AWS Networking Fundamentals

[@FisherCoder]

00:44 Get started 02:17 VPC Concepts & Fundamentals 02:27 Choosing an IP address range 04:30 Creating subnets in a VPC 06:28 Routing in a VPC 11:21 Network Security: Security groups 14:27 Network Security: Network Access Control List (NACL) 15:32 Network Security: Flow logs 18:23 DNS in a VPC 18:26 Connectivity options in VPC (VPC peering and Transit Gateway) 24:47 Connecting to on-premises networks: VPN and Direct Connect 25:18 AWS VPN 26:38 AWS Direct Connect 30:33 What about DNS? (Amazon Route 53 Resolver) 34:15 VPC endpoints 36:11 AWS PrivateLink: VPC endpoint services 37:34 Amazon Global Accelerator

[@kingleo188]

Thank you

[@amitkumta9036]

you are a gem

[@subhamthemusicalguy8851]

Thanks

[@jeffreyjflim]

as a note,"Connectivity options for VPCs" should be at 19:26, and not 18:26

[@compton8301]

Thank you! :)

[@derzasekolahdidd]

This is the best „Getting Started“ to VPC ever

[@amazonwebservices]

😃 💪

[@MadrasaTechOfficial]

One of the best videos I have ever watched. Clear English and concise without much jargon. I watched the video end to end and did not want it to end. Great Job!!

[@deepak26v]

This is pure gold. This is what happens when professionals explain compared to those Udemy instructors.

[@cacurazi]

so true

[@myselfandpesit]

Udemy tutors are the worst. Other private tutors too who neither know what's really going on

[@liyahibrahim8809]

Just appreciate the video gaddamit no need to compare

[@dlengelkes]

​@myselfandpesit so you think Neil Davis is the worst?

[@guitardweep13]

Really excellent talk. Total network noob here, I have learned more from this 1 hour session than 10 years of puzzling over it on my own.

[@rasthana]

Excellent talk. Coming from a non-networking background, it really helped me understand the basics of networking constructs in the AWS world. Thanks.

[@nathanbenton2051]

simplest, best VPC-to-VPC connection explanation I've ever seen - great job! 20:40-21:10

[@rajpasupuleti7638]

A great video on basics of VPC, recommend to everyone who is preparing for AWS Solution Architect Associate Certification.

[@vishalverma4838]

To the Point, Precise and Perfect. This is the best presentation on AWS networking. THANK YOU.

[@ChandruVisalur]

within an hour all the networking options and their dependencies have been discussed in an effective & simple way...hats off...

[@nuneskris]

By far one of the best presentation on the fundamentals.

[@Zizlinger]

This video is incredible. I was wondering for so long about reasons VPCs were typically 10.0.0.0/16, 10.1.0.0/16 etc... This has helped massively, thank yuo so much!

[@samyuktharajkumaran8363]

Best ever compilation of whatever you need to know in networking from a cloud perspective. A very fast-paced video with golden content.

[@_hackslang_9990]

Finally understood the use of VPC, Subnets and Routing tables. thank.

[@matthewsokolik5326]

THs is a amazing video! One of the best I have seen. These guys are spot on with their delivery and knowledge of the delivery. Everyone doing this in AWS should watch this video.

[@amazonwebservices]

Thank you for the feedback 😊 👍

[@imiims6017]

This is an absolutely brilliant lecture! Really straight forward and to the point and explained extremely well.😀

[@thetecheart]

An excellent and relatively quick talk. One important thing worth mentioning while comparing VPC peering to Transit gateway is- VPC peering works inter-region, while transit gateway requires the candidate VPCs to be in the same region.

[@ambhat3953]

This is mentioned clearly in the video. It's also on the slide he was presenting.

[@AramisNasirianfar]

He might be the best instructor I have ever learned things from. Such an amazing guy.

[@PremKashyap]

What a quality content. Each sentence by the presenter is gold and can clear lot of concepts. I wish we have more such top class content.

[@techiebaaz6393]

Great intro to AWS Networking @Perry Wald and @Adam - You folks are great in explaining complex things in a easy to understand manner. Great Job!

[@overtheedge107]

many thanks to the content creaters. best video I have watched so far to understanding fundamental networking innerworkings of aws!

[@mechwarrior83]

Both dudes nailed the explanations without getting too bogged down. This is how it should be done YT IT gurus, well done!

[@shanindrakumar9944]

Such an awesome video to explain in clear detail. Finding it real useful as I brush up on my VPC stuff

[@namitbagga8962]

Brilliant lecture and amazingly explained and understood by me - brief and yet detailed and covering the essential concepts. Kudos to this guy and AWS.

[@benjaminsh8576]

Best AWS Networking fundamental out there! much better than the other guy

[@rush2cvmahesh]

Excellent video with an easy to understand explanation. The diagram provided significant support for the narration. enjoyed Watching.

[@manishsaini1390]

Easily digestible information on a complex topic... Great presentation.

[@rocksand5350]

filled with plenty of useful information, worth every second and minute of it

[@ambhat3953]

Excellent summary, especially for those who are preparing SA Certifications

[@deeproot123]

Amazing video to get started with VPC and different ways to connect VPC's with customer on-premise DC..Thanks Perry & Tom for the insights

[@EdwardPike]

This was so succinct versus so much of the training and docs I've used so far.

[@pavithren]

A must watch for anyone who's moving to AWS cloud!

[@Gogglestar]

wonderful session. Thank you amazon for sharing the recording!

[@MrNorthCat]

Great presentation! Now all pieces of puzzle gathered together. Thanks!

[@Somaaliman]

Thank you very much guys. You made networking look easy.

[@Vimukthi_Randunu]

Amazing, Simple yet effective explanation

[@amazonwebservices]

Thank you! 😀 ☁️ 🙌

[@Kiranaher65]

Thanks guys ! Nicely explained ! cleared my doubts within an hour :)

[@aushunter.82]

Brilliant. Thanks to both Perry and Tom.

[@amitrastogi1405]

Great insights into AWS networking. Thanks AWS team!

[@amazonwebservices]

You're welcome, Amit! 😀

[@JoeM370]

This material is top-notch. A similar book I read was a breakthrough for me. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill

[@AlexLi-zige]

really good basic intro re vpc and subnet, routing. highly recommended

[@arielbenjamin3253]

If anyone has found this session on podcast (or otherwise downloadable) please give a holler, thanks!

[@leo-k1m4g]

Have you heard anything? Maybe found a slideshow of this presentation?

[@teamhhh1]

Brilliantly explained in 40 mins👏👏

[@Machin396]

Excellent explanation from both presenters.

[@pepperjackshack2439]

1.75X is the best speed, finished the video in 25 min.

[@kaybeejnr]

Amazing video by an awesome crew! VPC made easy! brilliant

[@oceanlean]

k i dont know how i got here but i learnt alot .. im doing a talk this week on dual stacks

[@Incognitowil]

Exactly what I needed to tell these services apart.

[@cd.8749]

Really good presentation. Clear and precise.

[@SuryaPrakashbabul]

Thank you making guys networking easy

[@davidodav]

a great high level video on the basics of VPC and VPC connection types...Good job guys!

[@saltdomeguy]

Really good explanation of AWS networking and services.

[@rajeshz23]

Good presentation. demonstrations made in a simple way to understand about networking.

[@ARINDAMSARKAR1]

Exceptional summary of vpc ❤️

[@abhishekgowlikar]

Nice covered topics on VPC and components.

[@HappiestMindSet]

Very Useful. Thanks for Sharing

[@amazonwebservices]

It's our pleasure! 😊 Glad to hear that! 😁

[@sujeeshsvalath]

Thanks a lot for this great description.

[@subhalakshmikrishnasamy1916]

Nice video with clear explanation of concepts

[@stachowi]

Excellent talk, the diagrams with clear explanation helped A LOT, great resource.

[@munyafiction]

this is brilliant, where can we get the slides? they look soo good! thanks again for the video!

[@_.alex.-]

This was a solid session, thank you

[@chriszhang3629]

Amazing talk! Really well presented.

[@bioshed]

This presentation was amazing!

[@princebansal7500]

Amazing explanation.

[@stayingfitandfocused]

Thank you for this knowledge

[@TheRaviManikandan]

excellent. thanks for this presentation

[@GauravSingh-ov9mh]

One of the best networking videos

[@faizelfaker7962]

Excellent session.

[@YGNCode]

This is a great one! Thanks, both speakers.

[@AbdurRehman-dl4lu]

Hands down to both instructor

[@PizdaRusni2023]

Good explanation!

[@vainilk78]

Great video. Thanks AWS!

[@GauravJain108]

Such an informative presentation. Thank you!

[@philippm8445]

this talk is genius!

[@halcyonhimanshu]

Very well explained. Thank you Perry and Tom

[@abhishekshah11]

Very easy to understand .

[@georgelza]

Curious, if you've build something / VPC (network design, with IGW, NACL's SG's etc, is there the ability to export/Save As a Terraform or Ansible script, so that you can the replicate, recreate the source or other environments using the same structure, of course under either a different account, or inside same account, but after changing the IP ranges etc ?

[@zxcvbnmmnbvcxz8728]

Love you guys !!

[@adityamantri7979]

I have a doubt! if every instance has both ipv4 and ipv6 address, then why don't we just use ipv4 address only?

[@abhishekshah11]

The better question is, why not use only ipv6

[@eaf207]

The second part went a little over my head. Hoping rewatching can help, curious if others have resources to assist my understanding

[@AshutoshUpadhyay2206]

AWS Global Accelerator - Is this only for TCP/UDP traffic or it cann also improve http/https traffic as well? @AWS #AWS

[@ashleyboykin7777]

What does it mean when the ranges overlap? The CIDR IPv4/v6 is difficult to configure in the labs because I can get past understanding how to chose ranges. Help please.

[@JamesSmith-cm7sg]

Nice overview, thanks

[@bhagyashreejadhav2779]

Thanks for great video

[@jean-francoiswirrmann1261]

Great resource.

[@shubhangikhandelwal36]

Very informative!

[@bwjj8122]

interesting to learn the way how AWS networking from a gcp background.

[@VigilanteMian]

Good Explanation!!!!!

[@VonDutchyy]

Really great talk!

[@blooming_saffron]

Excellent!

[@amazonwebservices]

😀 🙌

[@Nonsense116]

I love the speaker but man, can someone tell those guys in the background to be quiet?

[@andreas_bergstrom]

Not sure if there was parallel tracks but sounds like a session going on next door?

[@fatcatgaming695]

Fantastic, have they produced any more content at all?

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Learned a lot, nice talk!

[@rowervem]

Great explanation

[@merlymatingou9241]

This is awesome!

[@sureshvishwa6352]

Thank you.

[@siddhusiddharthavarma8003]

Please guide where to learn certified AWS networking course online

[@itsonlyme2998]

How can we enable asymentric routing for cyberoam

[@nieco2210]

I made a Windows Server 2019, ec2 with an AD DC, DNS, VPN, etc. I created a user in AD allowing permissions. When trying to access that user from a remote host (VM), I can't connect. The free tier ec2 instance requires more VPC settings in order for me to connect, right?

[@nieco2210]

@8:50 explains int gate

[@asifiqbal9328]

Very useful - Thank you