Dealing with AWS networking can be complicated. There are many options and services you can use. One more recent choice that simplifies a lot of the management is using the Cloud WAN managed service. The article below can help if you would like to transition. If you're using multiple regions, each requires its own transit gateway. Also there a number of peering and routing policies that will need to be setup. If you use the Cloud WAN approach most of this goes away and you can let AWS deal with it all. There is an extra cost but it is likely worth it in saved headaches. Sergio Cambelo provides excellent insights on this topic and this article is worth a read even if you have no current plans to make this change. https://lnkd.in/enZFxpEJ
Thanks for sharing, Darryl
I am using the same technology in Azure WAN service, which makes it easy to manage multiple branch networks.
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2moThanks for sharing, Darryl