Joining the networks together!
In some situation it might be desired to send a subset of DNS traffic from on-prem to cloud. One example is sending the S3 bucket traffic from on-prem to Cloud if one has deployed Direct…
Introduction GCP shared VPC allows an organization to share or extend its vpc-network (you can also call it subnet) from one project (called host) to another project (called service/tenant). When you use Shared VPC in…
This pattern is more suited for small deployments, PoC or lab setup where the networking is kept very simple. The Aviatrix transit GW is deployed inside the host-project. The Aviatrix spokes are also deployed inside…
Problem Statement By default GCP Compute Service Account permissions are wide open with the Editor role. Here is how you can see the problem yourself. Create a new GCP Project Notice the “Service Accounts” area…
Aviatrix controller provides unified control and management plane for Google Cloud. Aviatrix allows enterprises to on-board hundreds of GCP projects/accounts into the controller. Once these projects are on-boarded, Aviatrix controller is intelligent to control and…
The requires only single VPC for testing purposes Aviatrix ingress filtering gateway (aka public subnet filter PSF) is deployed in the public subnet External ALB deployed in the same public subnet as AVX-PSF-GW WordPress App…
Kickstart deploys cloud and multi-cloud networks in minutes without any efforts. Once the hub/spoke transit network is built in the cloud, it will act as core networking layer on which one can add more use-cases…
What is GCP Shared VPC? GCP shared VPC allows an organization to share or extend its vpc-network (you can also call it subnet) from one projects (called host) to another project (called service/tenant). When you…
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Introduction Aviatrix release 6.0 introduced Firewall Instances Health Check Enhancement. This enhancement checks a firewall instance’s health by pinging its LAN interface from the connecting Aviatrix FireNet gateway. An alternative option to check health through…
