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You draw, NetSpaces calculates

No more file that nobody dares to edit.
The address plan is seen, split and read like a drawing.

Draw

Every block at its true size

The reference lines show what is taken, reserved and free. NetSpaces suggests a next aligned block and tells you why it refuses.

Hierarchy checked against the rules

Nesting follows the rules of the cloud providers.

The diagram in one click

The same plan as a tree, from the container to the subnet, to explain the architecture to a team or a client.

Multi-user editing

  • Real-time editing for several people, presence, locks
  • Members, roles, invitations
  • Version management, rollback

Assisted by the providers’ rules

  • Subnet roles (e.g. GatewaySubnet, AzureBastionSubnet...)
  • Recommended name and size
  • Block nesting follows the rules of each provider
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Google Cloud
  • AWS
Design assistant

From a blank page to a multi-region landing zone plan

Answer one question at a time, across several screens. NetSpaces proposes a complete plan that follows the provider’s rules, which you create and then adjust in the editor.

  • Microsoft Azure
  • Google Cloud
  • AWS
1

You answer

One question per screen: starting range, regions, architecture, connectivity, landing zones, resources.

2

NetSpaces proposes

A complete plan, every block aligned, with room to grow. Sizes come from the provider’s rules.

3

You adjust

“Create the plan” opens it in the editor: a plan like any other, to split, rename and share.

The nine screens
  • Provider
  • Address space
  • Regions
  • Architecture
  • Connectivity
  • Landing zones
  • Resources
  • Naming
  • Create
Address management

Down to the IP address of each server

In a subnet or an on-premises range, the Addresses view lists every IP: host name, MAC, VLAN, owner.

  • Provider-reserved addresses spotted automatically
  • Static addresses and DHCP ranges, with the free ones in between
  • A pasted list becomes addresses, each one checked
Comparison with what exists

The plan next to production

A scan of your Azure subscriptions or your Google Cloud projects, run from your browser with your own rights, shows the drift to accept, fix or import.

  • Every block classified: compliant, divergent, reserved, off plan
  • One click to import what the plan is missing, or to ignore it
  • The number of subscriptions or projects actually read, always shown