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| * vrf ~= multiple rts/ | * vrf ~= multiple rts/ | ||
| * VIRTUAL PRIVATE GATEWAY [vpw]: AWS network service component that serves as the AWS-side endpoint for connecting external networks to a VPC. (can be used with dx or s2s vpn). | * VIRTUAL PRIVATE GATEWAY [vpw]: AWS network service component that serves as the AWS-side endpoint for connecting external networks to a VPC. (can be used with dx or s2s vpn). | ||
| + | * AWS GLOBAL ACCELERATOR: | ||
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| * Is rspan with VXLAN udp-4789 as transport. Target doesn' | * Is rspan with VXLAN udp-4789 as transport. Target doesn' | ||
| * In reality the nitro nic (hypervisor' | * In reality the nitro nic (hypervisor' | ||
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| - | Aws global accelerator: | ||
| - | for those applications that cannot spell dns. \\ | ||
| - | Traffic hits an Anycast address and then goes through Aws internal network.\\ | ||
| - | Aws internal network uses public space.\\ | ||
| - | Your endpoint needs to have public IP, eg alb or nlb | ||
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