Private, Isolated Networking for Your Infrastructure
Build private networks with subnets, routers, floating IPs, VPNaaS, and security rules from one console.
Complete Network Isolation
Each VPC is a private address space. Instances inside are invisible to the internet until you explicitly expose them.
Subnets, routers, and floating IPs
Segment a network, attach a router, add ports, and expose only the instances that need a floating IP.
VPNaaS for site connectivity
Connect an office, a datacentre, or another private environment to your cloud network without exposing every service on the public internet.
Layer 4 Security Groups
Stateful firewall rules scoped per instance. Allow only the ports and protocols your application actually needs.
What You Get
Best For
Private networks, subnets, VPNaaS, and access rules to isolate environments without awkward workarounds.
Technical Specifications
How It Works
Create a VPC
Define your IP address range and the availability zone for the private network.
Add subnets
Segment your address space into subnets for each tier - web, application, database.
Attach instances
Connect compute instances and services to the appropriate subnet with private IPs.
Configure security and exposure
Set firewall rules, attach a router, and assign floating IPs only where public access is actually useful.
Common Use Cases
Multi-Tier Architecture
Separate web, application, and database tiers into isolated subnets with controlled inter-tier traffic policies.
Controlled public exposure
Expose only the entry points that need it and keep the rest on a private network.
Site-to-site interconnection
Connect a remote site or an existing network to your VPC so you can extend an existing system without exposing every service individually.
Compliance Isolation
Keep sensitive services in private subnets with no direct exposure and explicit network rules.
Need the Right Starting Point?
Tell us what you run today and we will suggest a realistic starting point, not an inflated setup.