A Route Table is a named container for routing rules. The table itself carries only metadata — each route is a separate Route Table Route resource that points at it. Attach the table to a VPC with a Route Table Attachment to make its routes active.

Key concepts

• Routes — added as separate RouteTableRoute resources (each has a destination CIDR + next-hop); they are not fields of the table

• Default route — a 0.0.0.0/0 route typically sending internet-bound traffic to a NAT Gateway

• Attachment — bind the table to a VPC via a Route Table Attachment

A route table has no spec of its own — only the common metadata below.

Examples

A route table plus a default route (its own resource). Attach it to a VPC with a Route Table Attachment.

Terraform

Python SDK

kc CLI

Related pages

Resource docs

• Route resource docs
• Route Table Attachment resource docs
• NAT Gateway resource docs

More in this section

• VPC
• Subnet
• Security Group
• VPC Peering
• Peering Peer
• External Peering Peer

Reference

• Kvindo provider on the Terraform Registry