To manually create an AWS VPC with Public access to Prism Element for testing purposes, Which components must be created?

To enable public access to Prism Element in AWS, you need a VPC with subnets, route tables for traffic routing, an Internet Gateway for public connectivity, and a NAT Gateway for outbound internet access from private subnets. A load balancer distributes traffic to Nutanix clusters. These are the essential components for establishing public connectivity while maintaining security boundaries in a Nutanix on AWS deployment.

A. "Delegated Subnets" is not standard AWS terminology; regular subnets are used.

B. Contains "vNets" which is Azure terminology, not AWS, and lacks Internet Gateway.

D. Contains "Route subnets" which is not valid terminology, and VPN is not required for public access.

1. Nutanix Clusters on AWS Deployment Guide v2.0, Section 4.2 "Network Architecture Requirements", pp. 28-32

2. AWS Well-Architected Framework - Networking Pillar (2021), Section "VPC Components", pp. 15-18

3. Nutanix Best Practices Guide for Cloud Deployments v3.1, Chapter 5 "AWS Network Configuration", pp. 45-48

4. AWS Documentation - "VPC with Public and Private Subnets" Architecture Guide, Doc ID: AWSDOCS-VPC-2023-Q2, pp. 8-12

5. Nutanix Port Reference Guide v6.5, Section "Cloud Provider Requirements - AWS", pp. 112-115