Networking & Content Delivery

Discover how Rivian optimized network visibility using AWS Transit Gateway Flow Logs. Their innovative solution proactively identifies unrouteable traffic in multi-region & multi-account AWS environments, transforming reactive monitoring into automated detection. Learn how they reduced troubleshooting time and enhanced collaboration between app and network teams using server-less architecture.

Note: This post is published in collaboration with Liav Arnon, DevSecOps Engineer at XM Cyber | on Sep, 17th 2025 in Networking & Content Delivery, Advanced (300) XM Cyber is a leader in Exposure Management, helping enterprises identify and remediate attack vectors before they can be exploited. Providing context-driven exposure insights across the entire attack […]

This blog was co-authored by Alexandra Huides, Principal Networking Specialist Solutions Architect, AWS, and Santiago Riesco, Senior Product Manager, AWS Networking Services Enterprises are building distributed applications that span multiple cloud environments to optimize for resilience, data locality, and specialized services communication. These architectures require consistent, private, and high-performance network connectivity between clouds without exposing […]

Building resilient network architectures that can withstand both planned and unplanned maintenance events is critical for organizations that rely on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Direct Connect for their hybrid connectivity. When your business depends on consistent, reliable connectivity between on-premises environments and AWS, understanding how to architect for maintenance activities becomes essential. This 300-level content […]

This blog was co-authored by Robert Kennedy, VP of Network Services, AWS and Rob Enns, VP/GM of Cloud Networking, Google Cloud As organizations increasingly adopt multicloud architectures, the need for interoperability between cloud service providers has never been greater. Historically, however, connecting these environments has been a challenge, forcing customers to take a complex “do-it-yourself” approach […]

AWS announced the launch of accelerated recovery for managing public Domain Name System (DNS) records, a new Amazon Route 53 feature that targets a 60-minute Recovery Time Objective (RTO) for your DNS operations in the unlikely event of service disruptions in the N. Virginia Region (us-east-1). This feature ensures continuity for your critical workloads by […]

Before you head into the Thanksgiving holiday, take a moment to read through this guide and start planning your AWS Networking re:Invent journey! From December 1st to December 5th, Las Vegas, Nevada will transform into the ultimate destination for cloud innovation, making it the perfect time to look ahead to the one of the most […]

This blog was co-authored by Manchun Yao, Staff Software Engineer at Snap Inc. Snapchat is a popular app used by hundreds of millions of people around the world to communicate with their close friends and family. Snapchat’s focus is on enabling a fast and fun way to communicate by building features such as augmented reality […]

Note: Dec 4, 2025 – expanded with additional section on application networking integrations. Customers who control access out of their AWS environments using self-managed proxies often find it challenging to deploy, scale, and patch their EC2 or container-based proxy fleets. With the recent launch of AWS Network Firewall proxy preview, AWS is taking over the […]

Users of today’s web applications expect instant responses, seamless interactions, and flawless experiences, no matter where they are located. Even the slightest delay can impact user engagement. Delivering content within milliseconds is a business imperative for modern web applications serving global audiences, whether it’s an e-commerce platform processing millions of transactions or a streaming service […]