AWS re:Invent 2019: [REPEAT 1] Connectivity to AWS and hybrid AWS network architectures (NET317-R1)

Amazon offers multiple options to achieve your connectivity requirements to access your resources in AWS. Whether you are connecting your corporate office or on-premises data center into AWS for hybrid connectivity or your personal device for end-user connectivity, AWS has many options for you to pick and choose. This session is intended for anyone wanting to get an overview of the AWS connectivity options available to you and learn about the best practices for architecting your connectivity to AWS.

[@huymakazi1028]

2022, and Tom's explanations are still extremely instructive.

[@sakthivel6189]

Gave an excellent view of hybrid n/w architecture with use cases.. good session!

[@sunbath1024]

Great session to get a look on different connectivity options to AWS. Transit Gateway is awesome.

[@anjalivas1111]

This talk is soooo good. Excellent content. Thanks Tom!!!

[@edward-yeh]

This talk is excellent and clear.

[@Skilldibop]

As a relative newcomer to AWS networking being thrown in at the deep end, this gave me a really quick and easy to digest view of what the pros/cons of various connectivity options are and what the potential pitfalls are of each approach. Very useful presentation, will be saving this for future reference.

[@vvmanyam1]

Excellent talk!!

[@pshearduk]

A great session

[@airesearch0844]

Fast forward to 2022, few updates before my CSA Pro exam.
1. Direct Connect Gateway (DXGW) can do E-W routing too if the On-prem advertises supernet CIDR block to the DXGW.
2. TGW Peering - both Inter-Region and Intra-Region peering are allowed.

[@andreyavdeev8181]

fantastic session! Thx!

[@lmb_codes]

AWeSome explanation/resource for the SAA exam!!!

[@msizimthembu4332]

Excellent video!

[@argl1995]

Great ❤️

[@MrLuiyi02]

Great!

[@nexus888]

Good presentation. Small ask - please don't pace forth and back all the time...