REMOTE EXCHANGE-AS-A-SERVICE (IXAAS).
CloudINX offers a unique solution for remote peering that simplifies the process while providing high-quality and reliable data delivery services. With just one access port, customers can connect to multiple peering sites located in strategic data centres around the world. Our platform enables customers to easily scale their bandwidth as needed and pay only for what they use. We offer convenient provisioning and payment options for both IXaaS INX services and virtual connections. Customers benefit from a single contract that covers both IXaaS connection and network exchange membership payments, enabling them to monitor their worldwide connectivity from one user-friendly interface and take control of their network.We reduce congestion and improve overall performance, and we contunue to enhance collaboration between all global ISPs, content providers, and other stakeholders by developing global exchanges and implementing high capacity, Colocation and virtualised data centre solutions, while peering with all of them.
Our ultimate goal is to create a shared exchange infrastructure that delivers all types of content, including streaming video, voice, and large data, to end users. By pooling their resources with CloudINX, ISPs can build a high-capacity network that enables faster and more reliable content delivery without any single ISP having to bear the full cost of the infrastructure.
CloudINX Data Centers provide a high-priority environment for connectivity, availability, security, and performance, offering the best value in the industry. These data centres are ideal for corporations looking to locate their backup or production servers away from their offices, with high-speed connections on CloudINX's Tier 1 fibre backbone. Our data centres feature flexible rack configurations, redundant power, fire detection/suppression, access control, temperature/humidity control, and local support. The standard rack configuration is 42U/47U cabinets with dedicated power and Ethernet port speeds of 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps, or 10 Gbps.
We continue at the forefront of cloud delivery, and committed to creating value for all stakeholders rather than simply competing for market share in an existing space. We continue to focus on global collaboration and innovation, working with cloud service providers, ISPs, network providers, security vendors, and data backhaul providers such as satellite and undersea optical providers to connect data centres and create new opportunities, expanding the market for cost-effective internet services for everyone.
WHAT IS A CLOUD EXCHANGE.
A cloud exchange, also referred to as a cloud interconnect, is a physical location where a variety of cloud service providers (CSPs) and enterprises can privately connect their cloud infrastructures. The idea behind a cloud exchange is to enhance network performance, reliability, and security by circumventing the public internet and minimizing latency, jitter, and packet loss. Essentially, a cloud exchange offers a dedicated and direct connection between different cloud providers or between a cloud provider and a customer's on-premises infrastructure.
This type of connectivity is particularly useful in situations where multiple CSPs are involved or where a customer has a hybrid infrastructure that spans both cloud and on-premises resources. By providing a central location where these disparate resources can connect, a cloud exchange enables more efficient and streamlined data transfer. Additionally, because the connection is private and direct, security is enhanced and the risk of cyber attacks is reduced.
Cloud exchanges are generally operated by third-party data center providers, telecom companies, or the cloud service providers themselves. These entities are responsible for ensuring the availability, scalability, and reliability of the exchange infrastructure, as well as managing the connections between CSPs and customers. Overall, a cloud exchange can be a powerful tool for organizations looking to optimize their cloud infrastructure and achieve better performance, reliability, and security..
WHAT IS REMOTE PEERING.
Remote peering is a networking technique that facilitates the exchange of traffic between two or more networks without requiring a physical presence in a common location or data center. Unlike traditional peering, which involves connecting routers directly to each other in a data center, remote peering leverages an intermediary service provider that offers a remote peering service.
By using remote peering, networks can enjoy several benefits. One of the most significant advantages is the ability to reduce the costs of establishing and maintaining physical infrastructure in multiple data centers. Additionally, remote peering enables more flexible and scalable interconnections between networks, improving their performance and resilience by increasing the number of available peering partners.
CloudINX is a leading provider of remote peering services, acting as a virtual interconnection point between the peering networks. This enables the networks to exchange traffic seamlessly as if they were directly connected, even if they are not physically present in the same data center. Remote peering can be accomplished using various methods, including MPLS VPNs, Internet Exchange Points (IXPs), and cloud-based interconnect platforms.
Remote peering is an innovative networking solution that provides a cost-effective and scalable way for networks to exchange traffic without needing to be physically present in the same data center. By leveraging an intermediary service provider like CloudINX, networks can enjoy the benefits of remote peering, such as enhanced performance, flexibility, and resilience.
