Hi,
I’m starting to get a bit lost here, and AWS support has been unable to answer my questions.
I’m trying to run several EC2 instances with LXC/LXD. Each instance is hosted in a private subnet, with the primary network adapter (ens5). In the VPC, I also create additional private subnets, which would contain the containers running on those instances. There’s also a (correctly) configured NAT gateway (I know it’s working because I can directly connect from the instance running on the private subnet).
What works:
- The EC2 instance itself can ping the containers on that instance
- It can ping the EC2 instance
What doesn’t work:
- Can’t ping the containers from other EC2 instances
- Outbound Internet is not working using the NAT gateway
This is all with a default managed lxdbr0 which is set to the ip range of one of the private subnets. All of this works fine (with IP alias ranges) on Google Cloud Platform for example, but I am completely unable to replicate this on AWS.
Anyone have any experience with such a setup and might have some tips? End goal is: private EC2 instances, each running a private subnet which can contain containers, each container should be able to reach everything else and the internet.