The European network behind Edora Cloud
ONE INFRASTRUCTURE
One network across Edora's locations and your own
Cloud Connect ties Edora’s cloud and datacentre infrastructure together through a shared optical backbone.
Relevant customer and partner environments can be connected directly to the same infrastructure.
That gives you a controlled transport path between the attached locations, and makes the network an integrated part of the solution rather than a separate connection between each individual environment.
USE CASES
Three functions Cloud Connect supports
Geographic redundancy
Connect workloads and data across several locations, so the overall solution can be designed with less dependency on any single site.
The actual redundancy achieved depends on the locations, connections and operational requirements you choose.
Backup and disaster recovery
Transport backups and replicated data between your environments and Edora Cloud over the closed network.
Backup frequency, data placement, recovery time and replication are set out in the specific architecture.
Connectivity to existing environments
Connect your own datacentre, an EU Cloud in a Box installation or a partner environment directly to Edora Cloud through a controlled network link.
TECHNICAL FOUNDATION
Built for stable transport between multiple locations
Edora dimensions, establishes, monitors and operates the network foundation as part of the overall solution.
Redundant optical capacity
Cloud Connect is built with redundant N×100G capacity on optical links. Capacity is dimensioned to the connected environments and can be expanded as the infrastructure grows.
Distributed routing
EVPN/BGP distributes routing across the network. No location depends on a single central routing point, and traffic can be rerouted automatically over the established redundancy in the event of a failure.
Internal traffic bypasses the public internet
Traffic between directly attached locations is transported through Cloud Connect. Internet access is handled separately and is not part of the transport path between the connected environments.