This document provides information about elastic fabrics networking and Megaport's elastic connectivity platform. It includes: 1. A definition of elastic computing as provisioning and de-provisioning resources autonomously to match demand, with Amazon Web Services given as an example. 2. An explanation of how neutral data centers, dark fiber, DWDM, and SDN can provide elastic fabrics networking. 3. Details of Megaport's elastic connectivity platform, which connects users to services through multiple data centers and service providers using metro networks and virtual cross connects. 4. Lists of data centers and service providers connected through Megaport in Australia, Singapore, and Hong Kong, as well as plans to expand

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Mr. Monorom, Regional Manager
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2. Elastic FabricsNetwork-as-a-Service

3. Evolution definition
elastic computing (EC)
Wikipedia
- The degree to which a system is able to adapt to
workload changes
- Provisioning and de-provisioning resources in an
autonomic manner
- At each point in time the available resources match
the current demand as closely as possible (Wikipedia)
Example: Amazon Web Service (AWS)

4. Neutral DC + DF/DWDM + SDN =
Elastic Fabrics
Legend
Neutral DC: Neutral Data Center
DF: Dark Fiber (Dark, Grey, Capacity)
DWDM: Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing
SDN: Software Defined Network
Inter-DC Connectivity

5. Eqx + Superloop + Megaport/Axon =
Current Elastic Fabrics
Legend
Superloop: Layer 1 Dark Fiber Provider
Megaport: SDN Elastic Provider (MPLS)
Axon: SDN Elastic Provider (VxLAN)
Who are DC in Cambodia?????
Who provide fiber in Cambodia?

6. Traditional connectivity model
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Vocus DC Equinix DC
Global Switch DC
Service Provider
Content Provider Content Provider
Enterprise
Enterprise
Service Provider
Content Provider
Service Provider
Enterprise
Service Provider
Enterprise
Enterprise
Service Provider
Content Provider
Service Provider
Content Provider
Enterprise
Enterprise
Service Provider

7. Traditional connectivity model
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§ Point to Point services connecting locations to locations;
§ Need to independently order cross connects each time;
§ Usually 12 months contract;
§ Lead times for services between 5 and 30 days;
§ Little flexibility in terms of access speeds;
§ No API integration/programmability.
End User Provider
Data Centre A Data Centre B

8. Introducing Megaport
The Elastic Connectivity Platform

9. Megaport connects users to services
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Vocus DC Equinix DC
Global Switch DC
Metro
Intercap VXC
VXC
Superloop
Superloop Superloop
Megaport/Axon Megaport/Axon
Megaport/Axon
Service Provider
Content Provider Content Provider
Enterprise
Enterprise
Service Provider
Content Provider
Service Provider
Enterprise
Service Provider
Enterprise
Enterprise
Service Provider
Content Provider
Service Provider
Content Provider
Enterprise
Enterprise
Service Provider

10. Megaport connects users to services
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Metro 1 Metro 2
Metro 3
Enterprise
Service Provider
Content Provider
Service Provider
Content Provider Content Provider
Enterprise
Service Provider
Enterprise
Service Provider

11. Progress So Far
The Elastic Connectivity Platform

12. Who is on Megaport?

13. Who is on Megaport?

14. Where is Megaport?
Melbourne
NextDC M1
Melbourne DC 530 Collins*
AAPT 376 Flinders*
Primus 55 King*
Vocus 55 Crockford*
Nextgen 22 Walsh*
Interactive Port Melbourne*
Brisbane
NextDC B1
Over The Wire 100 Wickham
AAPT 344 Queen St*
PIPE Networks 127 Creek*
PIPE Networks 148 Brunswick*
Fujitsu 7 Brandl*
Interactive 19 McKechnie*
Primus 127 Creek *
* Available in Q2 2014
Sydney
Equinix SY1
Equinix SY2
Equinix SY3
Global Switch 1
NEXTDC S1
Pacnet 133 Liverpool*
AAPT 55 Clarence*
Fujitsu North Ryde*
Vocus 59 Doody*
Singapore Hong Kong

15. Expansion
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Further expansion in Asia
Investigating partnerships in North America and Europe

16. Get connected!

17. Demonstration
Elastic Connectivity inAction