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A VPC, or virtual private cloud, is a logically isolated private network that a user runs inside a public cloud.

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A VPC (virtual private cloud) is a logically isolated virtual network dedicated to one user inside a public cloud. Users define its IP address ranges, subnets, routing tables and firewall rules and place their cloud resources within it.

Major cloud services such as Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud offer VPCs, which are used to run servers and databases in an environment separated from outside networks.

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