Yesterday I described the roadblocks you might encounter when faced with a seemingly simple challenge:
In a network with two data centers (connected with a DCI link), ensure the applications in a data center stay reachable even if its Internet links fail.
In the Solutions Corner (a brand new part of my web site) you’ll find a short high-level design document describing the overall solution and listing the technologies you could use to implement it (you might want to watch the video before reading the document).
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