EVPN-VXLAN Why is it so complicated?

[@atexnik]

The best video that clears up confusion with all these terminology and technology stack. Now I pretty much understand, that EVPN is just a successor of MPLS based L2VPN/L3VPN and that VXLAN can work on itself by just manual setup or multicast flood-and-learn. Thanks, much appreciated!

[@affreenmjha4113]

Great explanation !

[@davidsun9026]

Nice presentation. Clear, concise and we'll researched!

[@simonpamplin5714]

Another good one Joe

[@null_zero]

Thanks Simon 🙏

[@martinjones5965]

excellent presentation

[@georgeisaac2753]

Excellent Tutorial on EVPN VXLAN .. Great work Joe

[@null_zero]

Thanks, George 🙏

[@andyhughes1377]

Nice preso, like the quick fire approach. 👍

[@xxvishxx]

Excellent explanation. inspiring stuff.

[@richcruz8924]

Great content

[@nhntechroom]

Concept is always important tks for the video..did you try type5 evpn on ArubaCX lab image or Hardware

[@null_zero]

Thanks, I’ve been using hardware, 6300s, and I’ve observed RT-5s. Not done any in-depth work with traffic flows to prefixes only, rather than hosts, but that is coming.

[@BizKhan7]

brilliant

[@ricardoduarte9927]

Do you see EVPN+VXLAN as a good fit for campus access + aggregation vs a standard topology?

[@ruellerz]

East West is the focus with Spine leaf topology. I'd think more data center focused.

[@atexnik]

Not really. It is more DC oriented, where you have horizontal traffic going back and forth between numerous virtual machines.

[@ruellerz]

I should prob learn this for fun..I'm not exposed to these type of technologies yet but it could open some doors.

[@diogodds]

Nice video, but you got to slow down a bit .. you went a mile a minute

[@null_zero]

Thanks, tt was a quick-fire talk to discuss how the history of EVPN can inform how one learns the technology. The aim isn't to delve into the details but cover the discussion points at a high level. More in-depth tutorials are coming in the future.

[@cnoyes72]

Slowing the video down to .75 helps