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Firewall Policies

// default inbound deny · allow rules · attach to vms & databases

Workspace-scoped network access rules. Create a policy, add the ports you actually need, then attach it to a VM or database. Everything else stays closed.

live in Lagos, Nigeria
inbound
deny by default
attach to
vms · databases
price
included
what you get

The good parts of firewall policies,
without the gotchas.

Sensible defaults so you can ship today, with the knobs you need when you grow up.

  • Default inbound denytraffic is blocked until a rule allows it
  • Allow rules by protocolport, and source CIDR (TCP, UDP, or all)
  • Attach one policy to many resourcesor stack several on one VM
  • New policies start with SSH(22) and HTTP (8080) so you do not lock yourself out
  • Workspace-scopedreuse the same policy across VMs and databases
  • Detach to stop enforcement; anattached policy with no rules still blocks inbound
questions

People in Nigeria usually ask

How do I firewall a VPS in Nigeria on RumptyCloud?

Create a firewall policy, add the ports you want open, and attach it to the VM or database. Everything else inbound is denied.

Does a new policy lock me out of SSH?

New policies include allow rules for SSH (port 22) and HTTP (8080). Keep port 22 if you still need rumpty ssh.

Is firewall extra in naira?

No. Firewall policies are included with the workspace. You pay for the VM or database, not for the policy.

Start with firewall policies.

Create an account and deploy when you’re ready.

Create a policy