scaleway/site-to-site-vpn-aws-scw

scaleway/site-to-site-vpn-aws-scw

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⚠️ Recommended Deployment Order

Proceed step by step:

1. First, comment out the creation of the Customer Gateway on the Scaleway side and the aws.tf file. This allows you to retrieve the public IP of the Scaleway VPN Gateway. 2. Then, uncomment on the AWS side to get the tunnel IP address. 3. Finally, provide the correct PSK to finalize the link (retrieve the Scaleway PSK and set it on the AWS side).

Step-by-step guide: AWS Scaleway Site-to-Site VPN

This guide explains how to deploy a site-to-site VPN tunnel between AWS and Scaleway using Terraform, following best practices from the official guide.

Prerequisites

• Access to an AWS and a Scaleway account
• Terraform installed
• Access to AWS and Scaleway credentials

1. Prepare variables

• Fill in access variables in scaleway.auto.tfvars and AWS variables in your environment files.
• Set the AWS VPC CIDR in aws_plage (e.g.: 10.1.0.0/16).

2. Deploy Scaleway infrastructure

terraform init
terraform apply

• This will create the VPC, private network, public gateway, Kapsule cluster, and VPN gateway on the Scaleway side.

3. Deploy AWS infrastructure

• Make sure the scw_vpn_public_ip variable matches the public IP of the Scaleway gateway.
• Run:

terraform init
terraform apply

• This will create the VPC, subnets, customer gateway (pointing to Scaleway), VPN gateway, and VPN connection on the AWS side.

4. Retrieve BGP and tunnel parameters

• After applying AWS, retrieve the outputs:
• aws_vpn_tunnel1_address: AWS tunnel public IP
• aws_vpn_tunnel1_vgw_inside_address: AWS BGP IP
• aws_vpn_tunnel1_cgw_inside_address: Scaleway BGP IP
• aws_vpn_tunnel1_preshared_key: generated PSK (if not overridden)

5. Configure the Customer Gateway and connection on Scaleway

• In main.tf on the Scaleway side, set:
• cgw_ip = aws_vpn_tunnel1_address
• private_ip = aws_vpn_tunnel1_cgw_inside_address/30
• peer_private_ip = aws_vpn_tunnel1_vgw_inside_address/30

• Apply the configuration:

terraform apply

6. Retrieve the Scaleway PSK

• After applying Scaleway, retrieve the PSK:

terraform output scw_vpn_psk

7. Synchronize the PSK on AWS

• Pass the Scaleway PSK value to the scw_vpn_psk variable on AWS (via a .tfvars file or environment variable).
• Re-run:

terraform apply

8. Verification

• Check the VPN tunnel status in the AWS and Scaleway consoles.
• Test network connectivity between the two VPCs.

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Notes:

• For each tunnel, repeat the steps with the values of the second tunnel.
• Adjust CIDR, ASN, and parameters according to your architecture.
• To automate output synchronization between the two stacks, use the terraform_remote_state provider.