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Yandex Cloud Interconnect
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  2. Overview

Cloud Interconnect overview

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Yandex Cloud
Updated at April 10, 2025

Cloud Interconnect is designed to set up IP network connectivity between customer on-premise infrastructure resources and Yandex Cloud resources.

Example of setting up IP network connectivity as part of Cloud Interconnect:

In this example, the customer has the following resources:

  • On-prem infrastructure with deployed customer resources, such as dedicated servers.
  • Cloud infrastructure in Yandex Cloud with deployed cloud resources, such as VMs.

The task is to ensure the IP network connectivity between the customer on-premise infrastructure resources and Yandex Cloud resources.

Solving this task may require the following:

  • Setting up a trunk.
  • Creating a private connection within this trunk.
  • Configuring a point-to-point subnet and setting up BGP peering for the private connection. Cloud Interconnect will not work without BGP peering.
  • Cloud subnet prefix announcements from the Yandex Cloud virtual network over BGP.
  • Customer resource subnet prefix announcements from the customer infrastructure over BGP.

Once these steps are complete, your infrastructure resources and Yandex Cloud resources will feature the IP connectivity enabling them to exchange IP traffic between each other.

Tutorials

For tutorials on how to enable and manage Cloud Interconnect, follow this link.

Scopes of responsibilityScopes of responsibility

Yandex Cloud provides the Cloud Interconnect service in cooperation with other parties, each with its own area of responsibility:

  • Points of presence:
    • Provide customers with the services of setting up and switching cross connections (optical fiber pairs) between the customer (telecom operator) equipment and Yandex Cloud equipment.
    • Provide customers with the services of placing the customer equipment at the point of presence.
  • Telecom operators:
    • Provide customers with the services of setting up communication channels between the customer infrastructure and Yandex Cloud equipment at the points of presence.
    • Provide customers with IP services when connected to Cloud Interconnect.

Note

Services provided by the points of presence or telecom operators are not included in the cost of Cloud Interconnect.

Yandex Cloud does not provide any point of presence or telecom operator services to customers, including the following:

  • Setting up and switching cross connections at the points of presence.
  • Organizing communication channels at the points of presence.
  • Placement of equipment at the points of presence.

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