Zero-Trust Application Networking with VPC Lattice
summary
VPC Lattice promises zero‑trust application networking that removes routing tables and gives each service a DNS entry and centralized control. It builds service networks with lattice service and resource gateway objects, supports three consumer paths (network association, service network endpoint, resource endpoint), enforces identity via SigV4 and Lattice O policies plus security groups, and exposes access logs (host, method, path, calling VPC, caller identity) and metrics — one example shows a 375 ms request latency.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:24VPC lattice overview
- 2:15Connectivity models
- 5:23Provider side setup
- 11:01Consumer side connections
- 15:57Security and zero trust
- 22:37Observability and metrics
- 25:16Summary and conclusion
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