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Total control and customization

With InterLink - Self-Hosted, you have complete ownership and management of your low-latency dedicated link, allowing for tailored configuration and security measures.

Maximum security

A dedicated link ensures that your data is isolated from other customers, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or data breaches.

Leverage our network PoPs

Get the benefits of an extended network of Points of Presence (PoPs) to reach your infrastructure.

Use cases

Understand how InterLink Self-Hosted works

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Technical Specifications

  • service_level

    High Availability and SLA

    Ensure redundancy and high availability with 99,99% SLA

  • compatible_connect

    Integration with VPC ecosystem

    Fully integrated with VPC Routing, Private Networks and Network ACLs

  • bandwidth

    Dedicated physical connection

    1Gbps, 10Gbps or 100 Gbps

  • instance_security

    Routing policy filtering

    Decide which route prefixes to announce and to receive

  • operations_configure

    Custom InterLink bandwidths

    Split your dedicated connection bandwidth in several InterLink - Self-Hosted resources (from 50 Mbps to 25 Gbps), free of charge.

  • resilient

    BGP routing protocol

    Our Layer 3 solution is based on Border Gateway Protocol and enables flexible and complex architectures

Where to connect?

RegionPoint of Presence (PoP)
PARParis - TeleHouse TH2
PARParis - OpCore DC3
PARParis - OpCore DC5
PARMarseille - Interxion MRS2
AMSAmsterdam - Iron Mountain AMS1
AMSAmsterdam - Interxion AMS9
WAWWarsaw - Equinix WA1
WAWWarsaw - PLAY 3S Warsaw

Interested in InterLink Self-Hosted?

1. Contact our Sales team

Reach out to the Scaleway sales team to express your interest in the product and discuss your requirements.

2. Set up one or several dedicated connections

We will provide you with the necessary information and documents. You will then be able to contact the Point of Presence provider to set up your dedicated connections. This ensures that you have physical access to the Scaleway infrastructure. Our team will then configure your connections to finalize the setup.

3. Access the Console to manage your dedicated connections

Log in to the Scaleway Console to access and manage your new connections. You may create one or several InterLink - Self-Hosted resources and attach them to a VPC. From there, you can monitor, configure, and control your resources as needed.

Contact sales team

Frequently asked questions

What is Scaleway InterLink?

Scaleway InterLink is a solution to allow access to Scaleway cloud resources from an external infrastructure, either on-premise or in another Cloud Service Provider, using a dedicated physical network.

What is the difference between a VPC-Private Network, a Site-to-site VPN and a Scaleway InterLink?

VPC is a logically isolated private network within a Scaleway's infrastructure where you deploy resources, such as Instances, Databases or Kubernetes Kapsule.

VPN Site-to-Site allows secure (encrypted) communication between your on-premises network and your cloud-based VPC over the public internet.

Scaleway InterLink provides a private, and high-performance connection between your on-premises network and your Scaleway's data center, including your VPC. Your traffic doesn’t go through the public Internet.

Where can I find more information on Scaleway InterLink?

We suggest you get in contact with the Scaleway Sales team, they will be able to help you and give more information on our product. Contact sales team.

Does Scaleway InterLink support MPLS and L2 interconnections?

No, Scaleway InterLink only supports Layer 3 interconnections in BGP mode.

Which type of connection is available with Scaleway InterLink?

InterLink is available in two different versions: Hosted and Self-Hosted.
The first one, Hosted, means that you must choose a compatible partner to facilitate the physical connection between the external infrastructure and the Scaleway VPC. The physical connection may be shared between several clients, each allocated a specific amount of bandwidth for their InterLink.
The second option, Self-Hosted, means that the physical connection is dedicated to a single customer, who can allocate a chosen amount of bandwidth on their dedicated link.