Pureport

Pureport is a Network as a Service (NaaS) provider that delivers on-demand, private connectivity between enterprise sites, data centers, and public cloud platforms.

• On-demand private NaaS for hybrid and multi-cloud connectivity (networking)
• Layer 2 and Layer 3 virtual interconnects across multiple public cloud providers (networking)
• Support for site-to-cloud and cloud-to-cloud connections via virtual circuits and gateways (networking)
• Self-service console for provisioning, managing, and monitoring network connections (network operations)
• Connectivity options designed to bypass the public internet for performance and control (network security and performance)

More About Pureport

Pureport provides NaaS (networking) that allows enterprises to establish private connectivity between on-premises (on-prem) locations, colocation facilities, and public cloud environments. The platform is oriented toward hybrid and multi-cloud networking use cases, where organizations need predictable, controllable links to services such as Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) resources hosted by the major cloud providers.

The service exposes a console and APIs (network operations) that let technical teams provision and modify virtual circuits, typically in minutes, instead of deploying physical circuits or hardware-based network appliances. Connections span Layer 2 and Layer 3 topologies (networking), allowing architects to extend VLANs or implement routed IP domains according to their design preferences. This model allows enterprises to maintain control over addressing schemes, routing policies, and segmentation while using Pureport as the underlay transport.

Pureport connectivity is commonly positioned as an alternative to site-to-site VPNs over the public internet and to traditional telecom private lines, which can require longer procurement and deployment cycles. By using private connectivity paths to cloud on-ramps (networking), organizations can reduce exposure to internet-based congestion and gain more consistent throughput and latency characteristics. The service aligns with architectures that require dedicated bandwidth for data replication, backup, transactional workloads, or latency-sensitive applications running across multiple cloud regions or between data centers and cloud environments.

From a protocol perspective, Pureport supports standard IP routing and common enterprise networking constructs such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for dynamic route exchange (networking). This enables integration with existing enterprise routers, firewalls, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) platforms, with Pureport functioning as a transport layer within broader network architectures. The platform’s virtual gateways and circuits provide logical demarcation points that network teams can incorporate into their routing and security policies.

In marketplace and directory taxonomies, Pureport fits into categories such as NaaS, cloud connectivity, and hybrid/multi-cloud networking (networking). Its offerings are relevant to enterprises that want to avoid managing physical circuits for every cloud provider or location, and instead prefer a virtualized model for interconnection. The combination of private cloud on-ramps, site-to-cloud links, and cloud-to-cloud interconnects positions Pureport as an option for organizations building distributed application architectures that span multiple infrastructure environments while maintaining control over network topology and performance characteristics.