A global network in AWS Global Networks for Transit Gateways is a container for your network objects. When you create a global network, you create only the framework of the global network itself. You'll then further define this network by adding network objects to it, such as
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transit gateways.
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sites, devices, and links, and then creating connections using links between those sites and devices.
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customer gateway associations.
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Connect peer associations.
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When creating a global network, you're prompted to create an associated core network. A core network is a feature of AWS Cloud WAN and is not needed if you're not using this feature. While creating a global network, you're prompted whether or not to create a core network. Clear the option to create the core network. If you decide later on that you want to create a core network for this global network you can. For the steps to create a core network, see What is AWS Cloud WAN in the AWS Cloud WAN User Guide.
You can create, view, update, and delete a global network using either the AWS Network Manager console or by using the CLI.
Global network tasks
