Knowledgebase –
How does Inter.link Automated Provisioning Work?
Knowledgebase Contents
- Central Hub
- Does Inter.link Provide an API?
- Automated Provisioning
- BGP Communities
- Cloud Connect
- DDoS Protection
- Inter.link DDoS Protection Templates - FlexEthernet
- FlexTunnel
- Flowspec
- Inter.link Insights
- IP Access
- IP Transit
- Office Fiber
- Peering Policy
- Ports
- Pricing
- Release Notes
- Routing Policies
- What Can I Do in the Inter.link Portal?
What does automated provisioning mean?
How quickly can Inter.link services be provisioned?
Provisioning times depend on the service and its requirements. Services that can be delivered through existing connectivity and software-defined infrastructure can be provisioned quickly. For example, FlexTunnel can be set up within minutes once the required network information has been verified.
Services requiring new physical infrastructure, third party connectivity or additional coordination may have longer delivery times.
Can I provision services through the Inter.link portal?
Yes. The inter.link portal allows customers to configure and order supported services directly. Customers can build a solution based on their requirements and once provisioned, view the service and its current status within the portal.
Can automated provisioning be integrated into my own workflows?
Yes, inter.link follows an API first approach, allowing supported platform functionality to be accessed programmatically as well as through the portal. This allows network and infrastructure teams to integrate inter.link services into their own operational and automation workflows. For more information, see Does Inter.link Provide an API?
What are the benefits of automated provisioning?
Automated service provisioning can reduce manual processes and make it easier to deploy and manage network connectivity. For customers, this can mean faster service activation, less operational coordination and greater control over how network services are deployed and managed.