Grant VeloDB Access to Your VPC on Azure

Before you begin, read Grant VeloDB access to your VPC for the connection direction, ownership model, and network-control scope.

1. On the target warehouse, open the Connection page, select the Private Link tab, and click Set up Connection under Grant VeloDB Access to Your VPC.

2. The page shows the Current Region and the Subscription ID of VeloDB. Click Set up endpoint services to open the Azure Private Link Service console.

   

3. On the Basics tab, verify that the region matches the warehouse, complete the form, and click Next: Outbound settings.

   

   Parameter	Category	Description
   Subscription	Project details	Subscription for the Private Link Service.
   Resource group	Project details	Resource group to put the Private Link Service in.
   Name	Instance details	Private Link Service instance name.
   Region	Instance details	Must match the warehouse region.

4. On Outbound settings, select the load balancer, frontend IP address, and source NAT network and subnet. Then click Next: Access Security.

   

5. On Access Security, set Restricted by subscription, add the Subscription ID of VeloDB to the allowlist, set auto-approve to Yes, then click Next: Tags.

   

6. On Tags, keep the default settings. Review the configuration and click Create.

   

   

7. When the status changes from Created to OK, the service is ready.

   

   

8. Copy the Resource ID and Alias from the Private Link Service details page and paste them into the VeloDB Cloud Endpoint Service registration page.

   

   

9. After registration, give the endpoint a name and click Create Now.

   

10. Refresh the VeloDB Cloud Connection page and wait for the endpoint status to change from pendingAcceptance to Approve.