Routing protocols running on virtual appliances significantly increase the flexibility of virtual-to-physical network integration – you can easily move the whole application stack across subnets or data centers without changing the physical network configuration.
Major hypervisor vendors already support the concept: VMware NSX Edge Services Router can run OSPF, BGP or IS-IS, and BGP is coming to Hyper-V gateways. Like it or not, we’ll have to accept these solutions in the near future – here’s a quick survival guide.
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