Virtual Private Cloud Sample Clauses

The Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) clause defines the terms and conditions under which a customer is provided with a logically isolated section of a cloud provider's network. This clause typically outlines how the customer can configure network settings, such as IP address ranges, subnets, and security controls, within their VPC environment. By establishing these parameters, the clause ensures that the customer's data and resources are securely separated from those of other users, addressing concerns about privacy, security, and network management in shared cloud infrastructures.
Virtual Private Cloud. For Customers purchasing a Virtual Private Cloud service (“Virtual Private Cloud”), INAP will design, install, configure, monitor, troubleshoot and maintain a scalable multi-tenant compute, storage, networking and software to enable the customer to install and manage virtual machines and applications on supported operating systems provided by INAP engineers. Customers may choose to provide their own operating system image and will be responsible for maintaining compliance with the software vendor directly. INAP will provide the Customers' designated users with self-service access to vCloud Director, or INAP will manage the Virtual Private Cloud on behalf of the Customer, as further specified in the relevant Ordering Document.
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Virtual Private Cloud. All of Flipsnack’s servers are within our virtual private cloud (VPC) with network access control lists (ACLs) that prevent unauthorized requests from getting to our internal network.
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