Connecting to Amazon VPC - AWS Device Farm

Connecting to Amazon VPC

You can configure and update your project to use Amazon VPC endpoints. The VPC-ENI configuration is configured on a per-project basis. A project can have only one VPC-ENI endpoint at any given time. To configure VPC access for a project, you must know the following details:

  • The VPC ID in us-west-2 if your app is hosted there or the us-west-2 VPC ID that connects to some other VPC in a different Region.

  • The applicable security groups to apply to the connection.

  • The subnets that will be associated with the connection. When a session starts, the largest available subnet is used. We recommend having multiple subnets associated with different availability zones to improve the availability posture of your VPC connectivity.

  • When using VPC-ENI, the DNS resolver used by the Device Farm test hosts and devices will be the server provided by DHCP services in the customer subnet. In a default configuration, this will be the VPC's default resolver. Customers wishing to specify custom DNS resolvers may configure a DHCP Option Set in their VPC.

Once you have created your VPC-ENI configuration, you can update its details using the console or CLI using the steps below.

Console

  1. Sign in to the Device Farm console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/devicefarm.

  2. On the Device Farm navigation panel, choose Mobile Device Testing, then choose Projects.

  3. Under Mobile Testing projects, choose the name of your project from the list.

  4. Choose Project settings.

  5. In the Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Settings section, you can change the VPC, Subnets (private subnets only), and Security Groups.

  6. Choose Save.

CLI

Use the following AWS CLI command to update the Amazon VPC:

$  aws devicefarm update-project \
--arn arn:aws:devicefarm:us-west-2:111122223333:project:12345678-1111-2222-333-456789abcdef \
--vpc-config \
securityGroupIds=sg-02c1537701a7e3763,sg-005dadf9311efda25,\
subnetIds=subnet-09b1a45f9cac53717,subnet-09b1a45f9cac12345,\
vpcId=vpc-0238fb322af81a368

You can also configure an Amazon VPC when creating your project:

$  aws devicefarm create-project \
--name VPCDemo \
--vpc-config \
securityGroupIds=sg-02c1537701a7e3763,sg-005dadf9311efda25,\
subnetIds=subnet-09b1a45f9cac53717,subnet-09b1a45f9cac12345,\
vpcId=vpc-0238fb322af81a368