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The video continues with our configuration to extend workload into AWS using ACI Multi-Cloud. We will perform template configuration on NDO and use CNC to translate ACI policy objects into AWS-native constructs: VPC with subnets, route tables with TGW routes for on-prem reachability, and Security Groups that mirror ACI contracts for inbound/outbound traffic enforcement. We will demonstrate how to provide internet access to the AWS environment similarly to having an L3OUT.

The video continues with our configuration to extend workload into AWS using ACI Multi-Cloud. We will perform template configuration on NDO and use CNC to translate ACI policy objects into AWS-native constructs: VPC with subnets, route tables with TGW routes for on-prem reachability, and Security Groups that mirror ACI contracts for inbound/outbound traffic enforcement. We will demonstrate how to provide internet access to the AWS environment similarly to having an L3OUT.

The video continues with our configuration to extend workload into AWS using ACI Multi-Cloud. We will perform template configuration on NDO and use CNC to translate ACI policy objects into AWS-native constructs: VPC with subnets, route tables with TGW routes for on-prem reachability, and Security Groups that mirror ACI contracts for inbound/outbound traffic enforcement. We will demonstrate how to provide internet access to the AWS environment similarly to having an L3OUT.

The video covers installing ACI Multi-Cloud infrastructure in AWS, deploying a Cisco Cloud Network Controller (CNC), and provisioning the infra VPC using Catalyst 8000V (CCR) cloud routers. NDO is used to register the CNC and automate site-to-site connectivity configuration. Our focus for the lab is to bring up Inter-Site Network connectivity between on-prem DC and AWS cloud in preparation to support user tenant workload deployment.

The video covers installing ACI Multi-Cloud infrastructure in AWS, deploying a Cisco Cloud Network Controller (CNC), and provisioning the infra VPC using Catalyst 8000V (CCR) cloud routers. NDO is used to register the CNC and automate site-to-site connectivity configuration. Our focus for the lab is to bring up Inter-Site Network connectivity between on-prem DC and AWS cloud in preparation to support user tenant workload deployment.

The video covers installing ACI Multi-Cloud infrastructure in AWS, deploying a Cisco Cloud Network Controller (CNC), and provisioning the infra VPC using Catalyst 8000V (CCR) cloud routers. NDO is used to register the CNC and automate site-to-site connectivity configuration. Our focus for the lab is to bring up Inter-Site Network connectivity between on-prem DC and AWS cloud in preparation to support user tenant workload deployment.

The video covers installing ACI Multi-Cloud infrastructure in AWS, deploying a Cisco Cloud Network Controller (CNC), and provisioning the infra VPC using Catalyst 8000V (CCR) cloud routers. NDO is used to register the CNC and automate site-to-site connectivity configuration. Our focus for the lab is to bring up Inter-Site Network connectivity between on-prem DC and AWS cloud in preparation to support user tenant workload deployment.

The video demonstrates Service Graph configuration in a ACI Multi-Site setup using L3 Policy-Based Redirect (PBR) to Cisco Secure Firewall Virtual (FTDv). Two traffic scenarios are validated: North-South (N-S) and East-West (E-W). We will try to understand traffic processing behavior by the Service Graph in each scenario. We will perform L3Out failover and see how traffic rerouting between sites is handled.

The video demonstrates Service Graph configuration in a ACI Multi-Site setup using L3 Policy-Based Redirect (PBR) to Cisco Secure Firewall Virtual (FTDv). Two traffic scenarios are validated: North-South (N-S) and East-West (E-W). We will try to understand traffic processing behavior by the Service Graph in each scenario. We will perform L3Out failover and see how traffic rerouting between sites is handled.

The video covers L3OUT design in ACI Multi-Site in three scenarios: shared L3Out, dedicated L3Out, and active/active DC design. Each scenario presents different design options and we will highlight key differences and benefits of each one. The lab will look at host route advertisement to ensures that external traffic is always routed optimally to a destination workload.