Quickstart
Learn how to create Private Networks in a VPC, and attach Scaleway resources to them.
View QuickstartNetwork Access Control List
Network Access Control Lists (NACLs) are now in Public Beta, allowing you to control routing between the Private Networks of your VPC. Currently, NACLs are configurable only via the VPC API and developer tools. This feature will be coming soon to the Scaleway console.
VPC
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) uses Private Networks to connect your Scaleway resources so they can communicate with each other securely, away from the public internet.
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Concepts
Core concepts that give you a better understanding of VPC.
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Check our guides to creating and configuring VPCs and Private Networks.
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Guide to the migration from zoned Private Networks to regionalized VPCs.
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Setting up a multi-node Rocket.Chat community using the Private Network featureRead more
Setting up a Proxmox cluster on Elastic Metal servers using the Private Networks featureRead more
Dealing with load overflow between a Proxmox cluster and virtual machines on an Elastic Metal Server over Scaleway Private NetworksRead more
VPC API
Manage VPC and Private Networks using the Scaleway API.
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VPC
Network ACL allows you to define fine-grained access control policies for your network resources. With Network ACL, you can better manage and restrict access between Private Networks. Available for API and DevTools for now. Learn more about Network ACL.
VPC
It is now possible to attach or detach a custom resource directly from the Private Network dashboard in the Scaleway console, whereas previously this functionality was only available when reserving an IP address in the IPAM dashboard.
VPC
VPC routing now supports custom routes, for users who want to redirect part of the private traffic to a remote subnet through a VPN for example.
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