TG Connect is a fully managed service that connects your AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure environments into a single secure network—no infrastructure expertise required, no public-Internet hops, and no exposure to the public Internet.
TG Connect delivers private, high-speed connectivity across cloud platforms—fully managed by the Server General team. We design, deploy, and operate a dedicated cross-cloud network fabric that links your cloud environments using secure private links and dynamic routing. Now, your workloads in AWS can seamlessly communicate with services in Azure and GCP using internal IP addresses, with low latency and no traffic ever touching the public Internet.
- Healthcare and Life Sciences
- Government and Public Sector
- Data-centric SaaS providers
Problem: Moving TB‑scale data over the Internet is slow and pricey.
Solution: 1 G / 10 G ports move data directly; add Transfer General for encryption‑at‑rest
Problem: Moving TB‑scale data over the Internet is slow and pricey.
Solution: 1 G / 10 G ports move data directly; add Transfer General for encryption‑at‑rest
Problem: Many teams stay single-cloud because the first cross-cloud link is a science project.
Solution: TG Connect spins up a managed Layer-3 backbone on day 1, so architects can place new workloads in whichever cloud fits best—zero DIY Direct Connect orders or VPN sprawl.
Problem: Micro‑services split across clouds hit VPN jitter & complex routing.
Solution: TG Connect flattens IP space so services talk like they’re local<10 ms
Problem: Users far from a single‑cloud region suffer high latency.
Solution: Deploy app shards in two clouds; TG Connect links them on a sub‑10 ms private mesh.
Problem: Sensitive data must stay in specific jurisdictions.
Solution: TG Connect’s private backbone keeps traffic in‑region and off the public Internet
Problem: Security and ops teams need to stream logs and IDS telemetry from multiple clouds into a single “security hub” without exposing that data to the Internet or racking up per-GB egress charges.
Solution: TG Connect’s private backbone delivers syslog, OpenTelemetry, and VPC-flow data straight to the SIEM VPC over a private point-to-point network - no public hops and lower egress cost.
A managed Layer‑3 backbone that privately links your AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure networks—delivered and operated by Server General.
Server General. You grant TG Connect a least‑privilege cross‑account role; we execute all infra code from our secure CI pipeline.
No. We use IAM roles, GCP service‑accounts, and Azure AAD apps—no long‑lived keys leave your environment.
99.9 % link availability. Credits applied if monthly SLA is missed.
Yes. Move from 100 Mb → 1 Gb → 10 Gb in <48 hours—no re‑provisioning.
The TG Connect Routing Core isolates each cloud inside its own VRF on the private backbone. We still need your CIDR inventory so we know which prefixes to import / export, but no renumbering is required. (TG Connect does not perform NAT; it relies on VRF separation.)
You manage your own VPCs/VNets and cloud gateways. TG Connect provisions the backbone links, routing core, monitoring, and incident response.
Dual‑cloud is standard; add a third cloud or region for a small fixed VC fee.
Backbone links are private Layer-3 circuits. If your framework (e.g., CJIS) requires encryption in transit, TG Connect routes traffic through your cloud-native VPN gateways (AWS VPN Gateway, GCP HA VPN, etc.) so keys stay in your account.
Cloud egress still applies but it is much lower. TG Connect’s private path avoids extra Internet data transfer charges.
Turn it on over the same backbone to encrypt multi‑TB data migrations or continuous replication.
After any P1 or P2 outage, TG Connect delivers a “Root-Cause Analysis (RCA) report within 5 business days. It includes timeline, root cause, corrective actions, and preventative measures.
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