Advanced connectivity. CenturyLink customers who already deploy resources in the TR1 location can now connect existing infrastructure to CenturyLink’s public cloud offering. Customers using nearby TR3, CenturyLink’s new Toronto data center opening later this year, will also be able to take advantage of this capability.

Self-service access to a robust set of cloud services. Users have Lots of options to build and manage enterprise cloud environments, including Hyperscale instances with 100% flash storage for Hadoop and NoSQL workloads.

The new Toronto CA3 facility boast the full CenturyLink Cloud product catalog, including:

Compute. Deploy servers with custom CPU and RAM dimensions.

Storage. Block storage for app data. Customers can opt for our premium storage option that auto-replicates data from our Toronto facility to our Vancouver location. This provides geo-redundancy and preserves data sovereignty for mission-critical workloads.

Networking. Create and manage complex network topologies all via self-service - load balancers, VPNs, and firewalls.

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