Deploying A Global Network in Minutes With Megaport

By Eva Knutsson, Head of Operations

In a conversation with CTO Cameron Daniel of Megaport, Ethan Banks and Drew Conry-Murray discuss Megaport's global WAN architecture, PoPs, use cases, the Megaport Cloud Router, and more.

Packet Pushers Podcast – Heavy Networking Episode 770

In this episode of Packet Pushers’ Heavy Networking, our very own Cameron Daniel (CTO) joins Ethan Banks and Drew Conry-Murray to talk about how Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) is changing the way businesses architect and scale their networks.

The conversation covers:

• Global WAN architecture and how enterprises are designing flexible, scalable networks. Megaport’s global network and Points of Presence (PoPs)—where we’re located and how businesses are connecting.
• Megaport Cloud Router (MCR) and how it simplifies multi-cloud networking. Use cases for on-demand cloud connectivity, dedicated internet access, and inter-data center connectivity.
• Security, flexible service plans, and how Megaport’s marketplace helps businesses scale faster.

Listening is great, but seeing it in action is even better. Book a personalized demo with one of our experts and see how you can:

• Deploy private cloud connectivity in minutes—no long provisioning delays.
• Route traffic between clouds and data centers using Megaport Cloud Router (MCR).
• Eliminate complex networking configurations with on-demand automation.

Find out more

• Multicloud connectivity in telecommunications: Case Study: Multicloud Connectivity
  Explore how a telecommunications company utilised Megaport’s Software Defined Network (SDN) to offer customers high-performance cloud connectivity, enabling rapid provisioning and flexible multicloud access.
• Why connectivity matters: This whitepaper delves into choosing the right network connectivity, considering a multicloud approach, and understanding the importance of cloud onramps for today’s hybrid and multicloud enterprises.
• Introducing 100G MCRs: Learn about Megaport’s 100G Megaport Cloud Routers (MCRs) and how they facilitate high-capacity routing for multicloud and hybrid cloud networks.