Convert all asciinema into live players - ensure there is a GIF for older casts, remove the dangling CSS/JS
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@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ date: "2021-08-13T15:33:14Z"
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title: VPP Linux CP - Part2
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aliases:
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- /s/articles/2021/08/13/vpp-2.html
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params:
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asciinema: true
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---
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@ -254,9 +256,10 @@ for me, and I can configure both sides entirely with `vppctl` commands!
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### Bonus screencast!
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Humor me as I [take the code out](https://asciinema.org/a/430411) for a 5 minute spin :-)
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Humor me as I take the code out for a six minute screencast [[asciinema](/assets/vpp/430411.cast),
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[gif](/assets/vpp/430411.gif)] :-)
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<script id="asciicast-430411" src="https://asciinema.org/a/430411.js" async></script>
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{{< asciinema src="/assets/vpp/430411.cast" >}}
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## Credits
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@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ date: "2021-08-25T08:55:14Z"
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title: VPP Linux CP - Part4
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aliases:
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- /s/articles/2021/08/25/vpp-4.html
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params:
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asciinema: true
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---
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@ -342,12 +344,13 @@ After this code is in, the operator will only have to create a _LIP_ for any phy
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can rely on the new Netlink Listener plugin and the use of `ip` in Linux for all the rest. This
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implementation starts approaching 'vanilla' Linux user experience!
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Here's [a screencast](https://asciinema.org/a/432243) showing me playing around a bit, demonstrating
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that synchronization works pretty well in both directions, a huge improvement from the
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[previous screencast](https://asciinema.org/a/430411) in my [second post]({{< ref "2021-08-13-vpp-2" >}}),
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which was only two weeks ago:
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Here's a new screencast [[asciinema](/assets/vpp/432243.cast), [gif](/assets/vpp/432243.gif)]
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showing me playing around a bit, demonstrating that synchronization works pretty well in both
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directions, a huge improvement from the [[previous asciinema](/assets/vpp/430411.cast),
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[gif](/assets/vpp/430411.gif)] in my [[second post]({{< ref "2021-08-13-vpp-2"
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>}})], which was only two weeks ago:
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<script id="asciicast-432243" src="https://asciinema.org/a/432243.js" async></script>
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{{< asciinema src="/assets/vpp/432243.cast" >}}
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### Further Work
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@ -3,9 +3,10 @@ date: "2021-09-02T12:19:14Z"
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title: VPP Linux CP - Part5
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aliases:
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- /s/articles/2021/09/02/vpp-5.html
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params:
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asciinema: true
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---
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{{< image width="200px" float="right" src="/assets/vpp/fdio-color.svg" alt="VPP" >}}
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# About this series
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@ -417,11 +418,13 @@ from the Linux host interfaces works for all 5 interface types (untagged, .1q ta
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and QinAD) and for both physical and virtual interfaces (like `TenGigabitEthernet3/0/0` and `BondEthernet0`),
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still works. Great.
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Here's [a screencast](https://asciinema.org/a/432943) showing me playing around a bit with that configuration
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shown above, demonstrating that RIB and FIB synchronisation works pretty well in both directions, making the
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combination of these two plugins sufficient to run a VPP router in the _Default Free Zone_, Whoohoo!
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Here's a screencast [[asciinema](/assets/vpp/432943.cast), [gif](/assets/vpp/432942.gif)] showing me
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playing around a bit with that configuration shown above, demonstrating that RIB and FIB
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synchronisation works pretty well in both directions, making the combination of these two plugins
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sufficient to run a VPP router in the _Default Free Zone_, Whoohoo!
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{{< asciinema src="/assets/vpp/432943.cast" >}}
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<script id="asciicast-432943" src="https://asciinema.org/a/432943.js" async></script>
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### Future work
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@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ date: "2024-01-27T10:01:14Z"
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title: VPP Python API
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aliases:
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- /s/articles/2024/01/27/vpp-papi.html
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params:
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asciinema: true
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---
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{{< image width="200px" float="right" src="/assets/vpp/fdio-color.svg" alt="VPP" >}}
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## Results
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After all of this deep-diving, all that's left is for me to demonstrate the API by means of this
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little asciinema [[screencast](/assets/vpp-papi/vpp_papi_clean.cast)] - I hope you enjoy it as much
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as I enjoyed creating it:
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little screencast [[asciinema](/assets/vpp-papi/vpp_papi_clean.cast),
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[gif](/assets/vpp-papi/vpp_papi_clean.gif)] - I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed creating it:
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{{< image src="/assets/vpp-papi/vpp_papi_clean.gif" alt="Asciinema" >}}
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{{< asciinema src="/assets/vpp-papi/vpp_papi_clean.cast" >}}
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Note to self:
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title: VPP with loopback-only OSPFv3 - Part 1
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aliases:
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- /s/articles/2024/04/07/vpp-ospf.html
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params:
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asciinema: true
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---
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{{< image width="200px" float="right" src="/assets/vpp-ospf/bird-logo.svg" alt="Bird" >}}
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@ -417,13 +419,14 @@ default via fe80::5054:ff:fef0:1121 dev e0 proto bird metric 32 pref medium
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## Results
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I thought I'd record a little [[asciinema](/assets/vpp-ospf/clean.cast)] that shows the end to end
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I thought I'd record a little [[asciinema](/assets/vpp-ospf/clean.cast),
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[gif](/assets/vpp-ospf/clean.gif)] that shows the end to end
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configuration, starting from an empty dataplane and bird configuration. I'll show _Solution 2_, that
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is, the solution that doesn't copy the _unnumbered_ interfaces in VPP to Linux.
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Ready? Here I go!
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{{< image src="/assets/vpp-ospf/clean.gif" alt="OSPF IPv4-less VPP" >}}
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{{< asciinema src="/assets/vpp-ospf/clean.cast" >}}
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### To unnumbered or Not To unnumbered
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title: 'Case Study: NAT64'
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aliases:
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- /s/articles/2024/05/25/nat64-1.html
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params:
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asciinema: true
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---
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# Introduction
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@ -398,9 +400,9 @@ down Bird2 alltogether will immediately drain the machine of all traffic, while
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immediately rerouted.
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If you're curious, here's a few minutes of me playing with failover, while watching YouTube videos
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concurrently.
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concurrently [[asciinema](/assets/nat64/nat64.cast), [gif](/assets/nat64/nat64.gif)]:
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{{< image src="/assets/nat64/nat64.gif" alt="Asciinema" >}}
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{{< asciinema src="/assets/nat64/nat64.cast" >}}
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### What's Next
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@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ date: "2024-06-22T09:17:54Z"
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title: VPP with loopback-only OSPFv3 - Part 2
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aliases:
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- /s/articles/2024/06/22/vpp-ospf-2.html
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params:
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asciinema: true
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---
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{{< image width="200px" float="right" src="/assets/vpp-ospf/bird-logo.svg" alt="Bird" >}}
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@ -608,10 +610,10 @@ Subtle, but super dope.
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The proof is in the pudding, they say. After all of this link draining, reconfiguring and undraining,
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I gain confidence that this stuff actually works as advertised! I thought it'd be a nice touch to
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demonstrate a link drain, between Frankfurt and Amsterdam. I recorded a little asciinema
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[[screencast](/assets/vpp-ospf/rollout.cast)], shown here:
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demonstrate a link drain, between Frankfurt and Amsterdam. I recorded a little screencast
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[[asciinema](/assets/vpp-ospf/rollout.cast), [gif](/assets/vpp-ospf/rollout.gif)], shown here:
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{{< image src="/assets/vpp-ospf/rollout.gif" alt="Asciinema" >}}
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{{< asciinema src="/assets/vpp-ospf/rollout.cast" >}}
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### Returning IPv4 (and IPv6!) addresses
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