Aprenda sobre la infraestructura Global de AWS
summary
AWS describes a global backbone of 100‑gigabit redundant links with 27 regions, 87 availability zones and ~410 points of presence, plus 100+ Direct Connect locations for private on‑ramps. Local Zones deliver on‑demand EC2/EBS/ECS/EKS and ALBs; Outposts provides single‑tenant racks/servers with local gateway and zero data‑transfer‑out to the connected network. Elastic IPs can be announced from a Local Zone to cut routing hops; measured tests show regional access ~86 ms vs a Local Zone ~20 ms lower, targeting <10 ms. Local Zones in Querétaro, Bogotá, Lima, Santiago, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04AWS global infrastructure
- 3:13Global backbone and POPs
- 6:43Global redundant network
- 7:28Edge services: CloudFront and Global Accelerator
- 13:34Hybrid services in AWS
- 17:27AWS Outposts: architecture and use cases
- 22:25Local Zones expansion
- 29:32Local Zones architecture
- 37:03Local Zones demo
- 47:20Q&A
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