AWS re:Invent 2020: Shared VPCs, lessons learned, and best practices

Amazon VPC sharing launched two years ago, and today, many AWS customers are making use of it. In this session, you hear best practices for VPC sharing that have been uncovered by real-world customer use cases. The session also includes a discussion of several common security questions that must be considered when building with VPC sharing.
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[@yasirnawaz2798]

Thanks for a quick summary. To the point!

[@user-ml2lz1mx5l]

thanks for covering so much information in a short period of time , found quite informative.

[@amazonwebservices]

We're so glad to hear it! 😀 🙌 ☁️

[@marianobellagamba2291]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@withoutequal66]

Great video thank you.

[@crafty246]

great video

[@diegonayalazo]

Thanks for sharing

[@simplhug]

AWSome!

[@shayzadegan7818]

I did not undrestand when it makes sense to use VPC sharing until I saw that table with the AWS participant account numbers. So in a small environment with just less than 10 accounts it does not make any sense to use this

[@awssupport]

Thanks for sharing with us! 🙌 Please feel welcome to share any feedback you have with our service teams, here: go.aws/feedback. 💻😊 ^KS

[@madhusharma639]

is this possible for aws mwaa shared vpc?

[@awssupport]

Hi, there. 👋 You can direct any technical questions you have about any VPC concepts to our free community of industry specialists at re:Post: go.aws/aws-repost. ✍️ Our official docs may also help with best practices when it comes to VPCs: go.aws/4bplcr2. ^ZP

[@Rickety3263]

I miss the days when engineers weren't forced by AWS to dictate pronouns