VPC Networks

VPC networks can be used to create virtual, isolated networks between creoline servers. A VPC network provides an isolated environment that allows resources to be logically separated from one another. This enables traffic within the VPC to be efficiently managed and controlled.

Managing a VPC network involves configuring subnets, routing tables, firewall rules, and other network components. It requires knowledge of network architecture, IP addressing, security, and connectivity.

Managing VPC Networks

Navigate to the Servers → Networks menu item to view all VPC networks.

Here, you can manage and customize the VPC networks you’ve created.

Create a VPC Network

To create a VPC network, navigate to the Servers → Networks menu item.

Once there, you can create a new VPC network by clicking “Create Network.”

Examples of VPC networks:

Once you have created the VPC network, you can view and customize it in the “Networks” list.

Removing VPC Networks

You can also quickly remove VPC networks that you have created. To do so, simply navigate to VPC Network → Settings and select “Remove Network” to remove the VPC network.

Connect a Network Interface to a VPC Network

To connect a network interface to an existing VPC network, navigate to Server → Your Server → Network and create a new network interface using the Create Network Interface button.

To connect your VPC network to a network interface, select your VPC network under Network.

For Debian- and Ubuntu-based servers, the new network interface is automatically added to and configured on your server. It will be available for use in the Customer Center shortly after creation.