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I've spent several hours trying to figure out how to deploy my application to a test environment that's not publicly-accessible. I've tried so many different combinations it's hard to remember all of them, but basically I'm trying to do this:
Manually create a VPC with 2 private and 2 public subnets from the AWS console
Manually create an EC2 instance in one of the public subnets and install a VPN server on it that can route traffic through to the private subnets
copilot env init, name the environment "test", choose the VPC and only the private subnets
In my "Load Balanced Web Service", add something to environments.test, maybe network:vpc:placement:private?
copilot svc deploy, which fails for a variety of reasons depending on the details of my attempt
Is there some kind of walkthrough somewhere for how to get a functional private environment for testing?
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I've spent several hours trying to figure out how to deploy my application to a test environment that's not publicly-accessible. I've tried so many different combinations it's hard to remember all of them, but basically I'm trying to do this:
Is there some kind of walkthrough somewhere for how to get a functional private environment for testing?
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