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#### This configuration file configures your environment to use a custom VPC. If you don't specify
#### VPC settings, AWS Elastic Beanstalk creates your environment's load balancer and instances in
#### the default VPC or, for older accounts without a default VPC, in EC2-Classic.
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#### Enter your custom VPC's ID and subnet IDs in the "option_settings" section below. In most
#### cases, you will choose public subnets for your load balancer ("ELBSubnets" setting) and
#### private subnets for your instances ("Subnets" setting).
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#### For more information about configuring VPC settings, see this topic in the Elastic Beanstalk
#### Developer Guide:
####    http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/using-features.managing.vpc.html
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option_settings:
  aws:ec2:vpc:
    VPCId: "vpc-00000000"
    Subnets: "subnet-00000000,subnet-00000000"
    ELBSubnets: "subnet-00000000,subnet-00000000"