Configure your Private Network

Last updated October 26, 2022

Objective

The OVHcloud vRack is a private network solution that enables our customers to route traffic between OVHcloud dedicated servers as well as other OVHcloud services, such as databases. The vRack also allows you to add Public Cloud instances to your private network to create an infrastructure of physical and virtual resources.

This guide explains how to connect a Public Cloud Instance, hosted in a datacenter, to a Public Cloud Database, hosted in another datacenter, like this:

Requirements

• Access to the OVHcloud Control Panel
• A Public Cloud project in your OVHcloud account.

Instructions

Step 1 - Creating a virtual network

The first step is to create the virtual network that will be used in your vRack.

To proceed, from the Public cloud tab, click on the Private Network menu, then click on the Add Private Network button.

You can define yourself a VLAN ID for your virtual network. Value must be between 2 and 4,000.

Define your own range or let dynamic address distribution if you want to use DHCP.

By default, the 10.0.0.0/16 CIDR address is defined. Different subnets can be added later.

Choose the regions where you want your virtual network to operate.

The subnets addresses are automatically ajusted, depending on the number of regions you choose.

Give a name to your virtual network.

Your vRack is ready!

Step 2 - Creating a Public Cloud Database connected to the private network

Follow this guide to create a new Public Cloud Database.

Step 3 - Configure your Public Cloud database instance to accept incoming connections

Follow the Configure your \ instance to accept incoming connections guide of your selected database type available here to configure your service after installation.

The database is now connected to the virtual network, we can use it from any component that is connected to the same vRack.

Step 4 - Adding a Public Cloud Instance to the vRack

Follow this guide to create a new Public Cloud Instance

Step 5 - Example of verification with a Public Cloud Databases for Redis

We assume that you have an already set SSH key on your project. For more details, read the Creating and connecting to your first Public Cloud instance page.

Connect to the instance via SSH:

ssh debian@141.95.107.2

Now install the Redis client by installing the Redis server package:

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install redis-server -y

Now connect to the Redis database using the URL retrieved from the OVHcloud Control Panel, with a command such as:

redis-cli --tls -u "rediss://my-redis-user@redis-2612345abc-abcd1234defg.database.cloud.ovh.net:20185"

Authenticate yourself with the AUTH command:

AUTH my-redis-user myRedisUserPassword

Test the overall operation with these sample commands:

redis-2612345abc-abcd1234defg.database.cloud.ovh.net:20185> ping
PONG
redis-2612345abc-abcd1234defg.database.cloud.ovh.net:20185> SET mykey.test test
OK
redis-2612345abc-abcd1234defg.database.cloud.ovh.net:20185> GET mykey.test
"test"

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