Which feature lets branch routers locally analyze and steer traffic to regional network functions to optimize cost and user experience?

Cloud onRamp for Colocation allows branch routers to direct traffic to regional network functions hosted in colocation facilities. This optimizes cost by centralizing services and improves user experience by reducing latency. It enables local analysis and steering, ensuring traffic takes the most efficient path to services like firewalls or load balancers. Cloud onRamp for IaaS focuses on connecting branches to public cloud infrastructure-as-a-service providers, not regional network functions in colocation. Cloud Services Platform is a broader term for a platform offering cloud services, not a specific feature for local traffic steering. VNF Service Chaining is a technique for ordering virtual network functions, but Cloud onRamp for Colocation is the specific feature that enables the branch to steer traffic to those functions in a colocation environment.