Virtual Connectivity Hub.

Here’s a traditional, hardware-based deployment with two customer data centers. Complicated to look at, and even more complicated to manage.

When locked into a physical DC there’s no easy way to evolve or scale. But what if you could deploy your network infrastructure across a wide area of your choice?

Here’s a snapshot of Megaport-enabled locations in Ashburn, Virginia – just some of Megaport’s 1,100+ global enabled locations.

Let’s use this location to start building a virtual network step by step.

Provision a Port in the Megaport Portal in just 60 seconds. Then, just order a Cross Connect and you’re off.

As an example, let’s provision a Port in Ashburn.

Now, say you want to connect two cloud workloads directly to each other.

You can simply link them virtually using Megaport Cloud Router (MCR), a managed routing platform, by first connecting it to your site.

Provision MCR in the Portal instantly for a private connection between the Port and MCR across the Megaport network.

Now, connect to your first cloud provider via your MCR, which will act as the central routing point between your clouds.

Now, instantly link your cloud workloads to enable them to communicate directly with each other while dispersed across multiple locations – all private, no hairpinning, no delays.

Want to add more resilience to your setup?

Simply add a second Port and MCR path to provide a second option for automatic failover, keeping operations running if one path goes down.

Thinking bigger, we can build a Virtual Connectivity Hub that spans a wider area, like this US-wide map.

Thinking bigger still, we can build virtual hubs around the globe to expand into new regions – all connected over the Megaport Global WAN.

To scale, simply clone your hub and deploy it in a new region to expand your network in minutes.