A single on‑prem data center needs a redundant 10 Gbps connection to a VPC with ≥99.9% SLA and lowest possible latency. What should you do?

The correct option provides the required redundancy, bandwidth, and SLA. Dedicated Interconnect offers 10 Gbps connections with a 99.9% SLA when configured redundantly across different edge availability domains within the same metro, ensuring high availability and low latency. A Cloud Router manages BGP sessions for dynamic routing. Partner Interconnect, while offering 10 Gbps, typically has a lower SLA (99.9% for redundant, 99.0% for single) and depends on a third-party provider, which might introduce additional latency or complexity. HA VPN gateways provide a 99.99% SLA but are limited to 1.25 Gbps per tunnel, making them unsuitable for a 10 Gbps requirement. Terminating both VPN tunnels on the same on-prem IP creates a single point of failure.