So, when we create a VPC, it lets the inner devices communicate while blocking outside internet traffic. But here’s the problem—what if you’re dealing with more than 5 VPCs? 🤯
🔹 If you have 5 or fewer VPCs, you can manually set up connections.
🔹 But imagine having 50+ VPCs—managing all those connections manually would be a mess! 😵
To solve this, AWS introduced Transit Gateway 🛣️
How Transit Gateway Helps
👉 Instead of manually connecting each VPC, Transit Gateway lets you attach all your VPCs to one central gateway.
👉 It automatically allows communication between the attached VPCs, saving time and effort.
👉 Just attach the VPCs you want to communicate, and you’re good to go! No need to manage complex peering connections.
Why Use It?
✅ Scalable – Easily handle hundreds of VPCs 🔥
✅ Faster & Efficient – No need for manual peering setups 🏎️
✅ More Control – Decide which VPCs can communicate with each other 🔐
So, Transit Gateway is the best way to simplify and manage VPC communication! 🚀
Hope you enjoyed my post! Thank you! 😃🙏
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