Re:IPvlan overlay-free Kubernetes Networking in AWS
by SEJeff on Monday December 04, 2017 @10:27PM
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Sure, that is why you can also implement something like one AS per rack with each rack as its own AS peering with other racks through a set of distribution switches, which then aggregate your routes up to a single range that is broadcast out. You could have each host in the rack advertise 1 prefix maybe 2 and you should be good to go even with some absolutely garbage TOR switches.
I read your comment as, "Don't use technology that you can misconfigure, because you can misconfigure it!". Well yeah, the same can be said with anything networking related.
I read your comment as, "Don't use technology that you can misconfigure, because you can misconfigure it!". Well yeah, the same can be said with anything networking related.