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  1. Preface
  2. Runtime environments
  3. Hosted Agent
  4. Secure Agent groups
  5. Elastic runtime environments
  6. Serverless runtime environments
  7. Secure Agents
  8. Secure Agent installation

Runtime Environments

Runtime Environments

Step 1. Create AWS resources

Step 1. Create AWS resources

Create and configure AWS resources in your VPC to connect to the serverless runtime environment in Informatica's VPC.
Create and configure the following AWS resources:
VPC
A VPC is a virtual network that contains other AWS resources. You can use an existing VPC or create a VPC.
Enable DNS hostnames and DNS resolution for the VPC. Also, ensure that at least one of the following scenarios applies to you:
  • Your VPC's DHCP option is set with AmazonProvidedDNS.
  • If you have custom DNS servers in your DHCP option set, ensure that AmazonProvidedDNs is part of the option set or that the DNS servers can resolve EC2 internal hostnames. To ensure that the DNS servers can resolve EC2 internal hostnames, internally redirect the DNS query to AmazonProvidedDNS.
Public subnet for internet access
A public subnet provides internet access through a NAT gateway. To create the public subnet, use the following guidelines:
  • Use any availability zone in the region where you created the VPC.
  • The CIDR range must be within the VPC CIDR range. Choose a range based on the number of IP addresses that you want to have within the subnet.
Private subnet to host the ENI
A private subnet hosts the ENI that the serverless runtime environment uses to connect to your VPC.
Create a private subnet and configure a CIDR range to determine the maximum number of IP addresses and therefore, the scalability, of the serverless runtime environment. Configure the CIDR range to have at least 25 IP addresses per serverless runtime environment so that the serverless runtime environment can scale effectively when developers run concurrent workloads.
After your organization administrator creates a serverless runtime environment in
Administrator
, the serverless runtime environment creates an ENI in your private subnet.
Security group
A security group controls the traffic flow from the serverless runtime environment. Create a security group in the VPC. The security group is associated with all ENIs that the serverless runtime environment creates.
To create the security group, use the following guidelines:
  • Leave the inbound rules empty to restrict all incoming traffic.
  • The outbound rules can either allow all traffic or limit traffic to all Amazon S3 resources and all source and target systems that the serverless runtime environment accesses.
You specify this security group in the serverless runtime environment properties in
Administrator
.
NAT gateway for internet access from the private subnet
A NAT gateway allows outbound traffic to the internet from private instances. All compute instances in the serverless runtime environment that are associated with the ENI are private.
Create a NAT gateway to route outbound traffic from the private subnet to the internet. AWS provides several ways to configure subnet routing rules, such as route tables and NACL. For more information, see the AWS documentation.

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