Compute Nest allows you to change the private network access configurations for a fully managed service. After you create a service instance, you can add, modify, or delete network connections. This topic describes how to change the network configuration.
Network configuration change is supported only for fully managed services.
Usage
Compute Nest supports two private access modes: PrivateLink and VPC peering connection. You can choose a connection mode based on your needs.
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VPC peering connection
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This mode is available only in scenarios where the service creates a new VPC. You must define the parameters for this new VPC in the ROS template. When creating a service instance, users specify their existing VPC to establish a peering connection with the newly created service VPC.
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You can add, delete, or modify VPC peering connections after the service instance is deployed.
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PrivateLink
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This mode enables private network connectivity within the same zone. Traffic does not traverse the public internet, providing higher security and better network quality. For more information, see What is PrivateLink?.
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You can add, delete, or modify PrivateLink connections after the service instance is deployed.
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Billing
Compute Nest is a free platform service. However, you are charged for the cloud resources used during service deployment, such as data transfer for VPC peering connections, SLB instances, and ECS instances. For detailed pricing information, see Billing.
Modify a VPC peering connection
This section describes how service providers can enable and configure VPC peering connection changes, and then apply them to a service instance.
Create a fully managed service
This section shows only the settings for changing private network access configurations. For complete instructions on how to create a fully managed service, see Create a fully managed service.
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On the Create Service page, in the Service Deployment section, the ROS template must include resources for creating a new VPC.
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The Resources section must contain a resource of type ALIYUN::ECS::VPC. Example:
Resources: EcsVpc: Type: ALIYUN::ECS::VPC Properties: CidrBlock: Ref: VpcCidrBlock -
The Parameters section must contain a CIDR input parameter. The
AssociationPropertyof this parameter must beALIYUN::VPC::VPC::CIDRBLOCK. Example:Parameters: VpcCidrBlock: Type: String AssociationProperty: ALIYUN::VPC::VPC::CidrBlock AllowedValues: - 192.168.0.0/16 - 172.16.0.0/12 - 10.0.0.0/8 Description: en: The IP address range of the VPC in the CIDR block form. zh-cn: 专有网络的网段,可选值:192.168.0.0/16,172.16.0.0/12,10.0.0.0/8。 Default: 192.168.0.0/16 -
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In the Advanced Settings section, enable VPC Access and select VPC Peering as the connection mode.

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In the Service O&M section, enable Support service instance configuration change. In the Add Operation dialog box, configure the operation.
Parameter
Description
Select Template
Select the template for which you want to enable the configuration change.
Operation Name
Enter a name for the operation.
Operation Description
Enter a description for the operation.
Method
Set the method for the operation.
Network Change
Set the method for the network configuration change.

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Click OK, and then complete the steps to create and launch the service.
Create and modify a service instance
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Create a fully managed service instance.
For more information, see Create a fully managed service instance.
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Modify the service instance.
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On the details page of the service instance, click Modify Configuration in the upper-right corner. In the dialog box that appears, select Network Change and click Next to go to the Specify Parameters step.

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If no VPC peering connection is configured for the service instance, click Add Peering Connection, and then select or Create VPC.
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The CIDR block of the selected VPC cannot overlap with the CIDR blocks of existing connections or the service instance's VPC.
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You can add multiple peering connections, but their CIDR blocks cannot overlap.

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Click Next to preview the parameters. After confirming the parameters, click OK to start the configuration change.
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After the configuration change is complete, the service instance status changes to Deployed. Go to the Network Settings tab to view the new VPC peering connection.
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Modify a PrivateLink connection
This section describes how service providers can enable and configure PrivateLink changes, and then apply them to a service instance.
Create a fully managed service
This section shows only the settings for changing private network access configurations. For complete instructions on how to create a fully managed service, see Create a fully managed service.
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On the Create Service page, configure the service information.
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In the Advanced Configuration section, enable VPC Access, select PrivateLink as the connection mode, and then select an access resource.
NoteYou can select SLB or Endpoint Service as the access resource. This section uses SLB as an example. For more configuration information, see VPC private access configuration notes.

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In the Service O&M section, enable Support service instance configuration change. In the Add Operation dialog box, configure the operation.
Parameter
Description
Select Template
Select the template for which you want to enable the configuration change.
Operation Name
Enter a name for the operation.
Operation Description
Enter a description for the operation.
Method
Set the method for the operation.
Network Change
Set the method for the network configuration change. If you use a custom domain name, we recommend that you also select the Support custom domain name modification checkbox.

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Click OK, and then complete the steps to create and launch the service.

Create and modify a service instance
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Create a fully managed service instance.
For more information, see Create a fully managed service instance.
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Modify the service instance.
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On the details page of the service instance, click Modify Configuration in the upper-right corner. In the dialog box that appears, select Network Change and click Next to go to the Specify Parameters step.

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On the Specify Parameters page, this example shows how to add a zone and enable the custom domain name feature.

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Click Next to preview the parameters. After confirming the parameters, click OK to start the configuration change.

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After the configuration change is complete, the service instance status changes to Deployed. Go to the Network Settings tab to view the newly added zone.
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