Networks
Networks provide private environments for servers to communicate directly. Every server receives a private IP address that is not on the internet. Instead, dedicated network interfaces are used to provide private layer 3 (OSI model) links between Progressiverobot Cloud servers. Servers can still access the internet via their public IP address.
Private network properties:
Subnets divide the Network into multiple IP ranges that can be used for different purposes. An IP range (e.g. 192.168.0.0/24) consists of the subnet address (192.168.0.0) and a subnet mask (/24). The subnet mask is needed to identify the different components of the subnet address (network-host). Any Network you create in the Cloud Console automatically comes with a default subnet.
A route sends all packets for a given destination IP prefix to the address specified in its gateway.
A vSwitch can be used to connect a Network to a dedicated server (Progressiverobot Robot Account).
Pricing
We do not charge for our Cloud Networks.
Resources and attributes
The following resources and attributes are associated with this feature:
- Cloud Servers
- Dedicated Servers (Progressiverobot Robot account)
- Load Balancers
- Subnets
- Routes
- vSwitch
- Name
- Labels
Limits
- Up to 1 vSwitch per Network
- Up to 50 subnets per Network
- Up to 100 routes per Network
- Up to 100 server per Network
- Up to 3 networks per server
- Up to 5 alias IPs in addition to the private main IP per server
