Hyperglance shows AWS peering connections between your own VPCs, with a VPC in another AWS account or with a VPC in a different AWS Region
For AWS documentation on AWS peering go here.
Hyperglance will show peering connections as a dashed link between VPCs, Regions or Accounts:
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Click the link to select it and you will see a pop-up that shows the two peers. Each peer can be selected and will then show the attributes associated.
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As the link popup above indicates; we show a peering resource on each side of the connection corresponding to a 'Peering Connection' on the border of each VPC:
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Using Hyperglance's isolation view functions (such as the 1-hop reachability filter) we can see the links directly between the peering resources themselves:
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