
Explore transit gateway deployment across Asia, creating VPC subnets and understanding attachments, associations, and propagations, then implement default route tables, cross-account sharing, and custom route tables with a resource manager.
In this hands-on lesson, learn to log into virtual machines using PuTTY and private keys, install the delete binary, and run Telnet tests across VPCs while clearing transit gateway routes.
Learn to share an AWS transit gateway across accounts by creating resource shares, accepting a cross-account VPC attachment, and verifying route table propagation.
Create a VPC attachment across accounts, accept it in the first account, and verify Transit Gateway associations and propagation for proper routing.
Test cross-account VPC connectivity using a transit gateway, validating reachability among three VPCs in the first account and cross-VPC paths, and confirm routing updates before proceeding to custom routes.
Establish cross-account transit gateway sharing by creating a resource share with AWS RAM, attaching a VPC in the second account, updating routes, and validating connectivity through tests.
Cleanup the default route table by removing all associations and propagations for the Transit Gateway attachment, then prepare to implement custom routes.
Welcome to this Amazing course on AWS VPC Transit Gateway. We will learn by practically implementing AWS VPC Transit Gateway in 3 practical scenarios.
1. Implement Transit Gateway using default route tables.
2. Implement Transit Gateway by sharing it with cross accounts.
3. Implement Transit Gateway by creating multiple custom route tables and controlling the traffic between different VPC's as desired.
4. During the process, we will create VPC's, Subnets, Route Tables, Internet Gateways and EC2 VM's where we gain knowledge about these features by practically creating them 4 times during the course.
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Introduction
01 Step 01: Introduction
01 Step 02: AWS Transit Gateway Introduction
Pre-requisite Environment required for Transit Gateway
02 Step 01: AWS Transit Gateway Environment Setup Introduction
02 Step 02: Create VPC, Subnet, Internet Gateway & Route Tables
02 Step 03: Create EC2 VM's in all 3 VPC's
02 Step 04: Test VM's by login to them
Create Transit Gateway with Default Route Tables
03 Step 01: Create Transit Gateway
03 Step 02: Create VPC Attachments for Dev and QA VPC
03 Step 03: Test Connectivity for Dev and QA VPC
03 Step 04: Create VPC Attachment for Shared (shrd) VPC and Test
03 Step 05: Add new subnet in existing Availability Zone selected in VPC Attachment and Test
03 Step 06: Add new subnet in new Availability Zone not selected in VPC Attachment and Test
Cross Account Sharing - Share Transit Gateway with external AWS Accounts
04 Step 01: Introduction about Cross Account Sharing of Transit Gateway
04 Step 02: Create Resource Share using AWS Resource Access Manager
04 Step 03: External / Second / Cross Account: Create VPC, Subnet, IGW, Routes & EC2 VM's
04 Step 04: Create VPC Attachment in External/Second Account and Accept it in First Account
04 Step 05: Test the connectivity b/w Cross Account VPC and Dev, QA, SHRD VPC in First Accnt
04 Step 06: Cross Account Transit Gateway sharing - Conclusion
Transit Gateway with Custom Route Tables
05 Step 01: Introduction to Transit Gateway with Custom Route Tables
05 Step 02: Cleanup current Associations & Propagations in default Route Table
05 Step 03: Implement TGW Custom Route Table between Dev and QA VPC
05 Step 04: Implement TGW Custom Route Table between Dev and Shared (shrd) VPC
05 Step 05: Implement TGW Custom Route Table between QA and Cross Account Dev VPC (cadev)
05 Step 06: Perform Negative Tests
05 Step 07: Conclusion - Custom Route Tables in Transit Gateway