Networking and Content Delivery on AWS

AWS Transit Gateway enables you to easily add Amazon VPCs and AWS accounts to support increased demands on your workloads.

Both Elastic Load Balancing and AWS Client VPN can automatically scale to handle peak demand and rapid changes in network traffic, to provide your applications and your users a high-quality experience.

Regardless of where your users are located, AWS Global Accelerator intelligently routes the application traffic over the vast congestion-free AWS global network to the endpoint that provides the best performance.

For a consistent application experience on the AWS network, you can keep your VPC traffic secure on the AWS network with AWS PrivateLink, giving applications the look and feel of being hosted directly on a private network.

You can simplify and secure the connection between application servers in the cloud and databases in your data center by connecting Amazon VPCs to your premises over a dedicated AWS Direct Connect or encrypted AWS Site-to-Site VPN.

Amazon Route 53 Resolver endpoints further simplify cloud migrations by enabling seamless Domain Name System (DNS) query resolution across your entire hybrid cloud. Create DNS endpoints and conditional forwarding rules to allow resolution of DNS namespaces between your on-premises data center and Amazon VPCs.

AWS network services, such as AWS PrivateLink, AWS Direct Connect, and AWS Global Accelerator, help to secure your traffic by keeping it private on the AWS global network instead of over the internet, where it has a higher risk of being compromised.

Security groups in Amazon VPCs let you set IP filter rules to define how to handle incoming (ingress) and outgoing (egress) traffic to isolate and protect your SaaS resources.