Private links to services outside the platform
What a private link is, why teams use one to reach a database or an internal system without crossing the public internet, and where Voroa stands today.
What this covers
A private link is a dedicated connection between the platform your application runs on and a network somewhere else, usually your own corporate network or a database held at another provider. Traffic between the two travels over that connection instead of the public internet. Organisations use one when a policy or a regulator says a particular system must never be exposed publicly, and when opening a firewall to a list of addresses is not considered good enough.
Private links are not available on Voroa today. A service that must reach a system outside Voroa does so over the public internet, so that system needs its own authentication and, where possible, an address allowlist.