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Software-Defined Data Center Network Architecture using VXLAN-based BGP EVPN for Dynamic Workflows in a Supercomputing Environment (VXLAN-based BGP EVPN Fabric for HPC) v1

Abstract

This software repository automates the deployment of a multi-vendor VXLAN-based BGP EVPN architecture, leveraging Containerlab to instantiate a stretched CLOS topology. It integrates Linux, Nokia SR Linux, and Arista cEOS, using BGP for underlay, overlay, and topology extension. The software enables rapid prototyping and testing of advanced network configurations. Its key advantage lies in providing a dynamic, programmable environment for research and development of critical technologies supporting dynamic workflows within supercomputing environments, surpassing the limitations of static, vendor-locked alternatives by fostering interoperability and agility.

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Kumar, Ronal [Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), Berkeley, CA (United States)]. 2025-06-30. Software-Defined Data Center Network Architecture using VXLAN-based BGP EVPN for Dynamic Workflows in a Supercomputing Environment (VXLAN-based BGP EVPN Fabric for HPC) v1. https://doi.org/10.11578/dc.20250813.2

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