AWS Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C02) Exam Prep Course - 2021 UPDATED! - Creating a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Pe

The video tutorial explains the process of setting up VPC peering in AWS. It covers the steps to create and accept a peering connection, configure route tables, and finalize the setup. The tutorial also introduces an alternative method of sharing VPCs within an AWS organization, which simplifies the process by eliminating the need for multiple peering connections.

What is the first step in setting up a VPC peering connection?

• Create a route table

• Ensure two VPCs exist

• Send a request to the other VPC

• Accept the request

When creating a VPC peering connection, what must be ensured about the CIDR blocks?

• They must be identical

• They must be different

• They must be in the same region

• They must be in different accounts

What is the status of a VPC peering connection after the request is sent but before it is accepted?

• Established

• Rejected

• Active

• Pending acceptance

Why is it necessary to update route tables after establishing a VPC peering connection?

• To enable communication between peered VPCs

• To increase network speed

• To reduce latency

• To secure the connection

How can a VPC peering connection be compared to a WAN link?

• Both require physical cables

• Both are used for local network communication

• Both allow routing between different networks

• Both are managed by the same service provider

What new feature allows sharing VPCs across AWS accounts?

• AWS Transit Gateway

• VPC Sharing

• AWS Direct Connect

• VPC Peering

What is the benefit of sharing VPCs within an AWS organization?

• It simplifies billing

• It enhances security

• It increases the number of VPCs

• It reduces the need for multiple peering connections