From NSX to OVN: Four Years of Prep and a Live Cloud Migration
summary
Describes migrating a cloud virtual network from VMware NSX to OVN over four years while running production. Covers reasons for migration (end of NSX development/support, performance and reliability issues) and the approach of preparing and performing a live, in-place migration to OVN as the new software‑defined networking stack.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 10:51NSX problems and replacement search
- 16:12OVN architecture and choice
- 27:59Migration preparation
- 36:28Post-migration outcomes and development
- 47:14Q&A
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