AWS re:Invent 2021 - Networking foundations

In this session, walk through the fundamentals of Amazon VPC. Learn about build-out and design fundamentals for Amazon VPC, including choosing and configuring your IPv4 and IPv6 space, subnetting, routing, security, NAT, and much more. Then, consider different approaches and use cases for connecting a VPC to a physical data center using a VPN or AWS Direct Connect.
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[@falseego99]

This is the most precise VPC networking foundation video i have seen yet. brilliant.

[@todoros676]

I’ve paid for tons of courses preparing for my AWS exams, none of them gives you this amount of explanation!

[@srirajan1933]

Fully agree with the below comments -- clearly explains the choices and how AWS components are wired together. Madhura has put herself in the eyes of the learner to clear up the fog, and provides historic context for the Virtual Private Gateway pre-dating Transit VPC, which pre-dates Transit Gateway. Great job!

[@pramodkondapally5964]

precise and clear explanations. The visuals are awesome!! The way you zoomed in and out of VPC is amazing!

[@muralibanka2942]

Awesome, best video to watch on AWS Network. Thank you.

[@amazonwebservices]

That's great to hear! 😀

[@moltingarchitect6195]

Phenomenal, the best vpc video I've seen thus far. Ramping back up for more AWS certs since taking SAA-c03 and this has me feeling way more confident.

[@awssupport]

Glad you enjoyed this walk through. 🌟 Best of luck on your exams! 🍀 ^RS

[@maa1dz1333q2eqER]

Thanks, very good overview of VPC networking.

[@arhyth]

why did i only see this now? could have saved me a lot of time figuring out how VPCs look like in my head

[@olivereisenbarth5476]

Had a great session on the stationary bike with this! 🎉

[@auxxxua20]

Awesome. Thanks to Alan and Madhura.

[@dibyarupbasu6945]

Packed with precise and to the point, tons of information of Networking. A Super Booster. Awesome, Brilliant!

[@fisayokomolafe546]

Great. Well articulated.

[@yangzhihong521]

so good!

[@galeop]

Great content, very high quality!

[@awssupport]

We're so glad to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🙂 ^TE

[@cocnitive]

nice contet

[@KenSherman]

3:18 You say petabits. The cc says petabytes.

[@4620extensa]

reading a book - Director 😂

[@alexpack9618]

If you're help desk, this video is not for you.

[@user-mw3zs7uq5u]

To be honest, this introduction is just like reading lines, lack of explanation