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Multicloud

Build and deploy private, direct connections with all major cloud providers
 

Cloud providers want to monopolize your business. Go multicloud with Pomelo Tech.

If you’re a modern technology business, you probably rely too much on one of AWS, Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure. Pomelo Tech lets you diversify your communications, services and infrastructure across clouds, with our private fiber backbone serving as your modern multicloud service mesh.

HOW IT WORKS

Build reliable multicloud solutions

Select your sites

Pomelo Tech maintains cross connects at multiple internet hubs around the world. Select the site or multiple sites to suit you.

 

Select your cloud providers

Choose from our list of cloud providers including the Google Cloud Platform, Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure and IBM Softlayer.

 

Choose your bandwidth speed

You can choose within a range from 50Mbps to 1,000Mbps. Add new connections, adjust your connections or dial bandwidth up and down as needed.

PRODUCTS

Build multicloud connectivity with a suite of API-accessible tools

SIP Trunking

Connect your Cloud PBX directly to the purpose-built Pomelo Tech communications network for carrier-grade quality and super low-latency calling.

Wireless IoT Connectivity

Connect IoT SIM Cards to your cloud environment or on-premise infrastructure and keep your IoT devices safely off the public internet.

Programmable Video

Build a bespoke, integrated video experience with crystal-clear quality on our private, global multicloud network.

Storage

Get lower-cost, lower-latency cloud object storage with S3-compatible APIs for easy migration.

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Everything you need to build and integrate multi-cloud solutions with Pomelo Tech.

  • Easy-to-use self-service portal
  • An intuitive API
  • Quickstart guide
  • API reference docs

Pomelo Tech & AWS Virtual Cross Connect

Learn about connecting your AWS-centric infrastructure directly to the Pomelo Tech network using Virtual Cross Connects.

 

When AWS Goes Down, Pomelo Tech has Plans B and C Ready

Cloud provider outages can take down huge swathes of the internet. Learn why Pomelo Tech is unaffected.

 

Choose Pomelo Tech for a unified, multi-cloud solution.

  • Call quality guaranteed
    Our unique carrier infrastructure means more reliable voice quality and lower latency.
  • Multi-cloud architecture
    Our direct connections with all major cloud providers means unrivaled reliability.
  • Global reach
    We maintain cross connects at hubs all over the world so you can extend your global footprint.
  • Unparalleled 24/7 support
    Our team of in-house engineers are available around the clock.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Multicloud

Most frequent questions and answers

Multicloud is a business’ use of more than one cloud provider to meet computing, storage and connectivity needs. Building modern technology services with a multicloud strategy can help increase availability, eliminate downtime, save costs, and boost performance of cloud-connected apps and services. Companies implement multicloud strategies by distributing their applications, services and infrastructure across multiple cloud providers instead of building on just one cloud provider.

 

The difference between multicloud and hybrid cloud is in the use of private cloud infrastructure. Multicloud strategies use more than one public cloud provider, such as Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud or Microsoft Azure. Hybrid cloud strategies include private cloud infrastructure, such as a company’s own on-premise servers or owned data centers. Strategies that employ both hybrid cloud elements (i.e. private cloud infrastructure) and multicloud elements (i.e. using more than one public cloud provider) are sometimes known as hybrid multicloud strategies.

 

The key elements of a hybrid multicloud strategy include diversity, redundancy, and configurability. Diversifying infrastructure across multiple public and private clouds provides redundancy and means that your services are less affected by issues or downtime associated with any given cloud. Connecting your cloud instances together via an API-enabled service mesh provides configurability and allows you to optimize your hybrid multicloud strategy for high performance or low cost.

 

Multicloud is safe in that building services, applications and infrastructure on public cloud providers is generally safe. Public cloud providers are incentivized to provide high availability and strong security for their clients. Multicloud strategy can bolster safety and security by diversifying critical infrastructure across more than one cloud provider, limiting your exposure to security issues or downtime from any one cloud provider. Multicloud strategy can be implemented even more safely by linking your cloud environments together with a private fiber backbone.

 

You can get started building a multicloud strategy by depoying applications, services or infrastructure on more than one public cloud provider, then connecting your cloud environments together over a global private fiber backbone. Virtual Cross Connects are an easy way to link multiple geographically- and cloud-diverse endpoints directly to the Pomelo Tech Network, providing an API-enabled service mesh for your cloud environments.

 

Multicloud storage is a multicloud strategy employed by enterprises to store objects and data on more than one cloud provider. Hybrid multicloud storage uses a combination of public and private clouds to store objects and data. One important consideration when building a multicloud storage strategy is cross-compatibility. For example, an enterprise that stores objects and data using Amazon S3 should ensure that any other cloud storage provider added to their multicloud storage strategy has S3-compatible APIs so that applications, services and infrastructure can be easily migrated or cloned to the new cloud provider without rewriting large sections of those applications.

 
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