VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) Configuration
Learn how to configure and manage your Virtual Private Cloud networks.
➕ Create VPC
- Access the side menu Network > VPC.
- Click the "Create VPC" button.
- Define the VPC name and desired IP range (e.g., 192.168.0.0/24).
- After creation, the VPC will appear listed in the main table.
🔧 View / Edit VPC
To edit an existing VPC:
- Click the actions button (three dots) next to the desired VPC.
- Select "View / edit VPC".
- Select the virtual machines that should belong to the VPC.
- When saving:
- Selected machines automatically receive IPs from the defined range.
- They begin communicating with each other at Layer 2 through the private tunnel.
💡 The console displays the list of hostname, public IP, private IP assigned by DHCP, and online status of participating VMs.
♻️ What happens when saving a VPC?
- Private IP addresses are automatically assigned to VMs.
- Machines begin communicating with each other on an isolated private network.
- Configurations are applied immediately.
🗑️ Delete VPC
To delete a VPC:
- Click the actions button and select "Delete VPC".
- A modal will be displayed showing all VPC members.
- Confirm by clicking "Delete VPC".
⚠️ When deleting the VPC, all connected machines will be removed from the private network.
✅ Considerations
- A virtual machine can participate in only one VPC at a time.
- VPC network isolation is ideal for multi-tier environments, databases, backends, or internal clusters.
- Communication between machines within the VPC is secure, efficient, and does not travel through the public internet.