[AusNOG] Transit over Megaport - who?
Matt Perkins
matt at spectrum.com.au
Tue Oct 15 17:26:26 EST 2013
Im happy to sell any of our services over Megaport. This includes tails
on almost everyone in the business. Of cause with the margin in there it
will be allways cheaper to go direct. But for the odd tail here and
there that is not worth a whole aggregation point it may be still viable.
Would have to check with most of the tail providers we sell to see if we
can resell them to other wholesalers. (Telstra springs to mind that it
may be prohibited by the CRA) But most seem ok on face value. .
I know we could build a circuit to any Firstpath connected buildings
over MP in very short order and First path are happy with us doing so.
Retail would not be a problem with any of of the tail's at our disposal
and there is more margin in that space. Even if Ausnog is perhaps not
the audience. Very happy with the idea of MP cant wait to sell services
on it.
Matt.
On 15/10/13 3:22 PM, Skeeve Stevens wrote:
> OK all,
>
> The time is arriving for DC-Virtual Cross-Connects to become a useful
> part of our ISP lives.
>
> Whether it is Megaport, or other fibre providers who choose to
> replicate the model, the Megaport one is what we've got at the moment,
> and we might as well start using it.
>
> I've been having a few discussions with people about buying
> connectivity (not just transit) over the Megaport VxC fabric, but I am
> not sure if anyone out there has productised the selling of products
> over the VxC fabric.
>
> I know people like Amazon AWS will now allow you to connect to them
> over Megaport with a Direct Connect... and that is great.
>
> What I am looking for are some transit providers who are on, or
> getting on Megaport, who will sell either Transit or Wholesale
> services over the fabric.
>
> I was at an event recently, when Jason Ashton said that he was willing
> to do BigAir wholesale interconnects over Megaport - and that is an
> awesome start. What I would love to see is people like AAPT, iSeek,
> M2 and others be able to sell more wholesale tails over this fabric.
>
> Transit should be an easy one. for $200 intrastate between any
> connected DC's, with capacity up to the connection of your pipe (10Gb
> or 100Gb), I see people selling transit as a no-brainer.
>
> If you are doing this and want to announce it here, awesome... or if
> you don't want to announce yet, but happy to let me know - I will keep
> it quiet until you are ready to announce it.
>
> Also... other IXs... Pipe, Australia IX, Equinix Peering - have you
> thought of connecting to Megaport for the VxC, so people can actually
> use the Megaport fabric to get onto your IX as well?
>
> ...Skeeve
>
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