network-infrastructure

VPC design involves creating logically isolated network segments with public and private subnets to separate web, application, and database tiers. This ensures controlled internet access and secure traffic management across cloud environments.

Routing configuration defines explicit traffic flow rules within and between isolated cloud subnets. This manages inter-network communication and enforces network isolation while satisfying non-functional security and compliance requirements.

Secure connectivity uses VPNs and network peering to establish encrypted channels between cloud environments and on-premises networks. This enables safe inter-network communication without exposing internal traffic to the public internet.

Yes, this approach addresses network isolation and compliance by selecting infrastructure patterns that segment traffic. It generates artifacts satisfying non-functional requirements for performance, security, and regulatory compliance in cloud environments.

You implement network peering for direct, low-latency routing between internal cloud networks, while VPNs secure traffic crossing public or on-premises boundaries. Peering manages internal inter-network communication, whereas VPNs encrypt external connectivity.