Aldrin Isaac made a great comment to my Could MPLS-over-IP replace VXLAN? article:
As far as I understand, VXLAN, NVGRE and any tunneling protocol that use global ID in the data plane cannot support PVLAN functionality.
He’s absolutely right, but you shouldn’t try to shoehorn VXLAN into existing deployment models. To understand why that doesn’t make sense, we have to focus on the typical cloud application architectures.
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