Datacenter

The spine your network runs on.

VXLAN EVPN spine-leaf fabrics on Juniper, Cisco and Arista: BGP underlay, EVPN overlay, multihoming, anycast gateways and VRF segmentation — designed, proven on the twin, built and handed over as code.

What's included

01

Underlay

eBGP or OSPF underlay with ECMP, unnumbered links where supported, BFD everywhere.

02

EVPN overlay

Route types, RTs and RDs planned; symmetric IRB; anycast gateway; ARP suppression.

03

Multihoming

EVPN-ESI (or MLAG/vPC where the platform prefers) with all-active forwarding and tested failover.

04

Segmentation

Tenant VRFs, VNIs and route leaking designed with the security team; firewall insertion at border leaves.

05

Interconnect

DCI with EVPN Type-5, VXLAN stitching or EVPN-VXLAN over the WAN; cloud on-ramps.

06

Management

Apstra, Nexus Dashboard or CloudVision as the intent layer, driven from the repository.

How an engagement runs

01

Design

Topology, addressing, overlay and segmentation; BOM.

02

Twin

Fabric built virtually; failure and reachability tests passed.

03

Build

Rack, cable, certify, deploy from code.

04

Migrate and operate

Workloads moved in waves; live health portal on from day one.

Questions we get asked

Juniper, Cisco or Arista?

All three are first-class for us. The choice usually follows your team's skills, existing support contracts and whether you want Apstra's multi-vendor intent layer, ACI's policy model or CloudVision's operational tooling.

How big a fabric?

From two spines and four leaves to multi-pod fabrics with super-spines. The design method is the same.

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