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Allow RFC6598 Address Space
Allowing he is of CGNAT space (100.64.0.0/10) will allow the ability to integrate with current Service provider networks without the risk of clashing with “customer” address space with RFC1918.It will also allow easier integration with things like...0
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VPC Multicast Support
For service discovery, multicast is very helpful. It would be great if it were enabled over VPC.0
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Cross-region support for VPC
It would be extremely useful to be able to connect across regions via the VPC feature, even if the bandwidth usage were not free. This would replace a lot of VPN usage for me. -
IPv6 for VPC
It's surprising to see a lack of IPv6 support on VPC. Without it, addressing conflicts will occur. Frankly, I'm surprised that IPv4 was used at all for this service, since it is a new offering and only needs to work between Droplets. -
Across region communication over private IP
Currently you provide Public IP with every droplet even user didn't require it like user want to run server over only private IP like database server. Due to public IP over each droplet user need to perform extra effort to secure it. You can p...0
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Implement VLANs for private networking
The current private network implementation is very limited:1) IP addresses/subnets cannot be chosen by the user 2) Routed packets cannot traverse it, they are silently discarded Which means: Linking two different data centers via just a plain...0
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Hi!! Please, add a new function called Direct Connect, like AWS Direct Connect, please.
Hi!! Please, add a new function called Direct Connect, like AWS Direct Connect, please.0
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Support private communication between regions
This would make DO directly comparable to UpCloud and AWS in terms of high availability. There's also lot of attention now on the jurisdiction of data storage, which makes this even more important.0
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VPC support for managed databases
Databases do not currently integrate with VPC. This means that data between your databases and Droplets must travel over the public network. However, clusters are encrypted at rest with LUKS (Linux Unified Key Setup) and in transit with SSL. OD's... -
Bruce's test idea 05DEC2018
Do this thing0 Planned