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Private, redundant connectivity to cloud service providers
Private, redundant connectivity to cloud service providers
Private, redundant connectivity to cloud service providers
Bandwidth options
1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 Gbps
1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 Gbps
1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 Gbps
Self-service provisioning
Built-in resiliency
Built-in redundancy and automated failover help protect uptime and reduce operational risk
Built-in redundancy and automated failover help protect uptime and reduce operational risk
Built-in redundancy and automated failover help protect uptime and reduce operational risk
Requires eligible access and cloud service provider credentials/keys. Service availability varies by location. Pricing subject to change.
FAQs
Traditional models often require manual routing configuration, multi-team coordination and customer-managed redundancy. Cloud Interconnect automates Layer 3 routing and built-in resiliency to help reduce operational burden and speed deployment.
No. Cloud Interconnect is designed to remove the operational burden of manual Layer 3 routing for cloud connectivity. Lumen automates routing and failover behind the scenes.
Connectivity can be activated in minutes through Lumen Connect or APIs (availability and timing may vary by location and eligibility).
Traffic stays on private connectivity over the Lumen Connectivity Fabric, keeping it off the public internet.
Cloud Interconnect uses built-in redundancy and automated failover to improve availability and help deliver predictable performance for critical workloads.
Organizations connecting sites or data centers to AWS that want fast activation, simple operations, built-in resiliency and bandwidth scalability for data-intensive workloads.
Yes. Cloud Interconnect is available through Lumen Connect and APIs, supporting automated provisioning and lifecycle management.
Yes. The service supports high-bandwidth, private connectivity and elastic scaling (up to 100 Gbps where available), which can help meet the demands of data-intensive workloads.
You’ll need an eligible location and cloud service provider credentials/keys. Start in the cloud service provider portal and then proceed to Lumen Connect (or APIs) and follow the guided setup; your Lumen team can help confirm availability and configuration.
Not all products and services are available in all regions and countries; please contact a representative near you for details.
