Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs)

A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) provides an isolated network environment for your virtual machines and other resources within a resource group. The VPC creates a private network space where your VMs can communicate securely with each other.

How VPCs work in evroc

When you create a resource group in evroc, a default VPC is automatically created for you. This VPC includes all the essential networking components needed to run VMs, including a subnet, external gateway, and default security group.

Each VPC provides:

  • Network isolation - Resources in different VPCs cannot communicate with each other
  • Private IP address space - Internal IP addresses for VM-to-VM communication
  • Gateway connectivity - Managed routing between your VPC and the public internet

Current limitations

Currently, each resource group can have exactly one VPC. This VPC is created automatically when the resource group is created and cannot be deleted separately from the resource group.

Support for custom VPC configuration is planned for future releases.

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