Networking¶

Networking is a core function in the In Binero cloud platform. It features a complete suite of virtual networking functions ranging from routing, security groups (firewall) and high speed internet access to VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) and load balancers.

The two main methods to connect to the internet is to either assign a directly attached IP to your instance or setup a router and connect a subnet to the router and your instance, then use a floating IP to your instance (which is the recommended approach).

The general design of networking in the platform is that instances use ports to connect to networks.

Networks in turn, have subnets that assigns IP addresses to ports used by instances.

Floating IP addresses are publicly routed IP addresses that can be mapped (1:1) to a port to either publish services on the internet or provide servers with access to the internet.

Please see the various subsections to this article in order to get a good understanding of the networking possibilities in the platform.

If you are looking to get started with networking, we recommend our getting started guide that will guide you through setting up a versatile solution using a single subnet behind a router.