I doubt you will find people there, who used AWS with TP-Link. However, I checked guide how to configure it and there is an example with bloody Draytek :D It is just IPSec VPN configured, nothing more. 

@Raj17 I got it accomplished will be doing a video on it I could only get my 172.xx.xx.0 subnets to go thru the router. 

logfile to show you (my ip and aws's are not included) Comcast does not change IPs that often. I could only get one tunnel working. The TP-link router gave me a 

Even though AWS and basic networking 101 recommends 2 tunnels for fault tolerance.

I was able to ping my ec2 and load a quick httpd server and loaded the page thur private and public IPs!

I'll be looking a doing a Hybrid DNS using Route 53 Resolver in the coming month.

@fastlane - I don't suppose you've got any details you could share of how you did this, do you?

FWIW, I've got a device which claims "Phase 1 of IKE negotiation succeeded", but gets no further. There's not a great deal to go on in trying to figure out what's wrong. I'd love a look at someone else's settings to see how mine match up (seeing as the AWS end of things is reasonably "standard").

Thanks!