Control Plane's wormhole technology enables your workloads to securely connect to endpoints within VPCs and other private networks. Deploying an agent EC2 instance within the VPC establishes a secure, persistent connection to the Control Plane network fabric. This agent is responsible for tunneling requests from your workloads to precisely intended hosts and ports within your VPC, and conveying the responses, accordingly. This technology offers seamless integration and optimal performance ensuring a transparent and efficient operation for your workloads.
Highlights
Secure workload connections to private endpoints within VPCs
Seamless operations through effective request and response tunneling
Traverse network boundaries securely and cost effectively
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This agent is free to license. You pay nothing for the software itself across every option listed. The dimensions are not pricing tiers. Instead, each entry maps to a specific AWS Graviton (ARM-based) EC2 instance type, billed hourly at $0.00. You choose the instance size that fits your workload, from small shared instances to bare-metal machines. The agent runs on an EC2 instance so your workloads can reach internal AWS resources. Your only cost is the underlying EC2 compute you select from AWS. Documentation suggests at least 2 vCPUs and 4 GiB of memory for running the agent.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the agent actually do once it runs on my EC2 instance?
The agent runs on an EC2 instance and connects to Control Plane servers. It lets your workloads reach your internal AWS resources securely. You deploy it through a launch template and Auto Scaling group. Once running, it processes requests and appears with a green heartbeat in the Control Plane console.
If the software is free, what will I actually pay for when running this agent?
The software license is billed at $0.00 per hour across every instance type. Your only cost is the underlying AWS EC2 compute you select, billed by AWS at standard rates. Storage for stopped instances and data transfer also come from AWS, not from this listing.
Which instance type should I pick, and does the choice change my software cost?
Each dimension maps to a Graviton ARM-based EC2 instance type, from small shared instances to bare-metal machines. The software stays $0.00 per hour regardless of which you choose. Documentation recommends at least 2 vCPUs and 4 GiB of memory for running the agent. Larger instances only raise your AWS compute cost.
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