Why VPC?
Gain Flexibility in Controlling VPC Communication
You can define custom routes and VPC peering connections to control communication within a VPC and between VPCs.
-Define routes in custom route tables to determine the destination of traffic.
-Create a VPC peering connection using private IP addresses to route traffic between any two VPCs in the same region.
Enhance Security and Isolation
Run workloads in VPCs completely isolated by VXLAN.
Define subnets, IP address ranges, and DHCP to control access.
Choose the Right Bandwidth Type
-Dynamic BGP
Over 21 dynamic BGP sessions are established to multiple carriers. Dynamic BGP provides real-time failover based on the preset routing protocols, ensuring high network stability, and low latency.
-Static BGP
Static BGP ensures high-speed connectivity and cost-effective bandwidth.
Extend Your Data Center to the Cloud
Securely connect your on-premises data center to a VPC over VPN or Direct Connect to extend your on-premises environment to the cloud.
Define and Control Traffic Flows
-Security Group
Define security groups to strictly control access to instances by checking protocols (TCP, UDP, and ICMP) and ports.
-Network ACL
Define network ACLs to control traffic in and out of associated subnets.
Use Cases
Build Dedicated Networks
Leverage VPC to quickly build dedicated networks, deploy applications in subnets you define, and allow internet access through EIPs.
Advantages
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