Hi,
I'm discovering ovh public cloud these days and try to figure out how I can design the network.
As a basic test, I created 1 private subnet and try basic communication between an instance launched in the default public subnet and another launched in the private subnet.
When I tried to create a router that would be attached to both subnets, I get a :
```
$ openstack router create myrouter
ConflictException: 409: Client Error for url: https://network.compute.gra5.cloud.ovh.net/v2.0/routers, Quota exceeded for resources: ['router'].
```
I don't know where I can increase the quota...
Also, the horizon UI is supposed to have a "router" button but it seems not to be displayed.
Best,
Matthieu
PS : of course everything works if I add a second interface to the public instance and attach it to the private subnet.
Routing between subnets
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Wow, I just saw this thread : https://community.ovhcloud.com/community/fr/virtual-routers-on-public-cloud?id=community_question&sys_id=fa80f10c58da42d02d4c51cec5fc96dc
Routers are an "alpha" feature and I've to create them by hand ? Is it true ?
Hello,
Yes, routers are only in alpha stage for now and are enabled on GRA9 region.