A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a private network interface that maximizes users' data privacy and security with truly isolated instances. VPC is completely isolated from the public space. Outsiders, therefore, cannot access the server and upload or download your data via a public network (e.g., SSH). Store your sensitive data in this isolated server will give you the greatest peace of mind.
To use Virtual Private Cloud, you need to use our CentOS 8 VPC template and manually modify the private network settings with your preferred IP through the console.
Virtual Private Cloud is available in all regions.
| Role | Permissions |
|---|---|
| Owner | Purchase Virtual Private Cloud Service, Set up Virtual Private Cloud |
| Member | Set up Virtual Private Cloud |
| Billing Member | Set up Virtual Private Cloud |
| Billing Admin | Not Available |
Set up new Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Log in to LayerPanel . Click Deploy button, and then select the CentOS template of CentOS 8 VPC.
After this new instance is deployed, go to the Services section. Click Private Networking and then click Purchase.
NOTE: Ignore this step if you have already purchased Private Networking.
Go to the Cloud Server Details section. Select the Enable Private Networking button and choose your desired private IP group.
Log in to your server and follow the tutorial below to configure your Virtual Private Cloud manually.
Rebuild existing Cloud Servers into Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Log in to LayerPanel . Go to the Services section and click Cloud Servers. Select the cloud server you want to configure as the Gateway VM.
Click Rebuild and select the CentOS 8 VPC template.
After this new instance is deployed, go to the Services section. Click Private Networking and purchase Private Networking.
NOTE: Ignore this step if you have already purchased Private Networking.
Go to the Cloud Server Details section. Select Enable Private Networking and choose your desired private IP group.
After installing the template, log in to your server and follow the tutorial below to configure your Virtual Private Cloud manually.