Hoping I can get some advice: I’m using the

awsx.vpc

resource to create a VPC, but I now need to add a peering connection. What’s the best way to update my route tables? I’m not finding an option inside the

awsx.Vpc

resource. Do I need to switch to manually creating the resources with

aws.ec2.Vpc

,

aws.ec2.Subnet

aws.ec2.RouteTable

, etc or is there a better approach that I’m missing?

Yes, you need to update the route tables yourself. I have this, hopefully it'll get you started.

Promise.all([this.vpc.publicSubnets, this.vpc.privateSubnets]).then(([publicSubnets, privateSubnets]) => {
      [...publicSubnets, ...privateSubnets].forEach((subnet) => {
        subnet.createRoute(
          `peering-to-${label}`,
          {
            vpcPeeringConnectionId: this.peerConnectionId,
            destinationCidrBlock: cidrBlock
          },
          this.parentOpts(subnet)
        );
      });
    });

This code was written before the various

...Output

methods existed. If they exist for awsx.Vpc, then you can use

apply()

instead of

then()

.

Thanks @little-cartoon-10569, appreciate you sharing! Good to know I ended up on the right track - I ended up doing something similar in the end:

vpc.routeTables.apply(routeTables => {
    for (const [index, routeTable] of routeTables.entries()) {
      routeTable.tags.apply(tags => {
        if (tags?.SubnetType === 'Private' || tags?.Name?.includes('private')) {
          const route = new aws.ec2.Route(...);
        }
      });
    }
  });