
𝗩𝗣𝗖 and Networking are probably one of the most critical yet most underestimated skills in cloud.
Most engineers learn cloud services in isolation.
AWS, Kubernetes, ALB, ECR, API Gateway, PrivateLink… everything feels clear individually.
But the real challenge begins when these services start interacting with each other.
That’s where things usually break.
Troubleshooting becomes unclear.
Architecture decisions become guesswork.
Interviews expose gaps that weren’t obvious before.
Because networking is not just another topic in cloud — it is the layer that connects everything.
That’s exactly why I created this Cloud Networking Handbook.
Not a collection of definitions, but a practical, scenario-driven guide focused on real-world cloud behavior and interview scenarios.
✅ VPC routing in real architectures
✅ Security Groups vs NACLs (real troubleshooting scenarios)
✅ NAT Gateway behavior & common issues
✅ ALB & NLB traffic flow in production systems
✅ Transit Gateway design concepts
✅ PrivateLink use cases
✅ API Gateway networking flow
✅ EKS networking deep dive
✅ How AWS services interact under the hood
(EKS, ALB, ECR, NAT, VPC Endpoints)
✅ Cross-cloud networking comparisons (AWS, Azure, GCP)
• DevOps Engineers preparing for interviews
• Cloud Engineers moving into architecture roles
• SREs working on distributed systems
• Kubernetes engineers
• Anyone preparing for AWS / Cloud / DevOps interviews
By the end of this guide, you won’t just understand cloud networking - you’ll be able to explain, troubleshoot, and reason about real cloud architectures confidently in interviews and real-world systems.