Connection parameters for this scenario depend on the network configuration of the used virtual machine/cloud instance (VM) on the hosting application. Basically, you have up to four ways of configuring access to the physical network resources on the host:
Similar to the internal networking, but the host provides some convenience services like DHCP, which means that you do not have to configure the client's IP addresses statically. The host is also part of the network.
This network type is only used for client applications used in the VM, that is, no services are provided within the VM that need to be called externally.
With a bridged network configuration, your VM is integrated in the local network infrastructure and can provide services with its own IP address and network name
Installing PPM on such a VM image, you need to know the used network configuration of the image. In most cases, "Host Only" is sufficient and you can use the IP address or given name (FQDN) of the image during installation (see chapter Local installation for details). This information is provided by the host to the image.
The base URL of the load balancer contains this IP address or name. See chapter Public cloud for details on URL.