An organization needs to interconnect ten Amazon VPCs in a single AWS Region using a hub-and-spoke topology to simplify routing management. In addition, the security team requires that inbound traffic from a specific external IP address range be blocked at the subnet boundary before it reaches any resources. Which combination of AWS services and features should be used to meet these requirements?
- AVPC Peering to interconnect the VPCs, and Security Groups to block the IP range at the subnet boundary
- BAWS Transit Gateway to interconnect the VPCs, and Security Groups to block the IP range at the subnet boundary
- AWS Transit Gateway to interconnect the VPCs, and Network ACLs to block the IP range at the subnet boundaryAnswer
- DVPC Peering to interconnect the VPCs, and Network ACLs to block the IP range at the subnet boundary
Answer
AWS Transit Gateway to interconnect the VPCs, and Network ACLs to block the IP range at the subnet boundary
The correct option combines AWS Transit Gateway and Network ACLs. AWS Transit Gateway serves as a central hub to simplify routing across multiple VPCs in a hub-and-spoke design. Network ACLs operate at the subnet boundary and support stateless rules, allowing administrators to explicitly define block (deny) rules for specific external IP address ranges.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
AWS hybrid and multi-VPC networking topologies combined with subnet-level security controls.
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