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BGP is a protocol used to make inter-routing decisions. We could use this to configure the routes between our networks. Rough collection of pro/con of using BGP for our project by @johanngoltz and @ciklista:
- standard for dynamic routing between networks, pushed by VM vendors (but our network setup is rather static)
- GCP requires BGP for HA (99,99%) VPN connections, they must have their reasons
- BGP configuration extra difficult for Hetzner & Proxmox, but probably not for real cloud providers
- failover between tunnels might be easier than with classic DPD, but advantages limited if we use only one gateway node on Hetzner & Proxmox
- transit routing in case one tunnel fails, but others are still available (but how well can we market this feature to those who will grade us?), like so:
- Scrum - useful resources
| Name | GitHub | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan Nitschke | [email protected] | ciklista | 1708392609 |
| Johann Goltz | [email protected] | johanngoltz | 17650924298 |
| Julian Legler | [email protected] | JulianLegler | |
| Nitho Alif Ibadurrahman | [email protected], [email protected] | nithoalif | +33695502509 |
| Amer Jazaerli | [email protected], [email protected] | amer | +4917655124570 |
| Tim Busch-Kuhlmann | [email protected] | bktim | 15222657876 |
| Roland Odorfer | [email protected] | odorfer | 17675855366 |
The number of possible relationships in our team R = N * (N - 1) / 2 = 21