Just as in the current situation, we will not be doing peering ourselves but we leave that to the company that sponsors our hosting. They are well connected to local and international peers and it is so much easier to not have to arrange that. They will advertise our subnet and statically route the traffic to us.
Rob
On 8/3/21 6:01 PM, Colin Bodor via 44Net wrote:
Next to AMS-IX, or are you actually peering on AMS-IX? A valid consideration for future POP locations should be internet exchange connectivity. A 100gig connection could be great (if used) but if you want lower latency an IX will be much better than some large transit provider, especially if you are connecting to a geographically local POP. The whole POP proposal reads likes a CDN build but without mentioning the criticality of being peered on exchange points. IXs serve many purposes but one of them is keeping local traffic local, and thus latency "low". I only ask to bring it up as part of the discussion and so I know at least someone else who is dealing with 44net prefixes and an IX 😉 -C