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How a dedicated Direct Connect link and a Transit Gateway routing hub compose - via a transit VIF and a Direct Connect gateway - into one enterprise hybrid network, and which layer the SDK actually provisions.
Hands-on hybrid-networking basics: describe an existing Direct Connect connection, its virtual interfaces and gateway associations, plus a Transit Gateway, its attachments, and route tables - all read-only, since most of these resources are pre-provisioned.
Connect Transit Gateways in different regions with the SDK: create a peering attachment, accept it from the other region, and add static routes - the glue for a global, multi-region network topology.
Build a Site-to-Site VPN as a failover path for Direct Connect via the SDK: create a customer gateway, a VPN connection attached to the same Transit Gateway, and let BGP prefer the DX link so the VPN only carries traffic when the primary is down.
The hybrid and global networking habits that keep links redundant, routes clean, and bills sane: plan non-overlapping global CIDRs, never rely on one Direct Connect link, keep BGP dynamic for failover, segment with Transit Gateway route tables, and watch cross-region and data-transfer cost.