Hi Remi, AFAIK, the ACS VXLAN plugin only allows for the use of VXLAN instead of VLANs, it doesn't include any tunnelling capabilities.
At the moment, in order to create the functional equivalent of a Region-wide VPC you'll need to use OpenSDN (rebranded version of Tungsten Fabric) and create the necessary routing policies. With that said, even though the functionality is present in the TF integration for ACS currently only root admins can create routing policies (end-users can only create networks, FW rules, NAT, etc...), there's some work remaining on the integration to allow end users to use the more advanced features. Without an SDN end users are limited to creating IPSEC tunnels between VPCs. With operator intervention you could potentially set up routing between VPCs using private gateways. Cheers Alex -----Original Message----- From: Rémi Paeta <sio.pa...@gmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2024 1:43 PM To: users@cloudstack.apache.org Subject: Region-wide VPC Hello everyone, I'm investigating the possibility of using Cloudstack to create a public/private cloud offering. I have some questions following my search for information. Is it possible to create a region-wide VPC? And so, is it possible to have regional network tiers? I want to use the VXLAN plugin. I have the possibility of using a single underlay VLAN to carry all the VXLANs of the guest networks in each of the data centers (zone). Thank you all for your help.
