Select a Public Cloud as Access Point
The following configurations are applicable to public cloud connection. You can connect to AWS, Tencent Cloud, Google Cloud and so on. More public cloud providers will be supported soon.
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The following configurations are applicable to public cloud connection. You can connect to AWS, Tencent Cloud, Google Cloud and so on. More public cloud providers will be supported soon.
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Select your cloud provider. Amazon Web Service, Tencent Cloud, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, and Azure Cloud connection are supported for now. More public cloud providers will be supported soon.
Select the cloud OnRamp closest to your infrastructures on the public cloud to guarantee high network performance.
Label your cloud connect for identification.
Enter your cloud account ID.
The system will assign a VLAN ID by default, but you can also choose your own between 2 to 3499. Data will be transmitted in the corresponding VLAN.
Note
If all locations are too far away, please contact Zenlayer support to create your new cloud connect.
If your public cloud provider is not supported for now on zenConsole, please contact Zenlayer support.
For Tencent Cloud, the VLAN ID ranges from 2 to 3000.
For some locations of Amazon Web Service, you need to submit a Cloud Service Request first to activate the cloud service here.
For Google Cloud connection, you need to provide your pairing key obtained from Google Cloud first. Zenlayer will find a closest location to match according to your pairing key. Please ensure the format is correct. See Validate Cloud Connection to know how to obtain a pairing key.
For locations of Alibaba Cloud, you need to submit a Cloud Service Request first to activate the cloud service here.
For Azure Cloud connection, you need to provide your service key obtained from Azure Cloud first. A service key (s-key) is a standard GUID to uniquely identify an ExpressRoute circuit. A circuit is uniquely identified by a standard GUID called as a service key (s-key). The service key is the only piece of information exchanged between Zenlayer, Microsoft Azure, and you. The s-key isn't a secret for security purposes. There's a 1:1 mapping between an ExpressRoute circuit and the s-key. Zenlayer will find a closest location to match according to your service key. Please ensure the format is correct. See Validate Cloud Connection to know how to obtain a service key.
For locations of Azure Cloud, you need to submit a Cloud Service Request first to activate the cloud service here.
Validate your cloud connect on the corresponding console of your public cloud provider.
