Connect your VPCs — across accounts, regions, clouds — without subnet collisions, VPN overhead, or public exposure.
The problem: VPC-to-VPC connections are a mess
- Subnet collisions due to overlapping CIDRs
- Manual configuration hell with VPN tunnels, routing tables, and NAT gateways
- Limited scalability across accounts or regions
- Security exposure from requiring public IPs or public routing
- Hours (or days) of DevOps time spent debugging connectivity issues
The noBGP solution: effortless, secure, scalable connections
noBGP makes VPC-to-VPC networking instant, private, and programmable:
- No subnet coordination - Eliminate IP overlap issues without changing your existing VPC CIDRs
- No VPNs or NAT gateways - Fully private connectivity without exposing your infrastructure
- Multi-cloud, multi-region ready - Connect any VPCs, anywhere
- Infrastructure as code - Deploy with a few lines of code
- Security by design - No public IPs, no attack surface
Who it's for
- Cloud architects - tired of VPC peering limitations
- DevOps teams - managing fragile VPN setups
- Platform teams - scaling multi-account, multi-cloud environments
- CISOs and IT security teams - seeking better isolation and control
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What cloud providers does noBGP support?
noBGP works with all cloud providers including AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle, and on-premise environments.
Do I need to reconfigure my VPCs?
No. You can keep your existing CIDR blocks - even overlapping ones.
Does noBGP replace my VPN?
Yes, noBGP creates private, encrypted connections without the complexity of VPN tunnels.
How is this different from VPC Peering?
VPC Peering requires CIDR coordination and doesn't scale well. noBGP works even with overlapping IP ranges and simplifies operations. noBGP also works across accounts within a cloud provider or across multiple cloud providers.
