Category: Amazon VPC Lattice

Building on the recent announcement of Gateway API support in AWS Load Balancer Controller, in this post we demonstrate a practical architecture that uses both controllers through a single API specification. This approach simplifies operations while maintaining the flexibility to choose the right AWS service for each networking requirement. Managing application networking in Kubernetes has […]

As organizations look to accelerate their cloud migration journey, many customers are seeking ways to lift and shift their existing VMware workloads to Amazon Web Services (AWS) without the overhead of refactoring applications or retraining staff. You can use Amazon Elastic VMware service (Amazon EVS) to run VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) directly within your Amazon […]

Before you head into the Thanksgiving holiday, take a moment to read through this guide and start planning your AWS Networking re:Invent journey! From December 1st to December 5th, Las Vegas, Nevada will transform into the ultimate destination for cloud innovation, making it the perfect time to look ahead to the one of the most […]

Amazon VPC Lattice is a fully managed application networking service that lets you connect, secure, and monitor communication between your services and resources within and across VPCs and accounts. Today, we announce custom domain names for Lattice resources. In this post, we will examine this feature in detail. Resource owners can now specify an Fully […]

Introduction In this post, we review how you can perform in-place application upgrades using Amazon VPC Lattice, while maintaining system reliability, security, and performance. Whether you are upgrading a classic three-tier web application, migrating from Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) to containers, or managing periodic Kubernetes upgrades, one challenge remains consistent: making sure of […]

In this post, we provide prescriptive guidance for building resilient and scalable multi-tenant Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) network architectures to address common challenges such as managing overlapping IP addresses, complex CIDR planning, and scaling connectivity to thousands of customers. We explore multiple architectural approaches using Amazon VPC Lattice with TCP resources, and conclude with detailed implementation guidance […]

In today’s rapidly evolving cloud landscape, network architects, engineers, and cloud teams need to move faster to design, deploy, and manage complex Amazon Web Services (AWS) networking infrastructure at scale. The emergence of generative AI capabilities, particularly Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Q, offers unprecedented opportunities to transform how we approach these challenges and solve them […]

In this post we review how Amazon VPC Lattice can provide simple and secure access to an Amazon RDS Multi-AZ deployment using Amazon Resource Names (ARNs). Prerequisites We assume you are familiar with Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), and VPC Lattice concepts and capabilities. If you are unfamiliar with VPC Lattice please review Amazon VPC […]

As Oracle Database (ODB)@AWS becomes generally available, we’re introducing new network connectivity capabilities that streamline connectivity between Oracle Exadata infrastructure (managed by OCI) inside Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centers and users’ AWS and on-premises networks. These new features include Amazon VPC Lattice integrations for hybrid connectivity from ODB networks, and native secure access between […]

In this post, we explore how you can use Amazon VPC Lattice to expose shared services and resources across an organization while maintaining security and governance. We cover key architecture concepts, security best practices, and considerations for deploying VPC Lattice in production environments. As organizations grow, managing access to shared services across multiple environments—such as […]