Infrastructure Briefing — AWS VPC Lattice reaches general availability
AWS announced general availability of VPC Lattice on 28 March 2023, providing managed application networking for service-to-service connectivity with built-in auth and observability.
AWS made VPC Lattice generally available on 28 March 2023, enabling consistent service-to-service networking across VPCs with centralized access control, TLS termination, and integrated monitoring. The service abstracts load balancers and service meshes, letting teams define policies for HTTP/HTTPS routing, authentication, and end-to-end metrics without managing sidecars.
Platform and SRE teams can use VPC Lattice to standardize service discovery, enforce identity-aware routing, and capture request-level telemetry across multi-account deployments, reducing bespoke networking stacks.
- AWS announcement confirms VPC Lattice general availability on 28 March 2023 and outlines features.
- AWS VPC Lattice product page describes policy-based routing, authentication options, and monitoring integrations.
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