With this Quick Start, the users can generate a secure, highly available global transit network on the Amazon Web Services Cloud in 10 minutes. The new Quick Start can deploy Aviatrix Gateways and Aviatrix Controller in the central virtual private Cloud on Amazon Web Service to manage to route between the remote networks in the hub and spoke model. Spoke Virtual Private Cloud can be added to the network by tagging them in the Amazon Web Service. Aviatrix Global Transit Hub automatically creates Virtual Private Network Connections between the spoke Virtual Private Cloud and the hub Virtual Private Cloud by utilizing AWS CloudFormation Templates and AWS Lambda functions. The transit networks now support various AWS accounts and are expanded to connect the cloud network to on-premises networks and include shared services with direct peering.
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