Using Public IP Addressing
Publication date: November 22, 2024 (Diagram history)
This architecture connects AWS GovCloud (US) and commercial Regions using public IP addresses on both sides. Although the traffic uses public addresses, it does not leave the AWS network. Packets that originate from and are destined for the AWS network stay on the AWS global network.
GovCloud hybrid connectivity with public IP addressing architecture
The following steps describe the data flow in this architecture:
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Traffic from an Amazon EC2 instance in VPC A in the commercial Region follows the route table through NAT Gateway.
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Traffic flows from NAT Gateway to the internet gateway of VPC A and into the Application Load Balancer of VPC B in the GovCloud Region. This traffic does not leave the AWS global network.
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Traffic flows from the VPC B Application Load Balancer to the target Amazon EC2 instance. Return traffic traverses the same path.
For more information about VPC network behavior, see Amazon VPC FAQs
Further reading
For additional information, see the following resources:
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