Amazon VPC design and new VPC capabilities
summary
Amazon VPC now supports 99+ PrivateLink services so many AWS and partner services appear as elastic network interfaces inside a VPC, Gateway Load Balancer uses Geneve encapsulation to forward traffic to an auto‑scaled firewall fleet (partners include Check Point, Palo Alto, Fortinet), Network Firewall provides a native stateful service for L3–L7 inspection, Transit Gateway scales to 5,000 VPCs per region with cross‑region peering and Route Analyzer for routing checks, Direct Connect + TGW enable large hybrid fabrics, and Outposts extends VPCs on‑prem via an LGW.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:15Amazon VPC networking
- 6:38AWS PrivateLink: Interface endpoints
- 8:34VPC Endpoint services: Before
- 9:05VPC Endpoint services: After
- 9:29VPC Endpoint services - 53: Before
- 10:02VPC Endpoint services - 53: After
- 10:52Gateway Load Balancer: Before
- 13:18Gateway Load Balancer: After
- 15:55Centralized security inspection with TGW
- 16:40GWLB launch partners and providers
- 17:03Gateway Load Balancer: Key takeaways
- 18:04AWS Network Firewall: Key benefits
- 18:15AWS Network Firewall and Amazon VPC
- 18:34AWS Network Firewall and AWS Transit Gateway
- 19:20AWS Site-to-Site VPN: After
- 20:25AWS Direct Connect: Before
- 21:33AWS Direct Connect: After
- 22:50AWS Transit Gateway: Before
- 24:03AWS Transit Gateway: After
- 25:49Access to the same networking constructs as the AWS Region
- 27:56Learn networking with AWS Training and Certification
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