Networking

DNS records are served from Qbic name servers all over the world. If one name server suffers an outage it will automatically failover to a redundant server. Because records are cached worldwide, DNS lookups are faster to return.

Simplify and automate the management of zones through the Qbic Cloud Manager or the API.

Using the Qbic API or Cloud Manager interface, you may manage your firewall rules and ensure that your Qbics are secure.

Create rules to only allow traffic from trusted sources to protect your network from malicious attacks. Use fine-grained control over who can access your resources to filter traffic at the network layer.

Stay protected as your network grows.  Apply the same ruleset to numerous instances with ease.

Whitelisting rules are completely within your control; create, change, or remove rules for inbound or outbound traffic as needed.

Using the Qbic API or Console, you may manage inbound and outbound traffic.

Filter traffic at the network layer by specifying IP ranges. Secure internal sites or pre-production apps and make sure only authorized addresses can access them.

Floating IPs enable you to minimize downtime in the circumstance of an outage. If your primary server faces downtime, you can easily redirect traffic to your secondary server through Floating IPs.

Allowing for failover, so you can switch between services effortlessly

Before doing any maintenance work, redirect traffic to your passive server. Switch traffic back to the server when maintenance is finished and proceed with maintenance on your second server.

Add new computing resources to which the balancer can automatically transfer the load.

Allocate the load to cloud resources in different regions to ensure availability.

With Let’s Encrypt and your own SSL certificates, you can keep an eye on the security of your traffic.

Load balancers ensure that the workload is shared predictably among instances and enable more effective use of system resources. So, users can configure to their preferred load splitting method.

Load balancer service can be configured to run HTTP, ping, and TCP health checks, ensuring traffic doesn’t go to unhealthy and unresponsive servers. If an unhealthy workload is detected, the load balancer removes it from scaling and redirects the traffic to healthy instances.

Easily create multiple VPCs through our developer-friendly dashboard, CLI, and API. We automatically create VPCs for your resources when you don’t want to customize network settings.

Qbic Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a logically isolated network for cloud resources. VPC gives you more control over how your resources communicate, with isolation reminiscent of what you might achieve running systems on-premises.

Configure your VPC to meet your precise requirements. Specify an IP address range to interconnect another network. Or configure Firewalls to control traffic in and out.