AWS MANAGEMENT CONSOLE PRIVATE ACCESS

🔧 Required Tools:

• CDK = 2.64.0
• Node = v19.4.0
• Npm = 9.2.0

Places to be edited We can configure aws and arrange the parts in the private-console.ts file under the bin file according to our own configurations.

let region:string= ""; #The region where the cdk will be deployed must contain regions supported by AWS manage private console access. AWS DOC: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsconsolehelpdocs/latest/gsg/console-private-access.html
let CompanyName:string= "";   
let whichEnv:string= "";
let accountid:string="";


const vpcTest = new network.VPC(app, 'VPC', {
    company: CompanyName,
    cidr: '10.120.0.0/16', #VPC cidr to use
    whichEnv: whichEnv,
    zone:1,
    gateway:1
});

PrivateAccess-policy must be attached after the cdk is deployed on users to restrict public access. In the openvpn server, the client.ovpn was created ready under the /root directory, you can connect to the server via ssm and get the ovpn file and establish a connection

Bootstrap

• cdk bootstrap

Build Command

• npm install

Resource check

• npm run private-console diff "*"

Deploy Command

• npm run private-console-deploy "*"