Internet Exchange & Edge
How Route Servers at an IX Use RPKI to Filter Bad Routes
Route servers protect IX members by rejecting invalid and bogon announcements.
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Internet Exchange & Edge
Data Center to Cloud
Private connectivity from your data center to public cloud regions with predictable latency and lower egress cost.
Private connectivity from your data center to public cloud regions with predictable latency and lower egress cost.
Interconnection through Peer1ix internet exchange, micro-PoPs and edge data centers — bringing content and clouds closer to users.
Why choose Infivate Networks for Data Center 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
Private cloud on-ramps
Redundant connections
Lower egress costs
BGP-based failover
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 Data Center to Cloud
A specialist will get back to you within one business day.
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