Great teaching style and relevant content. Very helpful, thank you. When talking to a diagram, it can sometimes be useful to have an identifier, such as a number or letter in a small blue circle. You pace the explanations really well, but I got a little lost on the more complex diagrams. But you are definitely a channel I reference regularly! Well done sir.
Thank you. I try to share the knowledge from my 25 year technology career. That way others can avoid the mistake that everyone might make along the way. To help people get to their goal faster.
@@GoCloudArchitects 25 years of career of cloud architect, considering that cloud technology isn't very old technology. you were ahead of others starting this IT career ! RESPECTFUL!
@@synchronizingsynchronize3066 Thank you so much. It's funny the cloud isn't really new. When i started the cloud was frame relay, then the cloud was ATM, then the cloud was VPLS, then we took the networks and datacenter virtualized it and called it cloud computing. Thats why I place such a strong emphasis on fundamentals, as when your fundamentals are strong every new technology, which is really a revision of something else becomes simple to learn.
Nice explanation . can you advise whether if we want to access S3 from on-premises , can we use the gateway type endpoint or should use interface type endpoint
Very well explained. In the last section it is explained that Private link uses NAT. Could you please explain with example the process of adjusting IP packets by changing source and destination address?
Thanks for the detailed explanation. very useful. Unfortunately, I have tried couple of times to get the free ebook but without luck. are they still available?
@@karsarad6969 yes. People get them every day. Since so many people get these books every day sometimes they can get stuck in a spam folder. So please check there
great video! I have a question, whenever I create an interface VPC endpoint, the status starts as pending but then it switches to "deleting" and it gets deleted automatically, do you have any idea why?
4:05 AWS Documentation says that the way its implemented is indeed with privatelink "You can establish a private connection between your VPC and AWS CloudHSM by creating an interface VPC endpoint. Interface endpoints are powered by AWS PrivateLink, a technology that enables you to privately access AWS CloudHSM APIs without an internet"
As Architects we need to know how to find that information from our available resources. This is a question that I KNOW you will be able to find the answer to by doing some digging online 😊 Thank you for watching and commenting!
The diagram at 6:16: 1) shouldn't subnet2 have private IP in the range 172.16.2.x?. Per diagram subnet 1 private and is not connected to internet. So why IGW entry in its RT?
You are absolutely correct about subnet 2. Honestly I gave my graphics team a diagram I drew on paper and failed the notice the error. Thank you for watching carefully! I’ll make sure the team fixes the graphic for future use.
thanks for posting. But I don't get the point about being "charged to use the public internet". Are you saying AWS gives a charge for this? The ISPs charge a monthly fee, there is no per use or data related charges.
AWS charges for data usage. So the customer pays every time they send data on the public internet It’s not simple billing like an ISP where you pay for the link and then the usage is free. This is also true for VPN connections and direct connections. For a direct connection you pay for the connection, a daily port fee for the connection to exist and then for data sent over the connection. This is one of the many reasons cloud computing is often more expensive then the traditional data center. But the cloud is more agile which is great for business.
VPC is a virtual datacenter/rack. It is quite annoying that AWS documentation says network! My understanding is a network is a broadcast domain or subnet. You can have many networks in a vpc/vnet. When we make our own cloud we will call it VPD or Vdatacenter // virtual private datacenter!
Great explanation! Thank you for clearing these concepts.
Excellent explanation Mr Gibbs. Congrats!!!!
Very nice & simple explanation. Thanks for creating the video !!
That is a great well laid out explanation!
Thank you very much!
Great overview of VPC Endpoints! Thank you
Thank you
awesome information . Thank you so much.
Thank you for all the great info!
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thank you for clarification
Thanks for this thoughtful video.
Thank you Sanjay
Great teaching style and relevant content. Very helpful, thank you. When talking to a diagram, it can sometimes be useful to have an identifier, such as a number or letter in a small blue circle. You pace the explanations really well, but I got a little lost on the more complex diagrams. But you are definitely a channel I reference regularly! Well done sir.
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We will take that into consideration.
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This was a great video!
Glad you enjoyed it David and thank you for commenting 😊
Thanks for the great explanation, blessings.
Thank you we are so happy to help
Thank you! So helpful!
So happy to help 😊
Great info on endpoints!
thank you very much!
It was really nice. Thanks for your explanation.🙏
Thank you I am glad you enjoyed it.
Excellent presentation. Excellent. Liked. Subscribed.
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Thanks, very helpful
Than you Maria
it helped a lot ! your wisdom and acknowledgement has been soaked into this lecture ! very helpful !
Thank you. I try to share the knowledge from my 25 year technology career. That way others can avoid the mistake that everyone might make along the way. To help people get to their goal faster.
@@GoCloudArchitects 25 years of career of cloud architect, considering that cloud technology isn't very old technology. you were ahead of others starting this IT career ! RESPECTFUL!
@@synchronizingsynchronize3066 Thank you so much. It's funny the cloud isn't really new.
When i started the cloud was frame relay, then the cloud was ATM, then the cloud was VPLS, then we took the networks and datacenter virtualized it and called it cloud computing.
Thats why I place such a strong emphasis on fundamentals, as when your fundamentals are strong every new technology, which is really a revision of something else becomes simple to learn.
@@GoCloudArchitects you are the living proof of ancestor of cloud computing technology ! I should study more ! thank you sir!
Great video Sir!
Thank you very much KP
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Finally found a video by someone who speaks proper English without an accent
Right 😂 why are 99% of aws videos Indian? Don't want to sound racist but i find it so hard to follow the accent
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Thanks. I was curious about how to about CIDR conflicts with subnets
Nice explanation . can you advise whether if we want to access S3 from on-premises , can we use the gateway type endpoint or should use interface type endpoint
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Very well explained. In the last section it is explained that Private link uses NAT. Could you please explain with example the process of adjusting IP packets by changing source and destination address?
Hi Mandahar,
I’ll make some more networking fundamentals videos very soon. And I’ll will explain titis topic.
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Thanks for the detailed explanation. very useful.
Unfortunately, I have tried couple of times to get the free ebook but without luck. are they still available?
@@karsarad6969 yes. People get them every day.
Since so many people get these books every day sometimes they can get stuck in a spam folder. So please check there
at 6:30, how do i know whether the traffic goes through the igw or private gateway to the s3?
Can a VPCE ve used to connect to the EC2 hosted in another region?
great video!
I have a question, whenever I create an interface VPC endpoint, the status starts as pending but then it switches to "deleting" and it gets deleted automatically, do you have any idea why?
How to connect hybrid network through VPC endpoint for system manager patching hybrid servers
Watch the others, then watch Michael explain in real world terms how to implement VPC Endpoints as only someone with his knowledge and experience can.
Thank you Mark. I've developed this expertise over many years of experience.
4:05 AWS Documentation says that the way its implemented is indeed with privatelink
"You can establish a private connection between your VPC and AWS CloudHSM by creating an interface VPC endpoint. Interface endpoints are powered by AWS PrivateLink, a technology that enables you to privately access AWS CloudHSM APIs without an internet"
It enables far more than that that’s k my one use case
How do we create endpoint for AppSync ?
As Architects we need to know how to find that information from our available resources. This is a question that I KNOW you will be able to find the answer to by doing some digging online 😊 Thank you for watching and commenting!
I'd say vpc is a VRF instance
The diagram at 6:16: 1) shouldn't subnet2 have private IP in the range 172.16.2.x?. Per diagram subnet 1 private and is not connected to internet. So why IGW entry in its RT?
You are absolutely correct about subnet 2.
Honestly I gave my graphics team a diagram I drew on paper and failed the notice the error.
Thank you for watching carefully!
I’ll make sure the team fixes the graphic for future use.
@@GoCloudArchitects Thank you for validating my understanding. Thanks for the very lucid video!
hi, where is the link for your free classes please?
We have plenty of free training sessions on our TH-cam channel. Please look around
thanks for posting. But I don't get the point about being "charged to use the public internet". Are you saying AWS gives a charge for this? The ISPs charge a monthly fee, there is no per use or data related charges.
AWS charges for data usage.
So the customer pays every time they send data on the public internet
It’s not simple billing like an ISP where you pay for the link and then the usage is free.
This is also true for VPN connections and direct connections. For a direct connection you pay for the connection, a daily port fee for the connection to exist and then for data sent over the connection.
This is one of the many reasons cloud computing is often more expensive then the traditional data center.
But the cloud is more agile which is great for business.
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VPC is a virtual datacenter/rack. It is quite annoying that AWS documentation says network! My understanding is a network is a broadcast domain or subnet. You can have many networks in a vpc/vnet. When we make our own cloud we will call it VPD or Vdatacenter // virtual private datacenter!
Thanks for sharing, Douglas!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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