True or false: The Aviatrix FQDN Egress Filter supports both centralized and distributed egress methods.

The statement regarding the Aviatrix FQDN Egress Filter supporting both centralized and distributed egress methods is false. The Aviatrix FQDN Egress Filter is designed primarily for centralized egress configurations. In this setup, all outbound traffic to the internet is routed through a centralized point, which allows for effective management and security policies to be applied to outgoing traffic.

Centralized egress architecture provides benefits such as simplified policy enforcement and monitoring of egress traffic. This centralized approach is typically favored in scenarios where consistent policy application and visibility are critical.

In contrast, a distributed egress model would imply that egress traffic could be directed from multiple points or regions independently. While there are certain scenarios in networking that may utilize distributed egress, the Aviatrix FQDN Egress Filter specifically does not support this approach and is focused on the centralized method for managing outbound traffic effectively.