Unfortunately vpc source NAT IP cannot be used by any vpc tiers for any
purposes (load balance or port FORWARDING, Static NAT).
You need to acquire a new public IP.
-Wei
On Monday, February 26, 2024, Jorge Luiz Correa
wrote:
> Returning to this topic with the 4.19 release, I can create a
Returning to this topic with the 4.19 release, I can create a domain VPC
and tiers in each project connected to this domain VPC. Each tier has its
ACL rules. This is ok to filter Egress traffic, for example. But, I
couldn't find a way to configure port forward in VPC (Ingress). Is there in
GUI?
Hello Jorge,
I have run some tests on the tiers created for projects, such as acquiring IP
addresses, deploying VMs and creating port forward and load balancer rules and
it all seems to be working as intended.
The only caveat is that, same as when creating the tier, some of these features
Hello Jorge,
I have run some tests on the tiers created for projects, such as acquiring IP
addresses, deploying VMs and creating port forward and load balancer rules and
it all seems to be working as intended.
The only caveat is that, same as when creating the tier, some of these features
Hi Gabriel! This is exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't find this
request in github when looking for something. Thank you for sharing.
No problem in creating through the API. So, I'll wait for the test results.
If you could share with us, I would appreciate. And thank you so much for
these
Hello Jorge,
A soon as release 4.19 is launched, the feature of Domain
VPCs(https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/7153) will be available, which
will allow users and operators to create tiers to VPCs for any account (or in
your case project) to which the VPC owner has access, regardless of
You can have a look at global setting max.project.public.ips
If project has been created, you can update the project resource
limitations.
-Wei
On Tuesday, 28 November 2023, Jorge Luiz Correa
wrote:
> We have a lot of research centers here. Each one is a domain in CloudStack
> with its
We have a lot of research centers here. Each one is a domain in CloudStack
with its administrators. I would like each domain to use as few public IPs
as possible and also use Projects to make management easier. For example,
it would be ok if each domain had one virtual router with one public IP
