AWS Site-to-Site VPN (IV)

So far in the AWS Networking series, we have covered VPCs, subnets, route tables, Internet Gateways, NAT Gateways, EC2 instances, Security Groups, Network ACLs, and Elastic Network Interfaces. In this post, we will look at using a Site-to-Site VPN in AWS so you can securely connect your on-premise workloads to and from your AWS environment. This is a very important aspect of AWS networking, and this is a service you will use almost always.
If you have been following the series, you can easily follow along with this post. If you just stumbled upon this post, you can still continue, assuming you are already familiar with AWS networking basics. However, if you are completely new to AWS, I highly recommend checking out the previous posts linked below.

Why Do We Need a VPN to AWS?
When we launch an instance in a public subnet with a public IP address, we have seen that we can connect to Continue reading