Intro To EVPN With Tony Bourke, Part 10: Self Learning & Labbing Recommendations

Instructor Tony Bourke & Packet Pushers' Ethan Banks discuss EVPN for network engineers in this 10-part series.
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[@starshamim]

Thank you both, it’s a great series

[@ryanmartin8954]

Cisco dcloud has several labs and you can also use cml but that requires a personal license etc.

[@ttech1280]

Also setting up a lab with Arista using with vEOS and CVP is going pretty smoothly.

[@andrewohanian5132]

This was a fantastic series. Thank you so much for providing this and uploading it in its entirety. I would love to see more series like this, especially from Tony. Superb teaching.

[@PacketPushersNetwork]

Yup! Tony is excellent. We'll see what we can do about more content. Only so much time in the week. 😊 /Ethan

[@timhowlinson9353]

Thanks Ethan and Tony. I've been researching S&L VXLAN EVPN fabrics on and off for a couple of years now (I haven't had to implement one in prod yet) and this series has really helped cement the fundamentals of what's going on under the hood. I'll be recommending this to anyone new to S&L Fabrics. Quick one - What is the application Tony is using to do the drawings? I've been looking for a good iPad drawing tool I could use to quickly share ideas over zoom/webex/slack.

[@thetron9333]

Thanks guys, this was awesome. I've been in networking for a long time but mainly in security monitoring and L2 heavy packet brokering. Am about to try something new so this was a great way to quickly speed up on how the cloud datacentre industry has moved on since I did the basic CCNA style academic learning a decade ago

[@joescott7480]

Amazing series. Thank you both

[@PacketPushersNetwork]

Thanks for saying so, Joe. /Ethan

[@ttech1280]

Fantastic, love not only the content, but the format. Would be awesome to see this format used for other topics.

[@PacketPushersNetwork]

Glad to know this style worked for you! We'll see what we can do. /Ethan

[@gurbirsingh2850]

Well done