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- This example shows how you can use the landing zone module to create a networking infrastructure layer without any compute resources (no VSI, nor OpenShift cluster).
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- This example provides a base to a modular solution because you can use this network layer as a base on which the compute resources are deployed, possibly through separate Terraform modules.
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You can use the VPC landing zone example to deploy a simple IBM Cloud VPC infrastructure without any compute resources like Virtual Server Instances (VSIs) or Red Hat OpenShift clusters.
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The example is a modular solution because you can use this architecture as a base on which to deploy compute resources. You can also deploy those resources by using the other landing zone deployable architectures or Terraform modules.

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This example deploys the following infrastructure:
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- An edge VPC with 1 VSI in one of the three subnets and a VPC load balancer in the edge VPC, exposing the VSI publicly.
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- A jump server VSI in the management VPC, exposing a public floating IP address.
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:exclamation:**Important:** This example helps you get started quickly, but is not highly available or validated for the IBM Cloud Framework for Financial Services.
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**Important:** This example helps you get started quickly, but is not highly available or validated for the IBM Cloud Framework for Financial Services.

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This architecture supports the creation of a Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform on VPC landing zone in a single region architecture on IBM Cloud.
This template allows a user to create a landing zone
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