Connecting Oracle and NTT

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to connect Oracle with NTT

Megaport makes it easy to seamlessly integrate cloud services in Oracle with your on-premises infrastructure co-located in NTT data centers.

Connect directly from NTT to Oracle

With access to 26 different Oracle on-ramps, serviceable in 12 distinct NTT data centers, Megaport can help you build your ideal hybrid cloud network. Forget high latency, long provisioning times, and security issues. Say hello to fast, easy cloud networking solutions.

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Benefits

Build your hybrid cloud network on your terms

Whether you want to connect just one NTT data center with cloud services in Oracle, or you want to network several facilities with a multicloud solution, you're only a few clicks away.

Flexible

Connect where and how you want, with 12 NTT facilities and 26 Oracle on-ramps to choose from.

Simple

Manage your network with easy-to-use software tools and APIs.

One platform. Every connection.

With 850+ enabled locations and 365+ service providers, spanning 25 countries, provision your hybrid cloud, cross-cloud, multicloud, and edge connections all in one place.

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How to connect Oracle and NTT

Bring NTT into your Hybrid Cloud environment.

Megaport is a software layer that provides an easy way to create and manage network connections. Through the Megaport network, you can deploy private point-to-point connectivity between any of the locations on Megaport's global network infrastructure.

The Megaport platform allows you to provision and manage connections between Oracle and NTT data centers in just a few clicks. Simply select your desired bandwidth, choose your locations, and establish secure, dedicated connections within minutes.

Complex Networks, Simplified.

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Oracle's Bring Your Own License (BYOL) program and strong integration with Oracle products make Oracle Cloud a easy and cost-effective solution for many businesses, particularly where it isn't practical to rearchitect applications to support cloud deployments.