It worked very nice with Azure, now connecting with AWS. This is what I have at home and use to connect to multiple clouds. On-premises physical MikroTik hardware (or virtualized CHR) running RouterOS My ultimate favorite upcoming exam is AWS Certified Advanced Networking – Specialty Certification | AWS Certification | AWS () can’t wait to get there… Cost: 300 USD / Format: 65 questions, either multiple choice or multiple responses Let’s get my hands dirty with deep dive (?) networking. (#1) running MikroTik virtual appliance (CHR) in AWS (#2) using Virtual Private Gateway, a “cloud-native” networking solution provided by AWS.
We are going to use Vultr to install MikroTik RouterOS to use the-dude monitoring and notification package used to monitor our core and business customers.There are two ways of approaching this challenge.Depending on the number of Routers and simultaneously registered customer you need to choose enough resources for your instance. Hotspot controller is one of the most popular RouterOS services.Redundancy is always important, make sure to create more than one instance for your CAPsMAN For cloud-based CAPsMAN the shortest route-path is the best.For VPN service depends on the number of your customers and distribution it is recommended to have multiple instances close to each group of the customer to reduce latency and security risk.For Usermanager/Radius-server it is recommended to host the RouterOS in a location with the shortest route path to your colocation.
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