Few key differences between Aviatrix based transit and other non-Aviatrix 3rd party transit (such as Cisco CSR) are: (Choose 2)
Operations team has noticed that during the peak working hours, Aviatrix Gateway's throughput utilization stays around 80% of the current instance size. A decision has been made to scale up the instance size to provide more throughput. Which below statement accurately describes instance sizing of Aviatrix Gateways?
Aviatrix Gateways can scale up and down both.
ACE Inc. is currently using AWS Transit Gateway (TGW) with 100 VPCs attached to it from different security domains.
These 100 VPCs are used as following:
* 20 VPCs belong to Production,
* 40 VPCs belong to Development,
* 20 are part of UAT and
* 20 VPCs are for shared services and miscellanous common needs.
ACE Inc. requirements are to:
* provide network and traffic segmentation between Prod, Development, UAT VPCs such that there is no traffic between VPCs belonging to different domains
* allow all VPCs in each domain to communicate with each other
* allow every VPC access to shared services VPCs
Which Aviatrix feature would help to not only provide this segmentation but also decrease the complexity of this topology and routing configuration by orchestrating life-cycle management of AWS Transit Gateways?
(Choose 2)
A Security Domain is an enforced network of member VPCs attached to the same route table. Member VPCs
have connectivity to each other. VPCs outside of the domain cannot connect. A Security Domain is an
instantiation of the AWS Transit Gateway (TGW) Route Domain concept. This enables VPC segmentation
through AWS Transit Gateway (TGW). For example, you can have ''dev'', ''prod'' and ''test'' security domains toisolate your development, production and test environments in your AWS cloud. In this scenario, the VPCs in dev security domain cannot talk to VPCs in prod and test security domains. A security domain can have one or more spoke VPCs as its members. VPCs within a security domain can communicate to each other via AWS Transit
Gateway (TGW).
we can leverage domains with the AWS Transit Gateway to segment and secure your network.
The AWS Transit Gateway (TGW) Orchestrator is a feature in Aviatrix Controller. It provides a point-andclick workflow to build a transit network and manages all network routing updates.
Aviatrix orchestrator (available in the AVX Controller) simplifies and extends the AWS Transit Gateway (TGW)
by using dynamic route propagation, policy abstraction and simplifying operations through a single pane of glass.
