Kimberley Clements

Organizations scaling across multiple AWS accounts need AWS PrivateLink endpoints in every VPC, driving up costs and fragmenting access controls. In this session, construct a centralized endpoint architecture in a shared services VPC and expose endpoints to consumers through Amazon VPC Lattice.

In this workshop, discover proven methodologies that will help you build a secure Amazon VPC. Using a hands-on approach, you will explore Amazon VPC features such as subnets, security groups, flow logs, and routing.

In this workshop, discover practical guidance that can help you build a secure Amazon VPC. Using a hands-on approach, review Amazon VPC features such as subnets, security groups, flow logs, and routing.

Setting up connectivity and managing networks can be complex, especially when you have business requirements that include multiple VPCs across various locations. Customers often ask whether they should use AWS Cloud WAN or AWS Transit Gateway or set up direct VPC peering.

Amazon Route 53 offers a broad range of DNS services, including public and private authoritative DNS, domain registration, and a host of routing policies. In this session, learn the foundations of DNS, including how to migrate your public domain name to Route 53 with no downtime, register a new domain, implement DNSSEC, define who can edit your zone contents, and much more.