Colocation facilities for Cross-Site Interconnect

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Cross-Site Interconnect connections are available from 12 locations.

For more information, see geography and regions.

This page lists all the locations where you can create Cross-Site Interconnect connections. To list locations, you can also use the Google Cloud console or the Google Cloud CLI.

Requirements and recommendations

Before you set up Cross-Site Interconnect, your on-premises network sites must physically meet Google's network in a supported colocation facility, also known as a connection location. This facility is where a vendor—the colocation facility provider—provisions a circuit between your network and a Google Edge point of presence (PoP).

To ensure that you can create cross-site networks between connections in given a pair of metros, you can describe a location by using the Google Cloud CLI. The command output includes a CrossSiteInterconnectInfos field, which lists the metros that the location can connect to. Cross-site networks support intercontinental connectivity where indicated by the CrossSiteInterconnectInfos field. However, you can't create cross-site networks between connections that are in the same metro.

For more information, see the Cross-Site Interconnect overview.

Locations table

Cross-Site Interconnect is available at colocation facilities in the following countries:

• APAC

  Australia, Japan

• North America

  United States

In the following table, locations are organized by metropolitan area, and then by edge availability domain (metro availability zone). The name of each location indicates its edge availability domain, such as the zone1 in iad-zone1-1.