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One counterexample to this would be Amazon, who have IPs globally under one ASN. While they do have a global backhaul, it seems unlikely they accept traffic for
by ericpauley 3y ago
One counterexample to this would be Amazon, who have IPs globally under one ASN. While they do have a global backhaul, it seems unlikely they accept traffic for any IP anywhere and route it all on the backhaul.
- dilyevsky 3y ago> accept traffic for any IP anywhere and route it all on the backhaul. This is actually what they do when you enable Global Accelerator which is a paid feature. In GCP they have similar concept called “Premium Tier”
- ericpauley 3y agoTrue! In my post I meant for all traffic.