How do VPC peering and Transit Gateway differ in terms of network connectivity and scalability?

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Prajna G · Accepted Answer

**VPC Peering** allows direct, one-to-one connectivity between two VPCs within the same region or across regions, suitable for simple network architectures, while **Transit Gateway** provides a scalable, hub-and-spoke model that connects multiple VPCs and on-premises networks, simplifying management and scaling for complex network topologies.

Nikitha Acharya · Answer

VPC peering connects two VPCs directly for private communication, while Transit Gateway acts as a central hub, allowing scalable, multi-VPC, and on-premises network connections, simplifying large-scale network architectures.

How do VPC peering and Transit Gateway differ in terms of network connectivity and scalability?

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