Advanced VPC Connectivity Patterns - Level 400 (United States)

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud enables you to have complete control over your AWS virtual networking environment. It has evolved with enterprise-grade networking features. This session will look at design patterns for AWS Direct Connect, AWS Transit Gateway and AWS PrivateLink that will enable you to get the best from your network.
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[@lmb_codes]

im a networking dummy and this presentation absolutely explains the most common AWS networking patterns in a very digestible manner!!! great job!!!

[@pchourasia]

Thanks Brett Looney for the wonderful Session !

[@srirajan1933]

Brett, such a clear and concise explanation of basic concepts; the public VIF and private VIF confused me, and the mystical VGW (private connection, to use with "private" VIF) vs. IGW (public connection on AWS backbone, to use with "public" VIF) component use, and the use-case of VGW with public VIF, all became clear. The Public VIF merely presents public IPs for addressing your (and others) VPCs as easily as addressing AWS Services via Direct Connect, but without using the public Internet for performance, reliability, scalability, and containing overall costs. Public or Private VIFs depends on the requirements and company and/or regulatory policy; both work well. Just awesome as I go back to read-up on this material from 2 years ago... terrific delivery and explanations, as others have noted below. This just rocks!

[@diegonayalazo]

Thanks for sharing

[@styrus05]

Nice work Brett! Love the way you keep things really simple even when trying to explain such esoteric concepts of networking.

[@rajkram]

One of the best and must watch..

[@alinaqvi385]

Very very good.

[@AWSEventsChannel]

Thanks friend! 💚 😀 🤝

[@withoutequal66]

Solid explanation, thank you.

[@scaffairl]

Great explanation.