A Route Table contains a set of rules that control how the network traffic flows within a VPC and outside of it. Each subnet must be associated with one Route Table. However, Route Tables may contain more than one subnet that needs the same route configuration.
Managing a Route Table
Getting ready
We need to have an AWS account created with a user that has permissions to manage Route Tables, which we already have. We have already created two subnets, one IG, and one NAT Gateway. By configuring these with the Route Table, we shall make one subnet a public subnet and the other one a private subnet.
