07/01/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 07/01/2024 12:42
We're pleased to announce the general availability of the Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud, directly connecting Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and Google Cloud in 11 commercial regions globally.
With the Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud, Oracle and Google have created an integrated cloud experience using OCI FastConnect and Google Cloud Interconnect. This multicloud interconnection allows you to run mission-critical enterprise workloads across your Google Cloud and OCI environments and access the best-in-class services of each cloud provider, using a dedicated, low-latency private connection.
The Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud is available in the following regions:
OCI region | Google Cloud region |
US East (Ashburn) | us-east4 (Ashburn) |
Canada Southeast (Montreal) | northamerica-northeast1 (Montreal) |
Germany Central (Frankfurt) | europe-west3 (Frankfurt) |
Spain Central (Madrid) | europe-southwest1 (Madrid) |
UK South (London) | europe-west2 (London) |
Australia East (Sydney) | australia-southeast1 (Sydney) |
Australia Southeast (Melbourne) | australia-southeast2 (Melbourne) |
India West (Mumbai) | asia-south1 (Mumbai) |
Japan East (Tokyo) | asia-northeast1 (Tokyo) |
Singapore | asia-southeast1 (Singapore) |
Brazil East (Sao Paulo) | southamerica-east1 (Sao Paulo) |
The Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud is a dedicated, private interconnection service combining OCI FastConnect partner connections and Google Cloud Partner Interconnects that helps multicloud customers innovate across two clouds and apply existing and familiar tools to support workloads. This interconnection offers the following benefits:
Oracle and Google's partnership enables customers to deploy multicloud architectures within interconnected regions where customers can innovate using the best of Google Cloud and OCI with seamless interoperability. Possible architectures include the following options.
Google Cloud Network Connectivity Center allows you to connect networks together by using the Google Cloud network as transit. With the Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud, you can now further extend connectivity from your on-premises networks into OCI by using your existing Google Cloud Interconnects or Cloud VPN connections. This architecture allows for full connectivity between resources in OCI, Google Cloud, and on-premises with Google Cloud's Network Connectivity Center as the hub.
Extend connectivity from Google Cloud to your OCI resources hosted in other regions where the Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud isn't yet available. Enable a remote on-ramp scenario with remote peering connections (RPCs) to route traffic over the OCI backbone to the nearest interconnect towards Google Cloud.
Add a service gateway to your architecture for easy access to Oracle services hosted in the Oracle Services Network, such as OCI Object Storage, Fusion Applications, Oracle Analytics, and many more.
The OCI Network Firewall is a next-generation managed firewall service. Insert the Network Firewall in your traffic path for advanced filtering, traffic inspection, and intrusion detection and prevention capabilities. Provision the Network Firewall in your hub virtual cloud network (VCN) to inspect all traffic between OCI and Google Cloud and any other on-premises or internet destinations. You can expand this architecture further to also inspect traffic within OCI between VCNs or between VCNs and Oracle services.
The Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud is available in 11 commercial regions globally with more regions to come. Contact your account team if you're interested in possible availability in additional regions.
For more detailed information about the Oracle Interconnect for Google Cloud, refer to the Oracle technical documentation. The documentation also includes step-by-step instructions on how to provision your new interconnect.
For more information about Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, refer to the FastConnect overview and FastConnect documentation. For more information about Google Cloud Interconnect, see the Cloud Interconnect Overview and Cloud Interconnect documentation.