AWS re:Invent 2022 - [NEW] Introducing Amazon VPC Lattice: Simplifying app networking (NET215)

The new Amazon VPC Lattice service gives you a consistent way to connect, secure, and monitor communication between your services. This session provides an overview of the new service and walks through defining and applying policies for network access, traffic management, and monitoring for applications across virtually any compute type. Explore how Amazon VPC Lattice context-specific authentication and authorization can improve your application security posture.


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[animatem]

If this is what I think it is, then it is long overdue! If this really fixes our overlapping ip address space problems, I am already sold.

[chiholeung]

Great walkthrough on the current complexity of multi account and multi VPC architecture. Look forward to seeing VPC Lattice in action to simplify networking and security while providing a great experience to devs.

[mohankandasami]

where can I get a demo on this? it's really cool though, I have an almost exact use case, I'm leveraging private links, nlb, nginx, as of now. Can't wait to see it n action

[YannStoneman]

Having dealt with a lot of these pain points over time, this is kind of a jaw-droppingly cool talk to me. Excited to start trying it out!

[EnterExile]

Today we connect our VPCs to TGW to have on-prem connectivity via VPN. I wonder if Lattice could help here too to avoid IP conflicts?

[mzbmwbbpkf]

VPC Lattice is too pricey for small or medium sizes businesses. It would be great to see more improvement in shared VPCs. Shard VPCs would provide enough isolation for most customers if it's getting more love.

[Rickety]

How embarrassing it must be to be forced into the pronoun cult