IPv4-based Networking | Apiculus Technical Documentation

IPv4-based Networking

IPv4 addresses are the basic building blocks that allow devices to communicate with each other in the cloud. Internally, IPv4 addresses are treated as a monetizable service. However, the use of IPv4 addresses is implicit as part of other essential Services. IPv4 Addresses are used for connecting to any Instance created. It helps in accessing a VPC virtual router, Kubernetes clusters, and a VPC network.

📄️ About IPv4-based Networking

IPv4 Addresses form the backbone of networking operations on Apiculus. Internally, IPv4 Addresses are treated as a monetisable Service on Apiculus. However, the use of IPv4 Addresses is implicit as part of other essential Services.

📄️ Managing VPN Gateways and Site-to-Site VPN

Creating a VPN Gateway

📄️ Using Remote Access VPN with VPC

To use a VPN client to connect to your VPC, follow these steps:

📄️ Establishing Site-to-Site VPN Between Two VPCs

A Site-to-Site Virtual Private Network (VPN) provides a secure and encrypted connection between two Virtual Private Clouds (VPC), enabling seamless communication across geographically separated networks. This setup is commonly used to connect different environments (such as production and development) or extend on-premises infrastructure to the cloud.