A while ago, a tweet praising the wonders of 802.1BR piqued my curiosity. I couldn’t resist downloading the latest draft and spending a few hours trying to decipher IEEE language (as far as the IEEE drafts go, 802.1BR is highly readable) ... and it was déjà vu all over again.
Short summary: 802.1BR is repackaged and enhanced 802.1Qbh (or the standardized version of VM-FEX). There’s nothing fundamentally new that would have excited me.
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