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I wonder the same, though the engineering under the hood is more interesting than I thought:

http://perspectives.mvdirona.com/2015/12/vpc-nat-gateways-tr...

> The connections are managed by a fault-tolerant co-operation of devices in the VPC network fabric. Each new connection is assigned a port in a robust and transactional way, while also being replicated across an extensible set of multiple devices. In other words: the NAT gateway is internally horizontally scalable and resilient.

Maybe it just wasn't a priority.




So it's very similar to VPC Internet Gateway, only with upcharge of $0.045/Gb on traffic.




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