To provision a dedicated VMware SDDC on AWS, you must first configure a VPC and subnets within AWS. Then you connect the VPC to the VMware Cloud on AWS environment. Finally, you deploy the SDDC through the VMware Cloud console, selecting the VPC, subnets, administrators and adding hosts. The SDDC is then configured to provide a software defined data center in AWS.

1. How to Provision a Dedicated VMware
SDDC on AWS
we must first configure a VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) within AWS. This VPC will be connected to
the VMware Cloud on AWS environment

2. First, login to
AWS

3. Search for
VPC

4. Select VPC

5. Create VPC in
the top menu
bar

6. Specify IP
Address
Range, Click
Create

7. After VPC created,
Create one or more
subnets in order to
provide a range of
IP addresses that
will be assigned to
the VPC

8. Select
subnets

10. Select VPC to use for
this subnet, where
this subnet will reside,
the CIDR block that
represents the reange
of IP addresses for the
subnet, then click
Create

11. Repeat the
process for
other zones

12. Select
Internet
Gateways

13. Create
Internet
Gateway

14. Attach to VPC

15. Attach
Internet
Gateway to
VPC

16. Create Endpoint
to connect the
VPC to AWS
services without
going over to
the internet.

17. Select service
category, VPC,
subnet to
create
endpoint

19. Associate
subnets to
route table

20. Edit subnet
associations
and save

21. Add a route,
save and
close

22. The AWS and all other required components and configurations are
finished, can sign into the VMware Cloud service console to deploy SDDC

23. Select Cloud, region, deployment, SDDC name, and number of hosts

24. Opne AWS console with cloud formation template

25. Read, acknowledge, and create

27. Select VPC and subnet

28. Add management subnet

29. Deploy SDDC

30. Add administrators, specify access privileges

31. Add host

32. Software Defined Data Center is now configured

33. • Reference: http://docs.hol.vmware.com