However, deploying High-Availability as described here in the AWS Cloud is not currently possible because VMware SD-WAN uses a proprietary protocol to exchange heartbeats over the HA cable that connects the HA Edge pair, and AWS Cloud does not currently support Layer2.
With High-Availability not an option, Clustering is the recommended deployment option for enterprises that need to extend VMware SD-WAN to the AWS Cloud in a highly available manner.
VMware SD-WAN Edge Clustering addresses the issue of SD-WAN Hub scale because it can be used to easily expand the tunnel capacity of the Hub dynamically by creating a logical cluster of Edges. Edge Clustering also provides resiliency via an active/active high availability topology (HA). A cluster is functionally treated as an individual hub from the perspective of other Edges.
For more information about Edge Clustering, check VMware SD-WAN's online documentation here.
BGP over IPsec is supported beginning with VMware SD-WAN version 4.3.0, and now enterprises can deploy multiple VMware SD-WAN Edges in different availability zones and leverage AWS Transit Gateway to provide connectivity from on-premises to AWS workloads.