How to Connect to AWS in a Quick & Inexpensive way Part 2:

 



Architecture Benefits

1.     End to End Dynamic Routing.

a.     BGP .

b.     ECMP.

2.     Highly Available.

a.     Dual Firewalls.

b.     Dual IPSec Tunnels.

3.     Scalable.

a.     IPSec Tunnels.

b.     AWS Firewalls.

4.     Secure.

a.     End to End Encrypted Traffic  to AWS (IPSec).

b.     Encrypted Apps (https, SSH, FTPS, etc).

5.     Throughput: 2x 5.6Gbps.

Traffic Flow

1.     On-Prem network.

2.     IPSEC ECMP (Load Balancing) To FWs

3.     GRE Tunnels.

4.     TGW Peer Attachment

5.     VPC (Servers or Endpoints)


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Comments

  1. The traffic flow explanation makes it easy to visualize the end-to-end connection. I’ve personally struggled with secure IPSec tunnels to AWS in the past, so the dual tunnel approach sounds promising. Do you notice any latency impact with GRE tunneling in this architecture?

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