About This Architecture

Hybrid VPN architecture connects on-premises KTIO data center to AWS DRIV2-Prod spoke account through centralized network hub. Site-to-site VPN tunnel terminates at Palo Alto gateway, routes through Customer Gateway to Transit Gateway with DRIV2 route table, passes AWS Network Firewall inspection in dedicated VPC before reaching spoke VPC 10.207.192.0/22. Four on-premises data sources (CTS, HMI, Agilion, Hastus) poll inbound to tiered private subnets, while data pushes outbound to Expert2 SMB share, demonstrating bidirectional hybrid connectivity for enterprise data integration. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize VPN endpoints, modify Transit Gateway route tables, adjust firewall rules, or adapt subnet CIDR blocks for your hybrid network design. Download as .drawio, .svg, or .png for network documentation, security reviews, or infrastructure-as-code planning.

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How do I design a hybrid VPN architecture connecting on-premises to AWS using Transit Gateway and Network Firewall?

Connect on-premises via site-to-site VPN to Customer Gateway, route through Transit Gateway with dedicated route table, inspect traffic in AWS Network Firewall VPC, then attach to spoke VPC with tiered subnets for bidirectional data flow between on-prem sources and cloud workloads.