Network Topology: seeing how your infrastructure connects
Quick answer
Go to Networking & Security → Topology. It draws how your VPS instances, firewalls, and networks actually connect, so you don't have to reconstruct that picture from separate lists. It only has something to show once you have at least one VPS or firewall.
Once you have more than a couple of servers, keeping the network layout in your head gets harder: which VPS sits behind which firewall, which ones share a local network, which ones are internet-facing directly. Topology is a single visual answer to that, built from what's already provisioned rather than something you draw yourself.
What you'll see
With nothing deployed yet, the page shows an empty state: "No virtual private servers or firewalls. Create a VPS or firewall to view the network topology." Once you have at least one of either, the diagram populates automatically.
Two extra tabs, shown conditionally: An Infrastructure tab and a Kubernetes tab appear next to the main topology view, but only once the relevant clusters already exist, they're not visible on an account with none.
Network Topology
No virtual private servers or firewalls. Create a VPS or firewall to view the network topology.