# 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](https://console.aws.amazon.com/devicefarm). 1. On the Device Farm navigation panel, choose **Mobile Device Testing**, then choose **Projects**. 1. Under **Mobile Testing projects**, choose the name of your project from the list. 1. Choose **Project settings**. 1. In the **Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Settings** section, you can change the `VPC`, `Subnets` (private subnets only), and `Security Groups`. 1. 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 ``` ------