> If it is just "let's expose every feature of linux kernel underneath and add some" I wouldn't be worried. This is a bad mental model to use for Linux. The le

> If it is just "let's expose every feature of linux kernel underneath and add some" I wouldn't be worried. This is a bad mental model to use for Linux. The level of maturity generally has a direct relationship to the size of the user base. Stuff like MPLS support and tons of VRFs is not nearly as polished as something like basic routing+nat. This extends beyond reliability to things like tooling for debugging. Some of the kernel networking features are nearly impossible to debug when they break without going into the kernel code and reading the source.