling efficient communication between them. The VPC architecture is fundamental for companies looking to scale their cloud operations, as it offers the ability to segment traffic and manage access to resources granularly. In this context, the Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) plays a crucial role, as it automatically distributes incoming traffic across multiple application instances, ensuring that no instance becomes overloaded and improving the availability and fault tolerance of applications. In summary, the VPC network architecture, along with the use of an Elastic Load Balancer, allows organizations to build secure, scalable, and highly available cloud environments.
