Carrier Peering enables you to access Google applications, such as Google Workspace, by using a service provider to obtain enterprise-grade network services that connect your infrastructure to Google.
When connecting to Google through a service provider, you can get connections with higher availability and lower latency, using one or more links. Work with your service provider to get the connection that you need.
When to use Carrier PeeringThe following example describes a common use case for Carrier Peering.
To access Google Workspace applications from an on-premises network, an organization might need a perimeter network to reach Google's network. The perimeter network enables organizations to expose an isolated subnetwork to the public internet instead of their entire network. Instead of setting up and maintaining a perimeter network, the organization can work with a service provider so that their traffic travels on a dedicated link from their systems to Google. With the dedicated link, the organization gets a higher availability and lower latency connection to Google's network.
Unless you need to access Google Workspace applications as described in the preceding use case,