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Dear Community,I’m experiemnting with the user VPn feature, and I’d like to better understand the cost model.In my Azure portal I see the following information:Security Services Gateway (Includes NAT): $0.23/hr NAT Gateway: $0.14/hr Users or Client SSL VPN Connections: $0.045/hrBut I’m not sure which line(s) to consider and how.Let’s suppose I just launch 1 speciality gateway configured to terminate user VPN, then:Do any of the first two lines of cost apply (Security Services Gateway or NAT Gateway)? How is the 3rd line applied? is it $0.045 per user connected per hour of conneciton? Or $0.045 per hour of conneciton, regardless of the number of user connected? Or $0.045 per hour, regardless if any user is connected or not?Many thanks in advance.

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The writing team at Aviatrix is focused on providing documentation that is accurate and concise to help you achieve your goals using the Aviatrix platform. As improvements continue, the writing team wants to hear from you! What types of information do you need most from Aviatrix documentation? So far, we've heard the following from readers:Best practices for sizing, scaling, storage, and alerts Best practices for monitoring a production environment for network health Real world examples for diagnosing and resolving network problems Tutorials for configuring specific Aviatrix features More in-app inline help for Aviatrix GUIs What's new informationLastly, no matter how good documentation is, it won't be helpful if you can't find it. The search capability and structure of a doc website play a part in helping you find information. Look out for improvements to the Aviatrix documentation website in the

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Here are a few of the events we are watching; what are you attending this fall?  Oracle Cloud World - September 18-21, Las Vegas SECtember - September 18-22, Bellevue, WA Gartner IT Symposium - October 16-19, Orlando ONUG - October 24-25, New York Cloudcanada IT Conference - October 25, Toronto (ISC)² Security Congress 2023 - October 25-27, Nashville Canada + IT Security - October 26, Toronto KubeCon North America - November 6-9, Chicago SMWorld - November 12-15, Orlando Microsoft Ignite - November 15-16, Seattle Gartner IT Infrastructure, Operations & Cloud Strategies - November 20-21, London AWS re:Invent - November 27-December 1, Las Vegas Gartner IT Infrastructure, Operations & Cloud Strategies - December 5-7, Las Vegas 

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 Happy Mid-Week! Every day, people visit Reddit, Stack Overflow and other forums seeking expert advice about cloud networking and security. At Aviatrix, we search through those posts and gather a list of discussions and questions that you – the experts – might find interesting or solvable. Less time searching, more time making connections.If you’re new to Reddit or Stack Overflow, there are a few tips are below. And if you do respond to any of these threads, share the link to your responses back to this post so others in the community can follow you!Below are today’s queries…Drum roll please….Have a GREAT day!

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aviatrix  copilot   flowIQ   there  be   maximum    retention  for store records  if there is retention for storing  all  record     how  many days   and  can  be  archive all record to multiple csp as backups  for copilot ?

Every day, people visit forums like Reddit and Stack Overflow seeking expert advice about cloud networking and security. We comb through those posts and curate a list of discussions and questions that you – the experts – might find interesting or solvable. Less time searching, more time making connections.If you’re new to Reddit or Stack Overflow, some starting tips are below. And if you do respond to any of these threads, share the link to your responses back to this post so others in the community can follow you!Here are today’s queries: Reddit  Aug 18 How do big cloud providers like AWS, Azure, Hetzner set up their hypervisor networks? Best practice in the industry? (Lots of interest in this one)

Hi community, I'm trying to enable Data Backup in Copilot, but I am unable to do so, Copilot shows this message:"S3 Credentials API does not exist in your Controller. Upgrade to the latest Controller patch if you are on or above 6.8. If you are on a version below 6.8, upgrade to 6.8 or above."”We are running the latest Controller 7.1 patch so it's quite confusing.  Does someone has any idea why it's not working ?

Hi Community,I have the following design in which I’m trying to connect from my laptop to an SFTP blob storage in Azure via private endpoint.I have 3 VNETs:ACCESS: contains Aviatrix VPN gateway, Aviatrix spoke gateway and DNS inbound endpoint for on-prem DNS resolution TRANSIT: for Aviatrix Transit gateway SFTP-TEST: spoke vnet containing one Aviatrix Spoke Gateway and the private endpoint for the SFTP blob storageNow, from my laptop I can resolve the DNS name correctly: However I cannot connet to the SFTP private endpoint, while the connection to the public one works (closed at the end because I configured to block public access):

is there  software that design diagram topology for Aviatrix  ?    for example draw.io   or cloudcraft

can be   add aviatrix controller on ec2 instance  manually  without using aviatric ami in marketplace ?

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Hi Community,while experimentig wth Aviatrix I was not able to perform some actions from Copilot, and I had to do them via the controller.Can you help me understanding if I missed them, or if they are not moved yet?Spoke Gateway detachment from transit: under Cloud Fabric > Gateways > Spoke Gateways > MyGwName - Edit I tried to delete the TGW name, but after I clicked away from the field, the TGW appeared again  OpenVPN: all the openVPN menus of the controller are missing in Copilot. Moreover, the “Additional CIDRs” option is only present in the controller under OpenVPN  > Edit Config > Modify Split Tunnel, but it is not reflected under Gateway > MyGwName > Edit Designated Gateway > Additional CIDRs (for Controller) and Cloud Fabric > Speciality Gateways > Spoke Gateways > MyGwName - Edit > Split Tunnel > Additional CIDRs

By Bryan Woodworth August 7th, 2023As we close in on the first six months of Altitude: The Unsung Heroes of Cloud Transformation, I want to take this opportunity to reflect on what I’ve learned after hosting so many interesting, influential, and inspiring guests. Together, we’ve explored a wide range of topics, such as the evolution of cloud, cloud migration, future trends, zero trust, digital transformation, and much more. Out of all these topics, I’ve selected the “top 2” that I want to explore in more detail.   It was challenging to pick two favorite topics from an entire season, so before I delve into them further, I’d like to highlight a few notable episodes that deserve special attention: 

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 for  curiosity  purpose   can  be   use  Aviatric  as  layer   for  storage  replication  between  multi cloud ?

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Every day, people visit forums like Reddit and Stack Overflow seeking expert advice about cloud networking and security. We comb through those posts and curate a list of discussions and questions that you – the experts – might find interesting or solvable. Less time searching, more time making connections.If you’re new to Reddit or Stack Overflow, some starting tips are below. And if you do respond to any of these threads, share the link to your responses back to this post so others in the community can follow you!Here are today’s queries: RedditJul 28 Is there a 'boil me like a frog' slow approach to learning basic network automation?Jul 28