A company has an AWS account that contains three VPCs (Dev, Test, and Prod) in the same region. Test is
peered to both Prod and Dev. All VPCs have non-overlapping CIDR blocks. The company wants to push minor
code releases from Dev to Prod to speed up time to market. Which of the following options helps the companyaccomplish this?
A.
Create a new peering connection Between Prod and Dev along with appropriate routes.
B.
Create a new entry to Prod in the Dev route table using the peering connection as the target.
C.
Attach a second gateway to Dev. Add a new entry in the Prod route table identifying the gateway as the
target.
D.
The VPCs have non-overlapping CIDR blocks in the same account. The route tables contain local routes for
all VPCs.
Explanation:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonVPC/latest/PeeringGuide/vpc-pg.pdf
A
http://www.aiotestking.com/amazon/which-of-the-following-options-helps-the-company-accomplish-this/
yes, its A
Agreed A. for those MCSE’s like me, think of peering like AD Trust. Only peering does not support transitive configurations or the flexibility like AD brings. So in this case enabling a trust/peering between prod and dev is the only way supported.
A
You cant route through a VCP peer to another VCP peer. A!