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Secure internet-based access to SaaS PrivateLink endpoints using AWS Verified Access

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This article explains how to use AWS Verified Access to provide secure internet-based access to SaaS applications hosted via AWS PrivateLink, creating a zero-trust network architecture.

  • Enables remote users to securely access PrivateLink-hosted services over the internet
  • Integrates with AWS IAM Identity Center for user authentication
  • Uses AWS Verified Access Connectivity Client for secure connection
  • Leverages Route 53 for DNS load balancing between Verified Access endpoints
  • Provides end-to-end secure connectivity without exposing applications to public internet

The solution involves configuring PrivateLink services, creating Verified Access instances, setting up network interface endpoints, and implementing a DNS strategy to enable secure, authenticated remote access to SaaS applications.



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