In the cloudfabric solution, when using mdc to row aws has a cloud network, igws in the aws type will be projected as which of the following options?

Question

Options

• ALogic Router
• BIGW routing table
• CTransitRouter
• DExternal Gateways

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  7% (2)
• C
  11% (3)
• D
  79% (22)

Explanation

In CloudFabric's MDC (Multi-Domain Controller) integration with AWS, Internet Gateways (IGWs) function as the boundary component connecting a VPC to the external internet - making External Gateways (D) the correct projection, since CloudFabric maps AWS border/egress constructs to its own "External Gateway" abstraction, preserving the semantic role of the resource.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. Logic Router - Represents internal Layer 3 routing within the virtual network fabric, not the VPC-to-internet boundary role an IGW fills.
• B. IGW routing table - A literal/partial label; CloudFabric projects the IGW as a gateway object, not as a routing table artifact. Route tables are separate constructs.
• C. TransitRouter - Represents hub-and-spoke transit connectivity between multiple VPCs or networks (analogous to AWS Transit Gateway), not the internet-facing exit point an IGW provides.

Memory tip: Think of it this way - an IGW is the gateway to the outside world, and CloudFabric calls outside-world gateways "External Gateways." The word "external" in both the AWS concept (external internet) and the CloudFabric term directly mirror each other. If you remember that IGW = "exit to external," the D answer becomes intuitive.

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