Virtual networks

Oracle Database@AWS supports aggregate and default routes for ODB peering

Oracle Database@AWS (ODB) now supports advertising aggregate routes and a default route (0.0.0.0/0) when configuring ODB peering between applications in an Amazon VPC and databases in an ODB network.

Service producers can let service consumers establish more connections to a Private Service Connect endpoint or backend by configuring the target published…

Service producers can let service consumers establish more connections to a Private Service Connect endpoint or backend by configuring the target published service (service attachment) to use an additional NAT IP address. For more information, see Maximum connections.

General Availability: VPC Flow Logs supports TCP connection logging for VM instances and serverless endpoints.

Connection logging captures outbound TCP connection attempts and acknowledged inbound TCP connections.

Preview: External IPv6 addresses are now supported for Standard Tier.

For more information, see IPv6 subnet ranges.

AWS DataSync now supports shared VPCs

AWS DataSync now supports shared Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs). You can create DataSync agents and run transfer tasks using subnets shared across AWS accounts with AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM).

General Availability: VPC Flow Logs supports logging for App Engine resources that are configured with Direct VPC egress.

For more information, see Serverless flows and ServerlessDetails field format.

General Availability: You can add Dynamic NICs to the same VPC network used by other network interfaces of a Compute Engine instance.

For more information, see Multiple network interfaces.

General Availability: VPC Flow Logs adds the following metadata annotations for Private Service Connect:

src_psc_interface and dest_psc_interface

Preview: Propagated connections support Private Service Connect endpoints that access global Google APIs.

With propagated connections, endpoints that access global Google APIs in one consumer VPC spoke can be privately accessed by other consumer VPC spokes that are connected to the same Network Connectivity Center hub.

General Availability: You can create Compute Engine instances that have multiple virtual network interfaces (vNICs) in the same VPC network.

For more information, see Multiple network interfaces in the same VPC network.

General Availability: You can reserve static external IPv6 addresses from bring your own IP addresses (BYOIP) sub-prefixes that are in…

General Availability: You can reserve static external IPv6 addresses from bring your own IP addresses (BYOIP) sub-prefixes that are in EXTERNAL_IPV6_FORWARDING_RULE_CREATION mode.

General Availability: VPC Flow Logs generates log records for dropped traffic.

For more information, see Records for dropped traffic.

Generally Available: Summarized advertised gateway prefixes for route advertisement

Summarized advertised gateway prefixes for route advertisement is now generally available. You can specify aggregated (summarized) prefixes for an Azure gateway to advertise to your on-premises networks, rather than having every individual virtual network address space…

General Availability: You can use Private Service Connect endpoints and backends to access multi-regional service endpoints such as…

General Availability: You can use Private Service Connect endpoints and backends to access multi-regional service endpoints such as storage.us.rep.googleapis.com.

Amazon VPC IPAM now supports BGP route protection monitoring and delegated RPKI for BYOIP prefixes

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) IP Address Manager (IPAM) now supports BGP route protection monitoring and delegated Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) management for Bring Your Own IP (BYOIP) prefixes.

[Preview Announcement] Re-introducing Forward Proxy as AWS Network Firewall Functionality

You can now use your Network Firewall with all its existing filtering capabilities and features as an explicit forward proxy.

Generally Available: Azure Virtual Network routing appliance

Azure Virtual Network routing appliance is now generally available. It delivers private connectivity across virtual networks, using specialized hardware for low latency, high throughput, and better performance than virtual machines. Key benefits and functionalities:

AWS announces general availability of Policy-Based Routing on AWS Transit Gateway

AWS Transit Gateway now supports Policy-Based Routing (PBR), giving network administrators granular control over how traffic is forwarded across their AWS network.

AWS introduces declarative controls for VPC Encryption Controls

You can now use declarative policies to turn on VPC Encryption Controls in monitor or enforce mode across all VPCs in your environment. This enhancement allows you to centrally define and manage your desired VPC Encryption Controls settings and apply it everywhere.

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Flow Logs introduces additional metadata

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Flow Logs now supports EC2 resource tags and next-hop interface metadata, simplifying network monitoring and troubleshooting by eliminating the need to manually correlate flow log data with resource metadata.