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> 5) If you want network redundancy you can create a 1G vSwitch (VLAN) on the 1G ports for internal use. Give each server a loopback IP, then use BGP to distrib
by bambambazooka 2y ago
> 5) If you want network redundancy you can create a 1G vSwitch (VLAN) on the 1G ports for internal use. Give each server a loopback IP, then use BGP to distribute routes (bird).
Are you willing to share example config for that part?
- adamcharnock 2y agoI don't have one I can share publicly, but if you send me an email I'll see what I can do :-) Email is in my profile. You'll need a bit of baseline networking knowledge.
- bc569a80a344f9c 2y agoShould note that if you don't have enough networking knowledge, this is an excellent way to build a gun to shoot yourself in the foot with. If you misconfigure BGP or don't take basic precautions such as sanity filters on in- and outbound routes, you can easily do something silly like overwrite each server's default route, taking down all your services. It's not rocket science, but it is complex, and building something complex you don't fully understand for production services can be a very bad idea.