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[willian-silva]

Actually I created a proxy for tests in apigee. I used wizard to configure all for me setting network default. But now I need to change that and use a vpc and subnet created by me. There is a way to remove all resources created by wizard and run it again with my vpc? Or a way to change the environments to set that?

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[joel_gauci]

Hi @willian-silva !
So you are refering to Apigee X provisioning. Yes by default the "default" network is used to perform the provisioning.
If you want to use your own network, then you need re-provision your Apigee X instance and set the network accordingly.

Here is a process you can follow to complete this (you can do all these steps through the Google Cloud Console):

1. delete the Apigee instance (do not delete the organization),
2. delete the vpc peering that has been set between the default network (in your consumer project) and the Apigee X VPC (in a tenant project)
3. release the two allocated ranges (/22 and /28) that have been set at the Private Service Access Level (PSA)

From there you should be able to re-provision an Apigee X instance in the same organization using your custom network.

[AlexET]

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[willian-silva]

Hi @joel_gauci!
About your suggestions I have some doubts.
The APIGEE instance. It's about the instance group of machines in GCP?
The VPC peering, there is a way to create this manually setting to my apigee? When I tried, never works.
Thanks!
Best regards and happy holidays!

[joel_gauci]

Hello @willian-silva ,

The Apigee X instance is provisoned in a tenant project that you cannot access - as the solution is managed for you. Basically it consists of a GKE cluster + Apigee installed on it.

When you delete an instance this is what you delete.

Yes, there is a wizard based on the UI that can be used to setup the network configuration to access your Apigee X instance. 
Example to provision Apigee X throught the UI (subscription model and paid organization): 

https://cloud.google.com/apigee/docs/api-platform/get-started/configure-service-networking

Have a good day and happy new year 2025!

[willian-silva]

Hi @joel_gauci. Thanks for answer my question.
I'm just finish some task's now and I will test your solution for tell if solve or not my problem.
Thanks so much!
Att.
Willian

[AlexET]

Hi @willian-silva,

I wanted to follow up on your question to see if Joel’s latest response was helpful. Let us know how it’s going or if you have any updates to share! 😊

If his reply solved your question, feel free to mark it as the accepted solution. Thanks for staying engaged in the community!