AWS re:Invent 2020: Introducing Gateway Load Balancer for deploying & running virtual appliances

Many organizations want to incorporate the same traffic inspection appliances they use today when building their cloud network. But this can lead to architectural complexity, increased costs, and degraded performance. In this session, you learn about the new Gateway Load Balancer service, which creates new ways of integrating third-party virtual appliances into your network. Hear how, by managing the load balancing and scaling of appliances, you can simplify your network while increasing resiliency and availability, all without having to give up your preferred vendor and the skills and tools that you use today.
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[@ckpin]

At 12:59, what should be the GWLBE route_table entry?

[@hellosouvik]

Great into video, got little confuse with traffic flow explanation using route-table @12:37.

[@anisahmednacer5410]

very interesting. Thank you very much

[@niteenkole8582]

We are Canadian company checking when GWLB offering will be available in Canada central.

[@TSVtube]

Great video! Thanks! Rookie question: If the packets are encrypted using TLS, how will the appliances know to interpret the traffic? Agreed, it is a capability of the appliance and not GWLB, but still wanted to learn. Do these appliances use only the packet/frame metadata and not the payload to do their job?

[@awssupport]

Hello Venkat! If you'd like, feel free to ask our community of experts on re:Post for guidance: go.aws/aws-repost. 🤝 For additional help methods, you may also review: go.aws/get-help. 📍 ^LD