📄️ Creating a VPC
A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a private virtual network that provides a secure environment for your cloud resources. It helps you organize and manage your network while controlling communication between resources.
📄️ Viewing VPCs
You can access all the VPCs created in your account from Networking > Virtual Private Clouds on the main navigation panel. The listing will have the following details.
📄️ Viewing VPC Details
This section provides an overview of important information about your VPC, helping you understand and manage it easily from a single place.
📄️ Creating Subnets and Tiers
Subnets and tiers are essential components of network design to ensure efficient traffic
📄️ Managing VPC Instances
VPC instances represent the instances running within your Virtual Private Cloud. This section helps you monitor their status and perform basic operations to keep your cloud resources running efficiently and reliably.
📄️ Adding IPv4 Addresses and Rules
Additional IPv4 addresses provide extra public network endpoints for resources within a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). After an IPv4 address is added, you can configure network rules, such as load balancing, port forwarding, and Static NAT, to control how incoming traffic is routed and made accessible. This enables flexible network connectivity while supporting application availability and secure access.
📄️ Managing Access Control on VPC Subnets
This section describes how to manage Access Control List (ACL) on VPC. An ACL is a set of rules for controlling and filtering incoming and outgoing network traffic and reducing network attacks.
📄️ Managing Internal LB Rule
An internal Load Balancer (LB) is a type of load balancer that routes traffic to workloads within a
📄️ Reconfiguring a VPC
The reconfigure section shows your current VPC subscription details and lets you update the networking pack based on changing requirements. It helps you adjust your network setup to better match your workload needs and keep your cloud environment optimized and up to date.
📄️ Managing VPC Operations
This section help you manage your VPC efficiently after it is created. You can perform key actions to monitor, update, and maintain your VPC, ensuring it continues to support your workload and network requirements effectively.
📄️ Difference Between L2 Networks and a VPC
A VPC is a higher-level abstraction that allows you to create isolated network environments with more advanced features. A VPC can include multiple tiers, such as public and private subnets, and it provides for the implementation of advanced networking features like VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) and ACLs.
📄️ Working with VPN Connections in a VPC
The VPC feature on Apiculus provides advanced networking capabilities for use with VPN gateways and connections over an IPSec tunnel. Apiculus gives the ability to create virtual private networks (VPN) to access virtual machines inside a VPC.