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Provide users with a portal view for their Galactic VPC networks #896

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@kevwilliams

Users with a VPC have no way to see it in the portal.

Understanding subnets, interfaces, or service topology currently means reading raw datumctl output as there is no visual home in the customer portal.

Desired outcome

  • A user can see their project's Galactic VPC networks, subnets, interfaces, and services in the portal
  • A user can create a network, delete one, and enable IPv6, without CLI access
  • A user can see how workloads, services, and networks connect through a topology view

Non-goals

  • Provider-side / staff-portal tooling for Galactic VPC
  • Billing or usage dashboards for networking (tracked separately)

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  1. self-assigned this
    on Sep 18, 2026
  2. kevwilliams commented on Sep 18, 2026

    @kevwilliams
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    We have deployed the initial pass at exposing networks, subnets, interfaces and services in the portal. These can be seen in staging now, will have followup sessions next and see what improvements need to be addressed and what we can quickly improve on.

  3. changed the title [-]Give consumers a self-service view of their Galactic VPC networks[/-] [+]Provide users with a self-service view of their Galactic VPC networks[/+] on Sep 21, 2026
  4. changed the title [-]Provide users with a self-service view of their Galactic VPC networks[/-] [+]Provide users with a portal view for their Galactic VPC networks[/+] on Sep 21, 2026
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