Amazon VPC Lattice

Simplify service-to-service connectivity, security, and monitoring

Benefits of VPC Lattice

Simplify and automate service and resource connectivity using Amazon VPC Lattice to discover and securely connect services and resources across VPCs and accounts.

Create an improved and more consistent security posture with reliable authentication and context-specific authorization.

Scale compute and network resources automatically to support high-bandwidth HTTP, HTTPS, gRPC, and TCP workloads.

Improve productivity and deployment flexibility with support for instances, containers, and serverless compute.

Connect to TCP resources such as RDS databases, domain names, and IP addresses across multiple VPCs and accounts.

How it works

Amazon VPC Lattice is an application networking service that consistently connects, monitors, and secures communications between your services and resources, helping to improve productivity so that your developers can focus on building features that matter to your business. You can define policies for network traffic management, access, and monitoring to connect compute services and resources in a simplified and consistent way across instances, containers, and serverless applications.

Use cases

Connect thousands of services across VPCs and accounts without increasing network complexity.
Improve service-to-service security and support Zero Trust architectures with centralized access controls, authentication, and context-specific authorization.
Apply granular traffic controls, such as request-level routing and weighted targets, for blue/green and canary deployments.
Monitor and troubleshoot service-to-service communication for request type, traffic volume, errors, response time, and more.

Connect to TCP resources such as RDS databases, domain names, and IP addresses across multiple VPCs and accounts.

  • Adways Inc.

    At Adways Inc, a leading mobile marketing company based in Tokyo, Japan, we are working to improve our efficiency and productivity by developing an API platform that is commonly used by multiple teams across our organization. VPC Lattice, which abstracts network connectivity across AWS Accounts and VPCs, enabled our developers to focus on platform and application development without worrying about the underlying infrastructure and networking. We are excited about improvements in productivity and efficiency with VPC Lattice!

    Shimpei Okamura, Vice General Manager at Adways Inc.
  • seek.com.au

    We have been in search for a solution to share services across VPCs easily and without much overhead. With VPC Lattice, engineers across teams were able to share their services with our main analytics engine in a matter of minutes, which was exactly what we needed!

    Thet Ko, engineering manager at seek.com.au
  • Altusgroup.com

    Connecting applications to data sources across multiple accounts was extremely difficult and time consuming for us at AltusGroup as we acquired and integrated multiple businesses. VPC Lattice enabled our developers to easily and securely connect our applications and data sources across accounts without introducing network complexity. As we continue to grow through acquisitions, VPC Lattice simplifies cross-account connectivity and security and helps us accelerate development and innovation in analytics across the organization.

    Suman Sriram, DevOps Team Lead at Altusgroup.com
  • Unique Vision Company

    Unique Vision uses Amazon VPC Lattice to easily connect and secure our services across accounts and with overlapping CIDRs. We build new social media campaign capabilities,
    such as our Beluga series, which use AWS Lambda functions. Connecting and
    securing these new services with existing services that are distributed across
    multiple accounts was complex, and limited our pace of innovation. Since we
    started using VPC Lattice, we have seen our platform and developer teams
    accelerate the rate of building and deploying new campaign capabilities!

    Kouhei Aoyagi, Director CTO at Unique Vision Company, Japan

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