When HCX migrations or network extensions misbehave, most engineers instinctively start checking firewall rules, routing, or DNS. That’s necessary—but it’s not always the fastest approach. HCX includes a powerful built-in feature called Data‑Plane Diagnostics  that helps you validate site‑to‑site data‑plane connectivity  and quickly pinpoint why a Service Mesh  tunnel is down, degraded, or behaving inconsistently. This blog explains what Data‑Plane Diagnostics is , how to run

In this blog, we’ll cover the following: Quick Introduction to Terraform Setting up an AWS IAM User Writing Terraform Code Deploying AWS Resources Destroying Infrastructure with Terraform Best Practices for Using Terraform Quick Introduction to Terraform Terraform is an open-source IaC tool that allows you to define and provision infrastructure in a declarative way using configuration files. Some key highlights include: Automates infrastructure provisioning. Provides repeat

What’s Covered in This Blog Post? Step 1: Install Visual Studio Code Step 2: Install AWS CLI Step 3: Install Terraform Step 4: Install VS Code Extensions Step 5: Set Up AWS IAM Step 6: Configure Terraform to Create AWS VPC and Subnet Step 7: Verify VPC and Subnet in AWS Console Step 8: Destroy Resources Please Note: I've pasted the screenshots from my lab for your reference. Step 1: Install Visual Studio Code First, download and install Visual Studio Code for your o