Two city VPCs need private routing between them without hairpinning traffic through the public internet. Which construct provides that private connectivity?
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Short Explanation
VPC peering is a private bridge between two city neighborhoods in the cloud—traffic stays off the public internet hairpin. You get private routing between the VPCs without publishing everything to the world. Open security groups and email exports are not a private network path.
Full Explanation
VPC peering establishes private network connectivity between virtual private clouds so traffic can route without traversing the public internet. It is a common pattern when two municipal environments must communicate privately. Replacing peering with public exposure or non-network transfer methods increases risk and complexity.