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Internet Exchange & Edge
Cloud to Cloud
Direct private paths between cloud providers for multi-cloud architectures without hair-pinning through your data center.
Direct private paths between cloud providers for multi-cloud architectures without hair-pinning through your data center.
Interconnection through Peer1ix internet exchange, micro-PoPs and edge data centers — bringing content and clouds closer to users.
Why choose Infivate Networks for Cloud to Cloud
- Single point of accountability from assessment through delivery and support.
- Documented, standards-based delivery with clear handover and reporting.
- Pan-India reach with responsive local teams and partners.
What's included
Multi-cloud routing
No on-premise hair-pinning
Encrypted transport
Flexible bandwidth
How we deliver
1
Assess
Site survey, traffic study and security review.
2
Design
HLD/LLD with redundancy, security and growth built in.
3
Deploy
Installation, configuration, testing and documentation.
4
Operate
Monitoring, optimisation and reporting under SLA.
Frequently asked questions
Use the enquiry form on this page or email [email protected]. Share your location, scope and timelines and a specialist will respond within one business day.
Any network with its own ASN — ISPs, content providers, CDNs, cloud and enterprise networks — can connect and exchange traffic with other members via route servers or bilateral sessions.
See the interactive IX map for operational and upcoming locations, with tentative go-live timelines for upcoming sites.
Enquire about Cloud to Cloud
A specialist will get back to you within one business day.
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