Vultr delivers enterprise-grade cloud network solutions with global reach and unmatched price-to-performance.
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For Vultr Cloud Compute instances, Vultr DDoS Mitigation monitors network traffic and automatically routes malicious activity to the Vultr attack mitigation farm when DDoS activity is detected, typically within 60 seconds. This protection occurs inside the Vultr network, ensuring no increased latency.
Vultr VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) delivers secure and isolated private networks between instances in a Vultr cloud data center region. To connect a Vultr VPC privately to other Vultr cloud data center regions or on-premesis networks, VPN gateways can be created with tools like Wireguard, available on Vultr Marketplace as a one-click deployable application. Vultr does not charge for bandwidth used between attachments in a Vultr VPC.
Vultr Load Balancers distribute incoming traffic across multiple servers in a Vultr data center region, ensuring high availability and reliability. They simplify traffic management by automating the distribution process. Traffic can be distributed evenly across servers in sequence or directed to the server with the fewest active connections. Vultr Load Balancer supports automatic SSL certificate provision and management.
Automatically process server requests close to your customers at the nearest Vultr server with Vultr Global Load Balancers and Vultr CDN in Vultr’s 32 cloud data center regions.
If you have your own IP space, we can provide BGP sessions.
Yes, we can provide a full table (for both IPv4 and IPv6).
Our public ASN is 20473. Note that your instance will connect to a private ASN instead.
Yes, you would just have instances in multiple locations running BGP.
There is no additional cost for running BGP with us.
Please see our documentation.
Any instance that you want to use your IP space would need to be running BGP. We cannot assign your IPs to an instance instead of ours.
Traditional networking is based on physical hardware and fixed configurations, whereas cloud networking uses virtualized infrastructure, allowing for dynamic provisioning, better scalability, and simplified management.
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Yes. Leading cloud networking providers offer enterprise-grade security features including:
Absolutely. Cloud networking is often used to integrate hybrid or multi-cloud strategies by securely connecting on-premises data centers with multiple cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud).
Cloud networking platforms provide tools for:
Vultr enables BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) sessions to allow customers to announce their own IP prefixes, control routing policies, and ensure redundancy across multiple regions – ideal for enterprises needing high availability and custom traffic engineering.
Vultr Direct Connect offers dedicated, low-latency links between customer infrastructure and Vultr data centers, bypassing the public internet to improve throughput, reduce jitter, and enhance data privacy for latency-sensitive applications.
With features like VPCs (virtual private clouds), custom routing, and granular firewall rules, Vultr supports microsegmentation and zero trust principles – enforcing least-privilege access and isolating workloads across logical network boundaries for heightened security.
Vultr Load Balancers support geographic traffic distribution, health checks, and automatic failover, allowing applications to remain resilient and performant even during regional outages or traffic surges.
If you have your own IP space, we can provide BGP sessions.
