Almost everyone agrees the current way of implementing virtual networks with dumb hypervisor switches and top-of-rack kludges (including Edge Virtual Bridging – EVB or 802.1Qbg – and 802.1BR) doesn’t scale. Most people working in the field (with the notable exception of some hardware vendors busy protecting their turfs in the NVO3 IETF working group) also agree virtual networks running as applications on top of IP fabric are the only reasonable way to go ... but that’s all they currently agree upon.
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