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Using AWS Transit Gateway Connect Attachment - Hybrid Connectivity Between AWS GovCloud (US) and Commercial Regions

Using AWS Transit Gateway Connect Attachment

Publication date: November 22, 2024 (Diagram history)

This architecture connects AWS GovCloud (US) and commercial Regions using AWS Transit Gateway connect attachments. Transit Gateway connect attachments connect your SD-WAN to Transit Gateway and simplify route management across hybrid cloud environments.

GovCloud hybrid connectivity with Transit Gateway connect attachment architecture

Architecture diagram showing hybrid connectivity between AWS GovCloud and commercial Regions using Transit Gateway connect attachments with GRE tunneling and SD-WAN appliances.

The following steps describe the data flow in this architecture:

  1. Traffic from an Amazon EC2 instance in VPC A destined for VPC B routes to the Transit Gateway elastic network interface (TGW ENI).

  2. The TGW connect attachment uses the VPC attachment as transport. It connects the Transit Gateway to the third-party appliance in appliance VPC A using GRE tunneling and BGP.

  3. The third-party virtual appliance encapsulates the traffic and uses an IPsec VPN to reach the GovCloud Region appliance VPC B.

  4. The third-party virtual appliance decapsulates the traffic and sends it through the Transit Gateway connect attachment.

  5. The Transit Gateway uses the VPC attachment to forward the traffic to the destination Amazon EC2 instance.

For more information about Transit Gateway connect attachments, see Transit Gateway connect attachments and Transit Gateway Connect peers.

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