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Please clarify the differences and highlight the advantages and limitations of these two solutions.
If I recall accurately, Transit VPC had a bandwidth limitation for each VPC connected to it. Not sure if the same is true for Transit Gateway, since it accommodates auto-scaling, but there are still limitations on VPN connectivity to spokes.
Also, I am having trouble figuring out how either solution would fit into a multi-region implementation with Direct Connect gateway, as depicted here:
As well as how to connect a VPC containing public-facing web servers protected by AWS WAF to the CP Transit Gateway for internal communication only, (i.e. routing access to the back-end servers and the Internet via CP, but preserving inbound traffic from the Internet to LBs and the return traffic).
Thank you,
Vladimir
