GENEVE support

taliesins

taliesins

At the moment we don't support GENEVE but do support VXLAN. With the move to SDN it would probably be a popular use case to enable: Transport security, service chaining, in-band telemetry.

For my specific use case I would love to be able to use PfSense as a Gateway Load Balancer in AWS. AWS only supports GENEVE protocol.

If there was someone willing to contribute this I could setup a bounty to implement it.
 
There are very few developers here on the boards. I suggest you state your case on the mailing lists; freebsd-net@ is probably a good place to start.
 
taliesins said:
At the moment we don't support GENEVE but do support VXLAN. With the move to SDN it would probably be a popular use case to enable: Transport security, service chaining, in-band telemetry.

For my specific use case I would love to be able to use PfSense as a Gateway Load Balancer in AWS. AWS only supports GENEVE protocol.

If there was someone willing to contribute this I could setup a bounty to implement it.
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I've read the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_Extensible_LAN, looks interesting, is there any examples of such schemes and use cases? What actually are you moving to the AWS, what is this SDN? Do you have physical network and want to path traffic through AWS?
Wait, what is the point?
 
blind0ne said:
I've red the

Virtual Extensible LAN - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
, looks interesting, is there any examples of such schemes and use cases? What actually are you moving to the AWS, what is this SDN? Do you have physical network and want to path traffic through AWS?
Wait, what is the point?
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Normally, this would be something they move to AWS first (some business content/service, and then do everything around that content (Protocols to access it, security implementations, etc.). Normally, content is pretty separate from delivery and security. ? You don't ask why Netflix has load balancing, you make educated guesses while laying the cable for the SDN/CDN.
 
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