AWS re:Invent 2020: Building with AWS PrivateLink, Gateway Load Balancer, and AWS Partners

AWS enables a vast ecosystem of partners and ISVs that allows you to choose the best-of-breed solutions for your business needs. AWS networking services, including AWS PrivateLink and the new Gateway Load Balancer, make it easier to adopt solutions from AWS Partner Network (APN) and AWS Marketplace partners without exposing data on the public internet. In this session, you learn how to combine services from AWS, third-party virtual appliances, and SaaS services as well as your own internally developed systems.
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[@jameswenzel7545]

Correction - At 10:17 In my example the NLB and the animation slides it and the ingress routing rules on top of the existing VPC to highlight that it needed to be hit first for decryption to work which can be confusing. To be clear the NLB (Network Load Balancer) needs to be in a different VPC than the GWLBEs for routing to work.

[@vnkalisa]

Hello
I would like can you spin up Gateway load balancer. In the same VPC in as your instance instead of having it in a separate VPC?
I understand the best practice is to have it and firewalls in different VPC. But us we wanted in the same