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Google Cloud Interconnect

Google Cloud Interconnect is a service that enables direct, private connections between on-premises networks and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), bypassing the public internet for improved performance, security, and reliability. It provides dedicated or partner-based connectivity options, such as Dedicated Interconnect for high-bandwidth links and Partner Interconnect for lower bandwidth needs via service providers. This service is essential for hybrid cloud architectures, data migration, and latency-sensitive applications.

Also known as: GCP Interconnect, Google Interconnect, Cloud Interconnect, GCI, Interconnect
🧊Why learn Google Cloud Interconnect?

Developers should use Google Cloud Interconnect when building hybrid cloud solutions that require secure, low-latency connections between on-premises infrastructure and GCP, such as for data-intensive workloads, real-time analytics, or compliance with data residency requirements. It is particularly valuable for scenarios like database replication, disaster recovery setups, and enterprise applications where network performance and security are critical, as it reduces exposure to internet-based threats and variability.

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