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Hello.
If one VPC endpoint is created within a VPC, it can be accessed from multiple services (such as EC2) via the VPC endpoint.
In other words, if one S3 VPC endpoint is created within the VPC, it is possible to access S3 from AWS Glue and Transfer Family.
There are two types of VPC endpoints: gateway type and interface type. The gateway type can be accessed by creating one, linking it to the VPC, and then editing the route table.
For interface type users, you need to allow HTTPS in the security group's inbound rules.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/privatelink/privatelink-access-aws-services.html
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So generally speaking, a VPC endpoint can be use by multiple AWS services right? Correct me if I am wrong
Yes, if you want to access S3 etc. via a VPC endpoint, you can do so by creating one VPC endpoint for S3.