February 2018 Summaries

Vultr has introduced support for multiple private networks, allowing users to create distinct zones of isolation within the same geographic region, enhancing application security without the need for complex firewall configurations. This new feature enables users to segment compute instances in the same datacenter into different private network groups, providing an additional layer of isolation. Users can easily manage these networks through the Vultr control panel or API, with the ability to create, list, label, and attach networks to specific instances across 15 global cloud locations. Furthermore, private network traffic is unmetered, eliminating concerns about bandwidth limitations. For further information, users are encouraged to consult the documentation on Vultr's portal or reach out through their website or Twitter.