A financial company is designing a multi-VPC architecture on AWS consisting of VPCs that all require full interconnection with each other. At the same time, the security team needs to block all inbound traffic from a specific external IP address range () at the subnet boundary of their web tier. Which AWS networking design should the company use to meet these requirements with the least administrative complexity?
- AEstablish a full mesh of VPC Peering connections between all VPCs, and implement a Network Access Control List (Network ACL) with a deny rule at the web tier subnet boundary.
- Use AWS Transit Gateway to interconnect the VPCs, and implement a Network Access Control List (Network ACL) with a deny rule at the web tier subnet boundary.Cevap
- CUse AWS Transit Gateway to interconnect the VPCs, and configure an inbound deny rule on the web tier Security Groups to block the IP range.
- DEstablish a full mesh of VPC Peering connections between all VPCs, and configure a Security Group with an inbound deny rule at the web tier subnet boundary.
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Use AWS Transit Gateway to interconnect the VPCs, and implement a Network Access Control List (Network ACL) with a deny rule at the web tier subnet boundary.
Using AWS Transit Gateway simplifies the architecture by acting as a central hub to connect all 12 VPCs, removing the need to configure and manage 66 individual VPC Peering connections. To meet the security requirement, a Network Access Control List (Network ACL) is used because it operates at the subnet boundary and supports explicit deny rules to block traffic from the specified IP range ().
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Multi-VPC routing scaling and subnet-level firewall rules