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VKACI can have 3 types of topologies based on the setup.
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1. Baremetal: In this case the nodes are directly connected to the leaf(s)
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2. Esxi5 and Nutanix: In this case, the nodes run on a hypervisor which in turn is connected to the leaf(s). The below image displays the Nutanix case
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3. Hybrid: This is a combination of baremetal & Esxi5 and Nutanix where some nodes are directly connected to the leaf(s) and some are running on a hypervisor which is connected to the leaf(s)
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The VKACI has the support of secondary links as well. It can have SRIOV and MacVlan links. For better visualization, VKACI provides three different filtered views of the topology.
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1. Primary Links: These are the traditional links with which different topology nodes are connected to each other
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2. SRIOV Links: These are the secondary links between the different topology nodes. It is denoted by purple lines as shown in the figure.
The label of the links between a node and a leaf is denoted as node-interface:leaf-interface. So, in the above example, PF-ens1f2 is a node interface and eth1/41 is a leaf interface. Similarly, the label of the links between a node and a pod is denoted as pod-interface:node-interface. So, in the above example net1 is a pod interface and VF-ens1f2v2 is a node interface.
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3. MacVlan Links: These are the secondary links between the different topology nodes and are denoted by teal coloured links as shown in the figure.
The labels of the MacVlan links are displayed in the same way as are being displayed for SRIOV links.
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4. View All: This view provides the view of all the nodes and links for all namespaces or for a particular namespace. The below image shows an example of hybrid topology in the View All menu.
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