A VPC Peering is a container that joins networks over private IPs. The peering itself carries only metadata — you attach the two sides as separate Peering Peer (Kvindo VPC) or External Peering Peer (a network outside Kvindo) resources that reference it.

Key concepts

• Peers — each side is a VpcPeeringPeer (a Kvindo subnet) or VpcPeeringExternalPeer (an external network) pointing at this peering

• Private routing — once peered, resources reach each other over private IPs, no floating IPs needed

• Non-overlapping CIDRs — the two sides must not share IP ranges

• Non-transitive — A↔B and B↔C does not imply A↔C

A VPC peering has no spec of its own — only the common metadata below.

Examples

The peering container. Add peers with a Peering Peer / External Peering Peer that references it.

Terraform

Python SDK

kc CLI

Related pages

Resource docs

• Peering Peer resource docs
• External Peering Peer resource docs

More in this section

• VPC
• Subnet
• Security Group
• Route Table
• Route
• Route Table Attachment

Reference

• Kvindo provider on the Terraform Registry