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your argument seems to hinge on the perspective on "scale" i.e. enthusiast homelabs from today have sufficient capacity/performance to accomodate production sc
by hansel_der 5y ago
your argument seems to hinge on the perspective on "scale"
i.e. enthusiast homelabs from today have sufficient capacity/performance to accomodate production scenarios ("at scale") from 20y ago.
besides the need for appreciation of ones work, everybody, all the time, is cooking with water.
- kazen44 5y agowhat i actually meant to say was that multitenancy makes networking complex. (and nearly any network is multi-tenant once it reaches a certain scale). Also, depending on the services which run on the network, more complex technology like MPLS/VXLAN-EVPN is needed.