Port Requirements for PaaS on AWS

The platform requires a number of ports to be opened via the firewall for correct operation on AWS.

Global ports (must be opened for certain external addresses):

  • 22, 64000 (TCP) - for container migration between hardware hosts and for SSH access
  • 53 (UDP/TCP) - for access to the platform DNS (open for all)
  • 4789 (UDP) - for the vxlan overlay L2 network (open for all hosts’ external IP addresses of the Virtuozzo Application Management region)
  • 3306 (TCP) - for connection to the main Virtuozzo Application Management database from the trusted IP list
  • 3307 (TCP) - for connection to the database backup from the trusted IP list

Local ports (can be opened for your local IP addresses/networks only):

  • 11000-20000 (TCP/UDP) - for the endpoints feature support
  • 80 (TCP) - for the HTTP connection to the dashboard and environments
  • 443 (TCP) - for the HTTPS connection to the dashboard and environments
  • 500, 4500 (UDP) - for the L3 link between hosts in regions
  • 3022 (TCP) - for access via SSH
  • 4848 (TCP) - for the connection to the GlassFish, LiteSpeed, and WildFly admin panels
  • 4949 (TCP) - for the connection to the admin panels
  • 7979 (TCP) - for the export/import features support
  • 4901-4910 (TCP) - for the service ports, which can be proxied to the upstream instances, if needed. For example, these ports can be used by the application admin panel
  • 8443 (TCP) - for the alternative HTTPS connection
  • 8080 (TCP) - for the alternative HTTP connection
  • 8081 (TCP) - for the web installer

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