Fully Managed Multi-Cloud
With Network Strategies Cloud Exchange, your organization receives a fully managed multi-cloud connectivity solution that optimizes all aspects of the Cloud for your clients, associates and stakeholders.
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Network Strategies Cloud Exchange
The Network Strategies Cloud Exchange provides organizations a single source solution to address the challenges of network connectivity to the Cloud. The fully managed solution addresses key network issues of the Cloud including:
Network Performance
Non-Oversubscribed & Low Latency
Cloud Connectivity
Primary, Secondary & Tertiary Options
Security
Bypasses the Public Internet
Transit Costs
Fixed Rates & Easy to Upgrade
End-User Experience
10x Faster* | Lightning-Fast**
Multi-Cloud Strategies
One Circuit, Multiple CSPs
Cloud Configuration
Layer I, II & III Connectivity Options
Data Migration
10G, 100G & SneakerNet Capable
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Multi-Cloud Management FAQs
What is multi-cloud management?
Multi-cloud management is the practice of overseeing workloads, connectivity, costs, and security across two or more cloud providers from a single point of control, instead of managing each cloud separately.
Why should cloud traffic bypass the public internet?
Private cloud connections avoid internet congestion, reduce latency, and remove exposure to threats like interception and DDoS attacks. The result is faster, more consistent, and more secure access to cloud applications.
What are primary, secondary, and tertiary cloud connections?
These are layered backup paths to the cloud. If the primary connection fails, traffic automatically shifts to the secondary, and then tertiary, keeping cloud applications available during outages.
Can one circuit connect to multiple cloud providers?
Yes. Through a cloud exchange, a single circuit can reach AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and other providers simultaneously, removing the need to buy separate dedicated lines for each one.
What is Layer 1, Layer 2, and Layer 3 cloud connectivity options?
Layer 1 is a raw physical/optical connection, Layer 2 is Ethernet/VLAN-based connectivity, and Layer 3 is routed IP connectivity. The right choice depends on how your network is designed.