Direct Peering with Microsoft & AWS

Low‑latency, secure connectivity to leading clouds for mission‑critical workloads.

The Challenge. Suffering Customer Experience

Public internet paths introduce variability, latency, and risk for cloud applications. Customer experience suffers when critical apps are jittery or slow.

Direct peering provides predictable performance, security, and control by connecting your network into Microsoft and AWS without traversing the open internet.

Our Expertise. Cloud Connectivity & Performance

We maintain direct peering with Microsoft (including Azure and Maps) and AWS, enabling optimised routes and consistent performance for cloud workloads. This is ideal for real‑time apps, data replication, and latency‑sensitive services.

Peering integrates with our private connectivity and security services for an end‑to‑end, controlled architecture.

  • Lower Latency: faster application response and improved user experience.
  • Predictable Performance: dedicated routes avoid internet congestion.
  • Security: reduced exposure and policy‑driven access to cloud resources.
  • Optimised Costs: efficient data paths and fewer performance workarounds.
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How We Deliver. On-ramp Cloud

At FirstNet, our architects design cloud on-ramps that align with your security model and growth plans.

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Assessment

Baseline current latency and traffic patterns.

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Design

Right-size ports, redundancy, and traffic segregation.

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Implementation

Configure routing, security policies, and monitoring.

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Optimisation

Ongoing review of utilisation and performance KPIs.

We've Got You Covered In The Cloud. Choose Us As Your Long Term Partner.

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Insurance

Improved app response by over half using direct cloud peering.

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eCommerce

Stabilised checkout performance during seasonal peaks.

Why Choose FirstNet. Connectivity Assessment

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FirstNet ensures connectivity assessment to quantify latency gains and design to peering plans.

FAQs

How is peering different from VPN?

Peering provides a dedicated network path that bypasses the public internet, delivering lower latency and more consistent performance.

Do we need changes in our cloud?

We help configure networking and security on both ends to realise the benefits safely.

Is it scalable?

Yes. Port speeds and capacity can be increased as traffic grows.

Book a Connectivity Assessment tailored to your sites and users.

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