ACE Inc. currently uses AWS as their primary cloud provider with a strong desire to expand to Azure and GCP. IT team has strict security and control requirements from different business units that require isolation and control from each other. The different business units want
* to own their own transit architecture
* the ability to control firewall rules for their own application
* to not share same transit with other business units but have ability to connect to other business units if needed
The architecture board has mandated that there needs to be a single design pattern that accommodates above requirements irrespective of the public cloud vendor being used.
Choose the best design option to meet above needs. Each option presents a complete solution.
As here AWS is Primary Cloud Provider.
With Aviatrix You can Bring your own firewall to the cloud. Pre-integrated with Next-Generation Firewalls
to enable inline inspection of VPC traffic to maximize security and performance.
Multicloud and Multi-Region is the new normal: With Aviatrix You can support your business needs for onprem and multiple cloud providers. Instead of managing different cloud vendor gateways, Aviatrix NextGeneration Transit Network lets you abstract away the networking differences between AWS, Azure, Google
and Private Cloud.
Aviatrix Controller allows customers to export Netflow data from all or select Aviatrix Gateways to any Netflow collector on a custom port.
Aviatrix Controller can allows customers to export Netflow data from all or select Aviatrix Gateways to
any Netflow collector on a custom port (your designated service point) by enablingusing NetFlow Agent .
Read Following Link for detailed Tutorial Steps. [Netflow
Integration](https://docs.aviatrix.com/HowTos/netflow.html)
Aviatrix Controller and gateways can forward Netflow logs to your designated service point.
Aviatrix Gateways generate and export information about network traffic. Flows come directly from
Gateways to CoPilot.
The flows are sent from the Aviatrix gateways directly to CoPilot's instance.
https://docs.aviatrix.com/HowTos/copilot_faq.html
Link (Netflow Integration): https://docs.aviatrix.com/HowTos/netflow.html
When AWS Direct Connect, Azure ExpressRoute, Google Interconnect and OCI FastConnect are encrypted without using Aviatrix High Performance Encryption, the effective throughput is reduced to____. SELECT THE
CORRECT ANSWER
To encrypt this connection, users have the option to create an IPSec Tunnel which limits the throughput to only 1.25Gbps. Standard IPSec encryption in the cloud, or from your data center to the cloud, is limited by a single core processing to 1.25 Gbps.
High Performance Encryption with InsaneMode - Aviatrix Insane mode is integrated into the Transit Network solution to provide 10Gbps performance between on-prem and Transit VPC with encryption. For VPC to VPC, Insane mode can achieve 25 - 30Gbps.
Aviatrix Controller provides a VPC Creator tool that allows customers to create VPC, VNETs across multiple clouds like AWS, GCP, Azure and OCI from single pane of glass.
Aviatrix Controller provides a VPC Tracker tool. VPC Tracker is a tool that collects and helps you manage
your network CIDR ranges at a central place, eliminating the need to keep an Excel sheet on all your
VPC network addresses allocations.By using VPC Tracker tool one can create a VPC.
VPC Tracker: https://docs.aviatrix.com/HowTos/vpc_tracker.html
Create a VPC: https://docs.aviatrix.com/HowTos/create_vpc.html
Using AWS Terraform provider, a customer created an AWS Transit Gateway with 50 VPCs attached to it. After attaching the VPCs and spinning up some EC2 instances in them, none of the instances can communicate with each other. What should be done to resolve the issue?
