An enterprise manages an AWS Organization with fifteen VPCs in a single AWS Region: five Production VPCs, five Development VPCs, and five Shared Services VPCs. The enterprise has established an AWS Direct Connect connection to its on-premises data center. The network design must satisfy the following requirements:
* Production and Development VPCs must be completely isolated from each other.
* Both Production and Development VPCs must be able to communicate with the Shared Services VPCs.
* Only Production VPCs and Shared Services VPCs are permitted to communicate with the on-premises data center.
* Administrative overhead and routing table complexity must be minimized.
The enterprise deploys an AWS Transit Gateway and connects it to a Direct Connect Gateway using a transit virtual interface (Transit VIF).
Which TWO actions should the Solutions Architect take to configure the Transit Gateway routing to meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Create three distinct Transit Gateway route tables designated for Production, Development, and Hybrid/Shared Services. Associate the Production VPC attachments, Development VPC attachments, and the Direct Connect Gateway attachment with their corresponding route tables.Cevap
- Configure route propagations such that the Production route table propagates Shared Services and Direct Connect Gateway attachments; the Development route table propagates only Shared Services attachments; and the Hybrid/Shared Services route table propagates Production, Shared Services, and Direct Connect Gateway attachments.Cevap
- CConfigure a single, shared Transit Gateway route table for all attachments. Implement network isolation by associating a Route 53 Private Hosted Zone only with the Production and Shared Services VPCs, using DNS resolution restrictions to block the Development VPC's access to the on-premises network.
- DConfigure a single, shared Transit Gateway route table. Route all cross-VPC and hybrid traffic through a single NAT Gateway deployed in the Shared Services VPC to manage network access lists and traffic filtering centrally.