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AWS resource reference

Route

Panel-only route data in a Route Table. A route destination identifies its entry; the current generic panel does not expose a full target-object editor.

In Atlas

Panel-only route data in a Route Table. A route destination identifies its entry; the current generic panel does not expose a full target-object editor.

Use editor controls for selection, inspector drafts and action menus. Creating or editing this design data does not create an AWS resource.

Fields and editing

Field / labelMeaning and behaviourDefaults and constraints
DestinationEditable destination text and embedded entry key.Required, max 128 characters. AWS route destination syntax must not be inferred solely from this string constraint.
TargetComplex target summary; not expanded into editable subfields by the current generic panel.Required model object. A newly created route is not necessarily a complete usable route.
Target.KindStored target kind; reference explanation, not a currently exposed nested control.InternetGateway (bare default), NatGateway, NetworkInterface, TransitGateway, VpcPeeringConnection, External.
Target.Resource IDCanonical Atlas ID of a target Internet Gateway, NAT Gateway or supporting resource.Optional stored text, exactly 32 characters when present. Not an AWS physical ID.
Target.External IDStored external target identifier; distinct from Resource ID.Optional, max 256 characters.
Target.Expected TypeStored target type constraint, not an AWS identifier or editable string input.Optional metadata.

AWS reference

Official AWS service guide explains the service. AWS property reference is a comparison reference. Atlas is an offline design model; its fields are not a promise of direct AWS API/CloudFormation equivalence or regional availability.

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