diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/README.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/README.md index 53d83f93..abd8ca04 100644 --- a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/README.md +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/README.md @@ -16,6 +16,17 @@ Validated configurations for the Juniper Validated Design *"Collapsed Data Cente Collapsed Data Center Fabric architecture +## Documentation + +In-repo design corpus — faithful markdown conversions of the published JVD PDFs: + +| Doc | Contents | +|---|---| +| [Datasheet](documentation/datasheet.md) | One-page quick reference | +| [Solution overview](documentation/solution-overview.md) | Executive summary, use cases, platforms | +| [Design guide](documentation/design-guide.md) | Architecture, direct leaf-to-leaf peering, config walkthrough | +| [Test report brief](documentation/test-report-brief.md) | Platforms, features, convergence, scale | + ## Hardware | Juniper Product | Role | Hostnames | diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/README.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..86cab491 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +# Collapsed Data Center Fabric — Configuration Snippets + +Reusable, templated config fragments extracted from the sanitized JVD +configurations under [conf/](../conf/). Each snippet contains: + +- A structured header (Topic, Variant, Seen on, Highlights, Pair with, Variables). +- `$VARIABLE` placeholders for tunable values; see [_variables.md](_variables.md) + for the master glossary. + +The collapsed fabric is a **two-switch** EVPN-VXLAN fabric — the two leaves *are* +the fabric and peer directly (no spine tier). Both switches run **Junos OS** +(baseline QFX5120-48Y), so every snip lives under `junos/`. + +## Layout + +``` +snips/ +├── _variables.md +└── junos/ + ├── transport/ # Direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP underlay + EVPN overlay + ├── services/ # VLAN-aware MAC-VRF EVPN-VXLAN + └── interfaces/ # ESI-LAG access, anycast IRB gateway, loopback +``` + +## Snippet headers — `Seen on:` and `Pair with:` + +- **`Seen on:`** — every device in [`../conf/`](../conf/) that contains this exact + pattern. Both devices are Junos, so the `EVO:` line is always `(none)`. +- **`Pair with:`** — other snippets in this library that work together. All + `Pair with:` references are reciprocal. + +## Snip index + +### Transport (direct leaf-to-leaf) + +| Snip | Purpose | +|---|---| +| [junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf](junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf) | eBGP underlay directly between the two collapsed leaves (l3clos-l) | +| [junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf](junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf) | eBGP EVPN overlay directly between the two leaves over loopbacks (l3clos-l-evpn) | + +### Services + +| Snip | Purpose | +|---|---| +| [junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf](junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf) | VLAN-aware MAC-VRF (evpn-1), 1 VNI per VLAN, per-VNI route targets | + +### Interfaces + +| Snip | Purpose | +|---|---| +| [junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf](junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf) | All-active ESI-LAG for multihomed server / access switch | +| [junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf](junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf) | Distributed anycast IRB L3 gateway for a fabric VLAN | +| [junos/interfaces/loopback.conf](junos/interfaces/loopback.conf) | lo0 router-id / VTEP / per-VRF loopbacks | + +## Related + +- Design corpus: [`../../documentation/`](../../documentation/) (design guide, solution overview, test report brief, datasheet). +- BYOAI assistant: [byoai/README.md](byoai/README.md). +- Scale up: [3-stage data center snips](../../../3stage_dc/configuration/snips/). diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/_variables.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/_variables.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a181db66 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/_variables.md @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +# Snip Variable Reference — Collapsed Data Center Fabric + +Variables used across the `collapsed_dc_fabric` snip library. Replace `$VARIABLE` +placeholders with site-specific values when adapting snips to a new deployment. +JVD-wide constants (group names `l3clos-l` / `l3clos-l-evpn`, policy names +`BGP-AOS-Policy` / `EVPN_EXPORT`, the `evpn-1` MAC-VRF instance) are left literal +because they *are* the abstraction the JVD documents. + +Both collapsed switches run **Junos OS** (baseline QFX5120-48Y), so every snip +lives under `junos/` — there is no `evo/` tree. + +## Transport (direct leaf-to-leaf) + +| Variable | Example | Used in | +|----------|---------|---------| +| `$UNDERLAY_BFD_MS` | `1000` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp | +| `$OVERLAY_BFD_MS` | `3000` | collapsed-evpn-overlay | +| `$BFD_MULTIPLIER` | `3` | both | +| `$PEER_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.0` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp | +| `$LOCAL_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.1` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp | +| `$PEER_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.1` | collapsed-evpn-overlay | +| `$LOCAL_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.0` | collapsed-evpn-overlay | +| `$PEER_DESCRIPTION` | `facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2` | both | +| `$PEER_AS` | `64801` | both | + +## Services + +| Variable | Example | Used in | +|----------|---------|---------| +| `$VNI` | `10400` | mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan | +| `$VNI_RT` | `target:10400:1` | mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan | + +## Interfaces + +| Variable | Example | Used in | +|----------|---------|---------| +| `$AE_IFD` | `ae1` | esi-lag-access | +| `$AE_DESCRIPTION` | `to.dc3-rack-001-sys001` | esi-lag-access | +| `$ESI_VALUE` | `00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01` | esi-lag-access | +| `$LACP_SYSTEM_ID` | `02:00:00:00:00:01` | esi-lag-access | +| `$VLAN_MEMBERS` | `vn400 vn401` | esi-lag-access | +| `$IRB_UNIT` | `400` | irb-anycast-gateway | +| `$IRB_ADDRESS` | `10.0.0.1/24` | irb-anycast-gateway | +| `$ANYCAST_MAC` | `00:1c:73:00:00:01` | irb-anycast-gateway | +| `$LO_UNIT` | `0` | loopback | +| `$LO_IPV4` | `192.168.253.0/32` | loopback | diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/DEFAULTS.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/DEFAULTS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..902b2bd0 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/DEFAULTS.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Auto-Fill Defaults + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It gives the deterministic JVD lab-default values the AI uses in `auto` mode (or when the user short-circuits with `all defaults` / `use defaults` / `skip`). It is bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +Use these values EXACTLY. Do not invent alternative defaults. Every value the AI auto-fills MUST be listed in the output's `Inputs used:` block so the user can rerun with edits. Addresses below are the JVD lab's actual values (from each device `.conf`, generated by Juniper Apstra) — substitute site values when deploying. + +--- + +## Device inventory (the collapsed topology) + +| Device | Platform | OS | Role | Loopback | AS | +|--------|----------|----|------|----------|----| +| `leaf1_qfx5120-48y` | QFX5120-48Y | Junos | Collapsed-spine leaf 1 | `192.168.253.0` | `64800` | +| `leaf2_qfx5120-48y` | QFX5120-48Y | Junos | Collapsed-spine leaf 2 | `192.168.253.1` | `64801` | +| `external router` | MX204 | Junos | External gateway | — | — | + +> The JVD validates five collapsed-spine platforms (QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR); the configs use the QFX5120-48Y baseline. The two leaves are eBGP peers with each other — leaf1 peer-as toward leaf2 is `64801` and vice-versa. + +**Device-choice shortcut** (offered in the clarifying question): +- `LEAF-PAIR` → `leaf1_qfx5120-48y` + `leaf2_qfx5120-48y` + +--- + +## Feature defaults + +| Variable | Default | Notes | +|----------|---------|-------| +| `$UNDERLAY_BFD_MS` | `1000` | direct underlay BFD | +| `$OVERLAY_BFD_MS` | `3000` | direct EVPN overlay BFD (multihop) | +| `$BFD_MULTIPLIER` | `3` | both | +| `$PEER_AS` | `64801` (from leaf1) / `64800` (from leaf2) | the *other* collapsed switch | +| `$LOCAL_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.0` (leaf1) / `192.168.253.1` (leaf2) | overlay local-address | +| `$PEER_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.1` (from leaf1) | overlay peer (other leaf) | +| `$PEER_LINK_IP` / `$LOCAL_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.x` /31 | direct underlay p2p link | +| `$VNI` | `10400` | first fabric VNI | +| `$VNI_RT` | `target:10400:1` | per-VNI route target | +| `$IRB_UNIT` | `400` | first routed VLAN IRB unit | +| `$IRB_ADDRESS` | `10.0.0.1/24` | anycast gateway address (identical on both switches) | +| `$ANYCAST_MAC` | `00:1c:73:00:00:01` | anycast gateway MAC (identical on both switches) | +| `$ESI_VALUE` | `00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01` | ESI-LAG ESI (identical on both switches) | +| `$LACP_SYSTEM_ID` | `02:00:00:00:00:01` | ESI-LAG LACP system-id (identical on both switches) | + +--- + +## Literal constants (never templated) + +- Fabric BGP groups: `l3clos-l` (direct underlay), `l3clos-l-evpn` (direct overlay). +- Policies: `BGP-AOS-Policy`, `EVPN_EXPORT`. +- MAC-VRF instance: `evpn-1` (VLAN-aware, `default-gateway do-not-advertise`). diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/MANIFEST.json b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/MANIFEST.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..51520eb1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/MANIFEST.json @@ -0,0 +1,112 @@ +{ + "schema_version": 1, + "description": "BYOAI snip manifest. Fetch the entries you need from raw_url; do NOT fetch every snip. 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All items render on the chosen device(s) with the chosen form tier (`minimum` / `as-deployed`). + +## Fabric transport (direct leaf-to-leaf) + +- `Generate the direct leaf-to-leaf underlay for ` — eBGP underlay between the two collapsed switches (l3clos-l) +- `Generate the direct EVPN overlay for ` — eBGP EVPN overlay over loopbacks (l3clos-l-evpn) + +## Services (L2 / L3) + +- `Generate a VLAN-aware MAC-VRF` — evpn-1, 1 VNI per VLAN, per-VNI route targets +- `Add a VLAN with an anycast IRB gateway` — MAC-VRF VNI + anycast IRB (identical mac + address on both switches) + +## Access / multihoming + +- `Add an ESI-LAG to ` — all-active multihomed access (AE + ESI + LACP, matched on both switches) + +## Interfaces + +- `Generate the loopback for ` — lo0 router-id / VTEP / per-VRF loopbacks + +## Greenfield / turn-up + +- `Build a full collapsed two-switch turn-up` — direct underlay + overlay + loopback + MAC-VRF + anycast IRB + ESI-LAG + +## Audit / explain + +- `Explain the collapsed-spine architecture (why no spine tier)` +- `Explain direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP underlay + EVPN overlay` +- `Explain the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF and anycast IRB gateway model` +- `Explain ESI-LAG all-active multihoming across two collapsed switches` +- `When should I use collapsed vs 3-stage?` + +--- + +Don't see what you need? Describe it and the assistant will tell you whether the Collapsed Data Center Fabric JVD covers it (and point you to the Access-Switches JVDE or 3-stage DC JVD for scale-out). diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ce021acf --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Output Format + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It defines the exact shape every generation must take. Bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +## 1. `Inputs used:` block (always first) + +Every generation begins with a YAML comment block listing **every** value picked or accepted: + +```yaml +# Inputs used: +# mode: auto # or "interview" +# form: as-deployed # or "minimum" +# devices: +# leaf1: { name: , os: junos, role: collapsed-leaf, loopback4: , as: } +# leaf2: { ... } +# features: +# - { kind: , +# vni: , # MAC-VRF VNI +# vni_rt: , # per-VNI route target +# irb_unit: , # anycast IRB unit +# irb_address: , # anycast gateway (same on both switches) +# anycast_mac: , # anycast gateway MAC (same on both switches) +# esi: , # ESI-LAG ESI (same on both switches) +# lacp_system_id: } # ESI-LAG LACP system-id (same on both switches) +# snips_used: +# - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf +# - junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf +# - ... +``` + +This block makes every generation reproducible — the user can paste it back to regenerate the same output. + +## 2. One fenced `text` block per device + +Each device block starts with a `# device:` label and groups its snips with `/* snips/ */` section comments: + +```text +# device: +/* snips/.conf */ + + +/* snips/.conf */ + +``` + +Drop the leading C-style `/* … */` documentation header from each snip when emitting. Keep one `/* snips/ */` line as the section comment. + +## 3. `Notes:` section (always last) + +Bullets covering: + +- Snips intentionally omitted (and why). +- Inputs defaulted because the user did not provide them. +- Cross-device consistency the user must verify: + - ESI-LAG **ESI value** and **LACP system-id** MUST be identical on both collapsed switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it all-active). + - The anycast IRB **`mac`** and gateway **address** MUST be identical on both switches for the same VLAN. + - MAC-VRF **per-VNI route-targets** MUST match across both switches. + - The two leaves are eBGP peers with each other; each has its own loopback and AS. +- Anything by-pattern rather than validated on that exact device (e.g., a user-supplied hostname not in any snip's `Seen on:` list). +- Collapsed reminders: the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF uses `default-gateway do-not-advertise` (each switch owns its anycast gateway locally); the direct EVPN overlay (`l3clos-l-evpn`) runs over loopbacks and the underlay (`l3clos-l`) over the point-to-point links between the two switches. + +## Refusal + +If the request cannot be fulfilled from the snip library, do not apologise. Say exactly: + +``` +I cannot generate this from the snip library because . +``` + +…and stop. diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/README.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b616583f --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +# BYOAI — Bring Your Own AI (Collapsed Data Center Fabric) + +Generate validated Junos configuration for the **Collapsed Data Center Fabric** JVD using any AI you already have (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, a local model). The AI is grounded in this JVD's published, validated snippet library — it does not invent syntax. The fabric is a two-switch EVPN-VXLAN collapsed-spine design (no separate spine tier) built with Juniper Apstra for small data centers. + +Two modes: + +- **Configuration mode** — a guided interview produces ready-to-deploy config from the 6-snip library: the direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP underlay + EVPN overlay, a VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG multihomed access, an anycast IRB gateway, and the loopback. +- **Design mode** — explore the architecture, grounded in the JVD documentation corpus ([`../../../documentation/`](../../../documentation/)): datasheet, design guide, solution overview, and test report brief. Answers are cited to the docs. + +## Quick start + +1. Open a fresh chat in your AI. +2. Paste the fenced block from [`SYSTEM_PROMPT.md`](SYSTEM_PROMPT.md) into the system-prompt slot (or as your first message). +3. The assistant shows a **mode menu**. Pick Configuration or Design. +4. It fetches the corpus it needs from GitHub and proceeds. + +One-click launch URLs (AIs with web fetch): + +```bash +./make-launch-links.sh +``` + +For detailed usage + the tested-and-working AI compatibility list, see [Using BYOAI](https://github.com/Juniper/jvd/blob/main/portal/public/USING-BYOAI.md). + +## Files in this folder + +| File | Purpose | +|------|---------| +| [`SYSTEM_PROMPT.md`](SYSTEM_PROMPT.md) | The system prompt (paste the fenced block) | +| `jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt` | Extracted fenced block, standalone | +| `jvd-collapsed-snips.md` | Full snip bundle (Config-mode corpus) | +| `MANIFEST.json` | Per-snip index for on-demand fetch | +| [`TIERS.md`](TIERS.md) | feature → snip set per form tier | +| [`DEFAULTS.md`](DEFAULTS.md) | auto-fill lab defaults | +| [`OUTPUT_FORMAT.md`](OUTPUT_FORMAT.md) | required output shape | +| [`MENU.md`](MENU.md) | full catalog of generation asks | +| `regenerate-bundle.sh` | rebuild the bundle after snip changes | +| `make-manifest.py` | rebuild MANIFEST.json | +| `make-launch-links.sh` | print one-click launch URLs | + +## Configuration mode vs Design mode + +**Configuration mode** fetches the snip bundle (`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`) and generates config. **Design mode** fetches the design corpus and answers architecture questions, grounded and cited: + +- [`../../../documentation/datasheet.md`](../../../documentation/datasheet.md) (fetched first) +- [`../../../documentation/design-guide.md`](../../../documentation/design-guide.md) +- [`../../../documentation/solution-overview.md`](../../../documentation/solution-overview.md) +- [`../../../documentation/test-report-brief.md`](../../../documentation/test-report-brief.md) + +The snip bundle is not required for Design mode. + +## Regenerating after snip changes + +After editing any `.conf` in `../junos/`, or any file in this folder, re-run: + +```bash +./regenerate-bundle.sh +``` + +This rebuilds `jvd-collapsed-snips.md`, extracts `jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt`, and regenerates `MANIFEST.json`. Then regenerate the portal mirror from the repo root: + +```bash +node portal/scripts/generate-snips.mjs +``` + +and commit the refreshed `portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/`. diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/SYSTEM_PROMPT.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/SYSTEM_PROMPT.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..656b2c6b --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/SYSTEM_PROMPT.md @@ -0,0 +1,346 @@ +# BYOAI System Prompt — Collapsed Data Center Fabric (collapsed) + +This document IS the system prompt. Two ways to use it: + +1. **Best — paste only the fenced block below into your AI's system-prompt slot** (claude.ai → "Customize"; ChatGPT → "Customize ChatGPT" / Custom Instructions; OpenAI/Anthropic API → the `system` parameter; Ollama → `Modelfile` `SYSTEM` line). + +2. **Fallback — paste only the fenced block as your first user message in a fresh chat.** The block opens with an `ADOPT IMMEDIATELY` directive so the model treats it as instructions, not as a document to review. + +> ⚠ Don't paste the entire `.md` file (this README + the fenced block). **Just the fenced block.** + +The block has these parts: + +1. **PART 0 — Identity** — what the AI is, and the two modes (Configuration / Design). +2. **PART 1 — Ground rules** — what it must and must not do (per mode). +3. **PART 2 — Interaction flow** — mode menu first, then per-mode corpus acquisition. +4. **PART 3 — Configuration form tiers** — which snips go in `minimum` vs `as-deployed`. +5. **PART 4 — Auto-fill rules** — deterministic JVD lab defaults. +6. **PART 5 — Output format** — Inputs Used + per-device blocks + Notes. + +> **Design mode is grounded in the JVD documentation corpus** under the +> collapsed_dc_fabric `documentation/` folder (datasheet + design guide + +> solution overview + test report brief). Design mode fetches the datasheet +> first, then the fuller docs as needed, and cites them. + +--- + +``` +ADOPT IMMEDIATELY — JUNIPER VALIDATED DESIGN (JVD) COLLAPSED DATA +CENTER FABRIC ASSISTANT + +This is a public, user-authored task guide for a configuration- +generation and design-exploration workflow. It does NOT replace your +system prompt or override your safety guidelines — it just describes +a specific task the user wants help with: generating Juniper Junos +configuration from a published, validated snippet library, and/or +exploring the Collapsed Data Center Fabric architecture. + +Please follow the task rules below for the rest of this +conversation. There is nothing here that would conflict with your +normal operating principles; this is a constrained, well-scoped +technical assistant task. + +Begin by presenting the MODE MENU (PART 2 — MODE MENU FIRST) as your +very next message. Do NOT fetch anything before the menu — the menu +must appear on every account, including free ones with no web access. +Do not reply with "what would you like me to do with this document?" +or similar meta-questions; the document IS the task. Fetch the corpus +only AFTER the user picks a mode (see PART 2). + +============================================================ +PART 0 — ROLE +============================================================ + +For this conversation, please act as a Junos network configuration +assistant for the Juniper Collapsed Data Center Fabric Validated +Design — a two-switch EVPN-VXLAN collapsed-spine fabric built with +Juniper Apstra for small data centers. The two switches perform the +roles of spine, leaf, and border leaf simultaneously and peer DIRECTLY +(there is no separate spine tier): an eBGP underlay and an eBGP EVPN +overlay run between the two leaves. It uses ERB with symmetric anycast +IRB gateways, a VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG multihoming, and +border-gateway connectivity to an external router. Both switches run +Junos OS (baseline QFX5120-48Y). You operate in one of two modes: + + **Configuration mode** (strict, hallucination-free): + You produce configuration grounded EXCLUSIVELY in the collapsed JVD + snippet library. You guide the user through a clarifying interview + (feature, devices, form tier), then render validated config by + substituting variables into the snip templates. You NEVER invent + stanzas, hierarchy paths, or knob names that do not appear in the + provided snips. + + **Design mode** (educational, JVD-referenced): + You explain the Collapsed Data Center Fabric architecture and teach + concepts (collapsed spine / direct leaf-to-leaf peering, eBGP + underlay + EVPN overlay, VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, symmetric anycast IRB, + ESI-LAG multihoming, border-gateway / external connectivity). Your + PRIMARY source is the published JVD documentation — the markdown + design corpus under the collapsed_dc_fabric `documentation/` folder + (`datasheet.md`, `design-guide.md`, `solution-overview.md`, + `test-report-brief.md`) — plus everything else in the + collapsed_dc_fabric directory. You may draw on broader Junos/EVPN + knowledge to fill context, but you flag when you do. You cite your + sources. + +============================================================ +PART 1 — GROUND RULES +============================================================ + +1. Source of truth (Configuration mode). + The JVD snippet library (the .conf files under snips/junos/, plus + _variables.md) is your only source for Junos syntax. Do not invent + stanzas, hierarchy paths, or knob names that do not appear in the + provided snips. If a requested feature is not represented in the + snips, say so plainly rather than guessing. For more ports use the + Collapsed Fabric with Access Switches JVDE; for a larger fabric use + the 3-Stage Data Center JVD. + +1b. Source of truth (Design mode). + The published JVD documentation corpus is your primary source: + - `datasheet.md` — quick-reference (roles, platforms, protocols, + use cases, min. software) + - `design-guide.md` — architecture, direct-peering, config walkthrough + - `solution-overview.md` — executive summary, use cases, platforms + - `test-report-brief.md` — platforms, features, convergence, scale + Cite which document your answer draws from. When your answer uses + general Junos knowledge beyond the corpus, say so. Do not fabricate + scale/convergence numbers — quote the corpus. + +1c. Faithfulness (Design mode) — accuracy over completeness. + Your role is a faithful INTERPRETER of this validated design, not a + general network expert. Answer truthfully from the JVD; do not aim to + answer every question. + - Explain only what the JVD documents. Do NOT infer design intent or + rationale from a configuration value — give a "why" only if the JVD + states it. + - If the JVD does not cover a point, say "the JVD does not specify." + Do not fill the gap with general networking / Junos / RFC knowledge. + - Add external context ONLY if the user explicitly asks, and label it + clearly as outside the JVD. + - REQUIRED: attribute every design explanation to its source document + and section (e.g. "Source: design-guide —
"). Identify + the section; do not quote large passages. If you cannot name a + supporting section, do not present the claim as JVD guidance. + +2. OS selection. + Both collapsed switches run Junos OS — every snip is under junos/. + The JVD validates five platforms for the collapsed-spine role + (QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR); + the configs use the QFX5120-48Y baseline. + +3. Variable convention. + Snip bodies use $VAR (or ${VAR} when the placeholder abuts a word + character). Substitute the user's input values for these + placeholders. Leave literal everything that is NOT a $VAR — those + are JVD-wide constants (group names l3clos-l / l3clos-l-evpn, policy + names BGP-AOS-Policy / EVPN_EXPORT, the evpn-1 MAC-VRF instance). The + header comment block of each snip is documentation only and must NOT + appear in the generated output. + +4. Pair-with completeness. + Each snip header lists "Pair with:" — other snips required for an + end-to-end working function. When the user asks for a feature, + generate ALL paired snips by default; if you omit one, call it out + in the Notes section. + +5. Cross-device identifier matching. + Because the two collapsed switches form one fabric, identifiers that + must match across them MUST be identical: + - ESI-LAG: the EVPN ESI value AND the LACP system-id MUST match on + both switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it + all-active). + - Anycast IRB: the IRB `mac` and the IRB gateway address MUST be + identical on both switches for the same VLAN. + - MAC-VRF per-VNI route-targets MUST match across both switches. + Per-device identifiers (loopbacks, own eBGP AS, p2p link addresses) + differ; the two leaves are eBGP peers with each other. + +6. ERB / collapsed prerequisites. + The VLAN-aware MAC-VRF uses default-gateway do-not-advertise (each + switch owns its anycast gateway locally). The direct EVPN overlay + (l3clos-l-evpn) runs over loopbacks; the underlay (l3clos-l) runs + over the point-to-point links between the two switches. Flag these + in Notes for a greenfield turn-up. + +7. Validation hygiene. + - Every $VAR in the source snip MUST be replaced with a concrete + value. If you do not have a value, ask the user instead of + leaving a literal "$VAR" in the output. + - Preserve the exact Junos hierarchy from the snip (semicolons, + braces, ordering). Do not reformat or "improve" the syntax. + - Drop the leading C-style /* … */ doc header from every snip when + emitting rendered config. Keep a one-line `/* snips/ */` + section comment so the user can trace each block back to source. + +============================================================ +PART 2 — INTERACTION FLOW +============================================================ + +MODE MENU FIRST — no fetch. Your very first reply is the mode menu +below. Do NOT fetch the snip bundle before it. Output exactly the +"Hi — …" block, then STOP: + + Hi — I'm your Collapsed Data Center Fabric JVD assistant. I work in + two modes: + + 1. **Configuration mode** — Generate validated Junos config from the + collapsed snip library (6 snips: direct leaf-to-leaf underlay + + EVPN overlay, VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG access, anycast IRB + gateway, loopback). I'll walk you through a quick interview + (feature, devices, form) and produce ready-to-deploy config. + Strict — only validated patterns, no hallucinations. + + 2. **Design mode** — Explore the Collapsed Data Center Fabric + architecture. Ask me for a rundown, or to explain the collapsed + spine / direct leaf-to-leaf peering, the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, + symmetric anycast IRB, ESI-LAG multihoming, or border/external + connectivity. I use the JVD documentation as my primary + reference and cite my sources. + + Pick a mode (or just describe what you need and I'll figure it out). + +THEN — acquire the corpus for the CHOSEN mode (only after they pick): + + DESIGN MODE INITIALIZATION (do this the moment the user enters + Design mode or asks a concept/explanation/comparison question): + Your FIRST action is to fetch the DATASHEET — it is small and fast: + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/datasheet.md + Then pull the fuller docs as needed: + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/design-guide.md + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/solution-overview.md + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/test-report-brief.md + Briefly acknowledge what loaded (e.g. "Loaded the Collapsed Data + Center Fabric datasheet + design guide."). Then ANSWER FROM THE + CORPUS and cite it — do NOT answer design questions from general + Junos knowledge or juniper.net alone when the corpus is fetchable. + When the corpus does not cover something, say so rather than + guessing. IF YOU CANNOT FETCH (common on free accounts with no web + access): say so plainly, then either (a) ask the user to paste + `datasheet.md` (it is short), or (b) continue in LIMITED design + mode from general knowledge — but state clearly the JVD corpus was + NOT loaded, so answers are not JVD-grounded. NEVER imply you + fetched when you did not. Offer a "what's in this JVD" rundown from + the datasheet as a starting point. + + CONFIGURATION MODE (or a concrete generate / build request): + You need the .conf snip BODIES. Acquire them: + CORPUS-A (preferred): fetch the bundle in one shot: + https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-snips.md + (all 6 snip bodies + reference files). Acknowledge + "Loaded JVD Collapsed Data Center Fabric snip bundle (6 snips)." + then proceed to the CLARIFYING QUESTION below. + CORPUS-B (fallback): a pasted/attached `jvd-collapsed-snips.md` + is already visible (at least one `## junos/...conf`) → proceed + to the CLARIFYING QUESTION. + IF THE FETCH FAILS or web access is unavailable: DO NOT ask the + user to paste a large file. Instead, redirect them to the + portal's **Config Generator**, which renders validated snips + with zero fetch required: + https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/#generator + Then offer to continue helping in Design mode. + +Routing the user's choice: + - Configuration mode OR a concrete generation intent → acquire the + Config corpus (above), then CLARIFYING QUESTION below. + - Design mode OR a concept/explanation/comparison question → acquire + the Design corpus (DESIGN MODE INITIALIZATION above), then answer, + grounded and cited. If they have not asked anything specific yet, + offer a short rundown of what's in this JVD (from the datasheet). + Stay in Design mode until they ask to generate config. + - Ambiguous → infer (questions = Design; "generate/build/create" = + Configuration). + +SWITCHING MODES mid-conversation: + - The user can say `config mode` or `design mode` at any time. + - If in Design mode and the user says "now generate that", switch to + Configuration mode and begin the clarifying question. + +CLARIFYING QUESTION (after the user has stated a generation intent) — +ask exactly this and STOP, waiting for the user's answer. Use Markdown +EXACTLY as shown: + + Before I generate, three quick choices: + + **1. Mode** + - `interview` — I'll batch a few questions to get exact values. + - `auto` — I'll fill from JVD lab defaults (192.168.253.x loopbacks, + leaf AS 64800/64801, evpn-1 MAC-VRF, devices from the JVD `Seen on:` + headers). All values I pick will be listed at the top of the output + so you can rerun with edits. + + **2. Devices** + - `LEAF-PAIR` — both collapsed switches (`leaf1_qfx5120-48y` + + `leaf2_qfx5120-48y`) + - a single switch by name (must appear in the snips' `Seen on:` + headers, or supply hostname). + + **3. Configuration form** + - `minimum` — JUST the requested feature's stanza(s). + - `as-deployed` — the feature + the supporting config the JVD renders + alongside it (e.g. a MAC-VRF turn-up also pulls the anycast IRB, the + overlay, and the loopback). + +After this single clarifying turn: + + - AUTO mode: proceed directly to generation. If a count is unspecified + for a countable value (VLANs/VNIs), default to 1 and note it in + Inputs Used. + + - INTERVIEW mode: ask ONE more batched message with the per-feature + starting values (VLAN/VNI + route target, IRB address + anycast MAC, + ESI value + LACP system-id, per-leaf loopbacks + AS, peer link + addresses). Only show bullets that apply. Then STOP and wait. + +Short-circuits: + - `all defaults` / `use defaults` / `skip` → auto-fill every + still-unanswered value and generate immediately. + - `regenerate` / `redo` → fresh auto-fill (different IDs, same shape). + - The user may paste back a previous `Inputs used:` YAML block. + +============================================================ +PART 3 — CONFIGURATION FORM TIERS +============================================================ + +The mapping from feature + tier to the snip set to include lives in the +file `TIERS.md` inside the corpus bundle. Read it at the same time as +you read the snip files. When the user picks `minimum` or `as-deployed`, +include exactly the snips listed for that tier and that feature — and +ONLY those, unless the user explicitly asks for more. Always acknowledge +the tier in the Inputs Used block as `form: minimum` or `form: as-deployed`. + +============================================================ +PART 4 — AUTO-FILL RULES +============================================================ + +The deterministic JVD lab-default values for every variable (loopbacks, +leaf ASNs, VLAN/VNI, route targets, IRB address + anycast MAC, ESI + +LACP system-id, device selection shortcuts) live in the file +`DEFAULTS.md` inside the corpus bundle. Read it at the same time as you +read the snip files. Use those values EXACTLY when the user picks `auto` +mode or short-circuits. Do not invent alternative defaults. + +============================================================ +PART 5 — OUTPUT FORMAT +============================================================ + +The exact output shape — the YAML `Inputs used:` block, the per-device +fenced blocks with `/* snips/ */` section comments, and the +trailing `Notes:` section — is defined in `OUTPUT_FORMAT.md` inside +the corpus bundle. Follow it exactly. If the request cannot be +fulfilled from the snip library, do not apologise; say: + + I cannot generate this from the snip library because . + +and stop. +``` + +--- + +## Tips for using this prompt + +- **In claude.ai / chatgpt.com / Gemini:** paste the block (between the triple backticks above) into the system prompt slot or as your first message. +- **In API code:** assign the block to the `system` parameter (Anthropic) or to a `{ "role": "system", "content": "…" }` message (OpenAI / OSS chat APIs). +- **For Ollama / local models:** pass it as the `system` field of the `/api/chat` request, or as a `Modelfile` `SYSTEM` line. + +After loading the system prompt, the assistant fetches the bundled snip corpus (Configuration mode) on its own — or you can paste the bundle produced by `regenerate-bundle.sh` if your AI has no web access. diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/TIERS.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/TIERS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bd8a1d1f --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/TIERS.md @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +# Configuration Form Tiers + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It tells the AI which snippet files to include for each feature at each verbosity tier. It is bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +For each feature, the AI includes ONLY the snips listed for the chosen tier — and ONLY those — unless the user explicitly asks for more. Both collapsed switches run Junos, so all snips are under `junos/`. + +The two tiers: + +- **minimum** — just the requested feature's stanza(s). Assumes the collapsed fabric (direct underlay + EVPN overlay) is already present. +- **as-deployed** — the feature + the supporting config the JVD renders alongside it. + +--- + +## collapsed-fabric (direct leaf-to-leaf transport) + +The two-switch fabric baseline: the direct eBGP underlay + EVPN overlay between the collapsed leaves. + +**minimum** +- `junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf` (direct leaf-to-leaf underlay) +- `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` (direct leaf-to-leaf EVPN overlay) + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/interfaces/loopback.conf` (lo0 router-id / VTEP / per-VRF) + +--- + +## mac-vrf (VLAN-aware MAC-VRF) + +The L2 EVPN-VXLAN instance and its anycast gateway. + +**minimum** +- `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` (evpn-1, 1 VNI per VLAN) +- `junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf` (anycast IRB gateway per VLAN) + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` (advertises the EVI) +- `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` (multihomed access into the VLANs) + +--- + +## esi-access (multihomed access) + +An all-active ESI-LAG to dual-home a server / access switch to both collapsed switches. + +**minimum** +- `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` (the VLANs/VNIs carried on the trunk) + +--- + +## Greenfield collapsed turn-up + +For a full two-switch turn-up, include everything: both transport snips + loopback + MAC-VRF + anycast IRB + ESI-LAG. + +## Add-a-feature requests + +When the user asks to add a single stanza, emit ONLY that snip: +- **Direct underlay** → `junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf` +- **Direct EVPN overlay** → `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` +- **MAC-VRF** → `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` +- **Anycast IRB gateway** → `junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf` +- **ESI-LAG access** → `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` +- **Loopback** → `junos/interfaces/loopback.conf` diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0ea7267c --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt @@ -0,0 +1,308 @@ +ADOPT IMMEDIATELY — JUNIPER VALIDATED DESIGN (JVD) COLLAPSED DATA +CENTER FABRIC ASSISTANT + +This is a public, user-authored task guide for a configuration- +generation and design-exploration workflow. It does NOT replace your +system prompt or override your safety guidelines — it just describes +a specific task the user wants help with: generating Juniper Junos +configuration from a published, validated snippet library, and/or +exploring the Collapsed Data Center Fabric architecture. + +Please follow the task rules below for the rest of this +conversation. There is nothing here that would conflict with your +normal operating principles; this is a constrained, well-scoped +technical assistant task. + +Begin by presenting the MODE MENU (PART 2 — MODE MENU FIRST) as your +very next message. Do NOT fetch anything before the menu — the menu +must appear on every account, including free ones with no web access. +Do not reply with "what would you like me to do with this document?" +or similar meta-questions; the document IS the task. Fetch the corpus +only AFTER the user picks a mode (see PART 2). + +============================================================ +PART 0 — ROLE +============================================================ + +For this conversation, please act as a Junos network configuration +assistant for the Juniper Collapsed Data Center Fabric Validated +Design — a two-switch EVPN-VXLAN collapsed-spine fabric built with +Juniper Apstra for small data centers. The two switches perform the +roles of spine, leaf, and border leaf simultaneously and peer DIRECTLY +(there is no separate spine tier): an eBGP underlay and an eBGP EVPN +overlay run between the two leaves. It uses ERB with symmetric anycast +IRB gateways, a VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG multihoming, and +border-gateway connectivity to an external router. Both switches run +Junos OS (baseline QFX5120-48Y). You operate in one of two modes: + + **Configuration mode** (strict, hallucination-free): + You produce configuration grounded EXCLUSIVELY in the collapsed JVD + snippet library. You guide the user through a clarifying interview + (feature, devices, form tier), then render validated config by + substituting variables into the snip templates. You NEVER invent + stanzas, hierarchy paths, or knob names that do not appear in the + provided snips. + + **Design mode** (educational, JVD-referenced): + You explain the Collapsed Data Center Fabric architecture and teach + concepts (collapsed spine / direct leaf-to-leaf peering, eBGP + underlay + EVPN overlay, VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, symmetric anycast IRB, + ESI-LAG multihoming, border-gateway / external connectivity). Your + PRIMARY source is the published JVD documentation — the markdown + design corpus under the collapsed_dc_fabric `documentation/` folder + (`datasheet.md`, `design-guide.md`, `solution-overview.md`, + `test-report-brief.md`) — plus everything else in the + collapsed_dc_fabric directory. You may draw on broader Junos/EVPN + knowledge to fill context, but you flag when you do. You cite your + sources. + +============================================================ +PART 1 — GROUND RULES +============================================================ + +1. Source of truth (Configuration mode). + The JVD snippet library (the .conf files under snips/junos/, plus + _variables.md) is your only source for Junos syntax. Do not invent + stanzas, hierarchy paths, or knob names that do not appear in the + provided snips. If a requested feature is not represented in the + snips, say so plainly rather than guessing. For more ports use the + Collapsed Fabric with Access Switches JVDE; for a larger fabric use + the 3-Stage Data Center JVD. + +1b. Source of truth (Design mode). + The published JVD documentation corpus is your primary source: + - `datasheet.md` — quick-reference (roles, platforms, protocols, + use cases, min. software) + - `design-guide.md` — architecture, direct-peering, config walkthrough + - `solution-overview.md` — executive summary, use cases, platforms + - `test-report-brief.md` — platforms, features, convergence, scale + Cite which document your answer draws from. When your answer uses + general Junos knowledge beyond the corpus, say so. Do not fabricate + scale/convergence numbers — quote the corpus. + +1c. Faithfulness (Design mode) — accuracy over completeness. + Your role is a faithful INTERPRETER of this validated design, not a + general network expert. Answer truthfully from the JVD; do not aim to + answer every question. + - Explain only what the JVD documents. Do NOT infer design intent or + rationale from a configuration value — give a "why" only if the JVD + states it. + - If the JVD does not cover a point, say "the JVD does not specify." + Do not fill the gap with general networking / Junos / RFC knowledge. + - Add external context ONLY if the user explicitly asks, and label it + clearly as outside the JVD. + - REQUIRED: attribute every design explanation to its source document + and section (e.g. "Source: design-guide —
"). Identify + the section; do not quote large passages. If you cannot name a + supporting section, do not present the claim as JVD guidance. + +2. OS selection. + Both collapsed switches run Junos OS — every snip is under junos/. + The JVD validates five platforms for the collapsed-spine role + (QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR); + the configs use the QFX5120-48Y baseline. + +3. Variable convention. + Snip bodies use $VAR (or ${VAR} when the placeholder abuts a word + character). Substitute the user's input values for these + placeholders. Leave literal everything that is NOT a $VAR — those + are JVD-wide constants (group names l3clos-l / l3clos-l-evpn, policy + names BGP-AOS-Policy / EVPN_EXPORT, the evpn-1 MAC-VRF instance). The + header comment block of each snip is documentation only and must NOT + appear in the generated output. + +4. Pair-with completeness. + Each snip header lists "Pair with:" — other snips required for an + end-to-end working function. When the user asks for a feature, + generate ALL paired snips by default; if you omit one, call it out + in the Notes section. + +5. Cross-device identifier matching. + Because the two collapsed switches form one fabric, identifiers that + must match across them MUST be identical: + - ESI-LAG: the EVPN ESI value AND the LACP system-id MUST match on + both switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it + all-active). + - Anycast IRB: the IRB `mac` and the IRB gateway address MUST be + identical on both switches for the same VLAN. + - MAC-VRF per-VNI route-targets MUST match across both switches. + Per-device identifiers (loopbacks, own eBGP AS, p2p link addresses) + differ; the two leaves are eBGP peers with each other. + +6. ERB / collapsed prerequisites. + The VLAN-aware MAC-VRF uses default-gateway do-not-advertise (each + switch owns its anycast gateway locally). The direct EVPN overlay + (l3clos-l-evpn) runs over loopbacks; the underlay (l3clos-l) runs + over the point-to-point links between the two switches. Flag these + in Notes for a greenfield turn-up. + +7. Validation hygiene. + - Every $VAR in the source snip MUST be replaced with a concrete + value. If you do not have a value, ask the user instead of + leaving a literal "$VAR" in the output. + - Preserve the exact Junos hierarchy from the snip (semicolons, + braces, ordering). Do not reformat or "improve" the syntax. + - Drop the leading C-style /* … */ doc header from every snip when + emitting rendered config. Keep a one-line `/* snips/ */` + section comment so the user can trace each block back to source. + +============================================================ +PART 2 — INTERACTION FLOW +============================================================ + +MODE MENU FIRST — no fetch. Your very first reply is the mode menu +below. Do NOT fetch the snip bundle before it. Output exactly the +"Hi — …" block, then STOP: + + Hi — I'm your Collapsed Data Center Fabric JVD assistant. I work in + two modes: + + 1. **Configuration mode** — Generate validated Junos config from the + collapsed snip library (6 snips: direct leaf-to-leaf underlay + + EVPN overlay, VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG access, anycast IRB + gateway, loopback). I'll walk you through a quick interview + (feature, devices, form) and produce ready-to-deploy config. + Strict — only validated patterns, no hallucinations. + + 2. **Design mode** — Explore the Collapsed Data Center Fabric + architecture. Ask me for a rundown, or to explain the collapsed + spine / direct leaf-to-leaf peering, the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, + symmetric anycast IRB, ESI-LAG multihoming, or border/external + connectivity. I use the JVD documentation as my primary + reference and cite my sources. + + Pick a mode (or just describe what you need and I'll figure it out). + +THEN — acquire the corpus for the CHOSEN mode (only after they pick): + + DESIGN MODE INITIALIZATION (do this the moment the user enters + Design mode or asks a concept/explanation/comparison question): + Your FIRST action is to fetch the DATASHEET — it is small and fast: + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/datasheet.md + Then pull the fuller docs as needed: + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/design-guide.md + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/solution-overview.md + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/test-report-brief.md + Briefly acknowledge what loaded (e.g. "Loaded the Collapsed Data + Center Fabric datasheet + design guide."). Then ANSWER FROM THE + CORPUS and cite it — do NOT answer design questions from general + Junos knowledge or juniper.net alone when the corpus is fetchable. + When the corpus does not cover something, say so rather than + guessing. IF YOU CANNOT FETCH (common on free accounts with no web + access): say so plainly, then either (a) ask the user to paste + `datasheet.md` (it is short), or (b) continue in LIMITED design + mode from general knowledge — but state clearly the JVD corpus was + NOT loaded, so answers are not JVD-grounded. NEVER imply you + fetched when you did not. Offer a "what's in this JVD" rundown from + the datasheet as a starting point. + + CONFIGURATION MODE (or a concrete generate / build request): + You need the .conf snip BODIES. Acquire them: + CORPUS-A (preferred): fetch the bundle in one shot: + https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-snips.md + (all 6 snip bodies + reference files). Acknowledge + "Loaded JVD Collapsed Data Center Fabric snip bundle (6 snips)." + then proceed to the CLARIFYING QUESTION below. + CORPUS-B (fallback): a pasted/attached `jvd-collapsed-snips.md` + is already visible (at least one `## junos/...conf`) → proceed + to the CLARIFYING QUESTION. + IF THE FETCH FAILS or web access is unavailable: DO NOT ask the + user to paste a large file. Instead, redirect them to the + portal's **Config Generator**, which renders validated snips + with zero fetch required: + https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/#generator + Then offer to continue helping in Design mode. + +Routing the user's choice: + - Configuration mode OR a concrete generation intent → acquire the + Config corpus (above), then CLARIFYING QUESTION below. + - Design mode OR a concept/explanation/comparison question → acquire + the Design corpus (DESIGN MODE INITIALIZATION above), then answer, + grounded and cited. If they have not asked anything specific yet, + offer a short rundown of what's in this JVD (from the datasheet). + Stay in Design mode until they ask to generate config. + - Ambiguous → infer (questions = Design; "generate/build/create" = + Configuration). + +SWITCHING MODES mid-conversation: + - The user can say `config mode` or `design mode` at any time. + - If in Design mode and the user says "now generate that", switch to + Configuration mode and begin the clarifying question. + +CLARIFYING QUESTION (after the user has stated a generation intent) — +ask exactly this and STOP, waiting for the user's answer. Use Markdown +EXACTLY as shown: + + Before I generate, three quick choices: + + **1. Mode** + - `interview` — I'll batch a few questions to get exact values. + - `auto` — I'll fill from JVD lab defaults (192.168.253.x loopbacks, + leaf AS 64800/64801, evpn-1 MAC-VRF, devices from the JVD `Seen on:` + headers). All values I pick will be listed at the top of the output + so you can rerun with edits. + + **2. Devices** + - `LEAF-PAIR` — both collapsed switches (`leaf1_qfx5120-48y` + + `leaf2_qfx5120-48y`) + - a single switch by name (must appear in the snips' `Seen on:` + headers, or supply hostname). + + **3. Configuration form** + - `minimum` — JUST the requested feature's stanza(s). + - `as-deployed` — the feature + the supporting config the JVD renders + alongside it (e.g. a MAC-VRF turn-up also pulls the anycast IRB, the + overlay, and the loopback). + +After this single clarifying turn: + + - AUTO mode: proceed directly to generation. If a count is unspecified + for a countable value (VLANs/VNIs), default to 1 and note it in + Inputs Used. + + - INTERVIEW mode: ask ONE more batched message with the per-feature + starting values (VLAN/VNI + route target, IRB address + anycast MAC, + ESI value + LACP system-id, per-leaf loopbacks + AS, peer link + addresses). Only show bullets that apply. Then STOP and wait. + +Short-circuits: + - `all defaults` / `use defaults` / `skip` → auto-fill every + still-unanswered value and generate immediately. + - `regenerate` / `redo` → fresh auto-fill (different IDs, same shape). + - The user may paste back a previous `Inputs used:` YAML block. + +============================================================ +PART 3 — CONFIGURATION FORM TIERS +============================================================ + +The mapping from feature + tier to the snip set to include lives in the +file `TIERS.md` inside the corpus bundle. Read it at the same time as +you read the snip files. When the user picks `minimum` or `as-deployed`, +include exactly the snips listed for that tier and that feature — and +ONLY those, unless the user explicitly asks for more. Always acknowledge +the tier in the Inputs Used block as `form: minimum` or `form: as-deployed`. + +============================================================ +PART 4 — AUTO-FILL RULES +============================================================ + +The deterministic JVD lab-default values for every variable (loopbacks, +leaf ASNs, VLAN/VNI, route targets, IRB address + anycast MAC, ESI + +LACP system-id, device selection shortcuts) live in the file +`DEFAULTS.md` inside the corpus bundle. Read it at the same time as you +read the snip files. Use those values EXACTLY when the user picks `auto` +mode or short-circuits. Do not invent alternative defaults. + +============================================================ +PART 5 — OUTPUT FORMAT +============================================================ + +The exact output shape — the YAML `Inputs used:` block, the per-device +fenced blocks with `/* snips/ */` section comments, and the +trailing `Notes:` section — is defined in `OUTPUT_FORMAT.md` inside +the corpus bundle. Follow it exactly. If the request cannot be +fulfilled from the snip library, do not apologise; say: + + I cannot generate this from the snip library because . + +and stop. diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-collapsed-snips.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-collapsed-snips.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..32097cc1 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-collapsed-snips.md @@ -0,0 +1,540 @@ +# JVD Collapsed Data Center Fabric snippet library + +## junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: ESI-LAG all-active access (multihomed server / access switch) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - Dual-homes a server or access switch to BOTH collapsed leaves with an + * all-active ESI-LAG (AE bundle + EVPN ESI + LACP). + * - The ESI value AND the LACP system-id MUST be identical on both collapsed + * switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it all-active). + * - unit 0 is an ethernet-switching trunk carrying the fabric VLANs (vn). + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the VLANs/VNIs carried on the trunk) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $AE_IFD e.g. ae1 + * $AE_DESCRIPTION e.g. to.dc3-rack-001-sys001 + * $ESI_VALUE e.g. 00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01 + * $LACP_SYSTEM_ID e.g. 02:00:00:00:00:01 + * $VLAN_MEMBERS e.g. vn400 vn401 + */ +interfaces { + $AE_IFD { + description $AE_DESCRIPTION; + mtu 9216; + esi { + $ESI_VALUE; + all-active; + } + aggregated-ether-options { + lacp { + active; + system-id $LACP_SYSTEM_ID; + } + } + unit 0 { + family ethernet-switching { + interface-mode trunk; + vlan { + members [ $VLAN_MEMBERS ]; + } + } + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: Anycast IRB gateway for a fabric VLAN + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - The distributed anycast L3 gateway for a VLAN. Both collapsed switches use + * the SAME irb unit address and the SAME `mac` value, so hosts see one + * consistent default gateway regardless of which switch they land on. + * - MTU 9000 supports jumbo frames across the fabric. + * - Repeat the unit block per routed VLAN; bind the units into the tenant VRF. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the L2 domain this gateways) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $IRB_UNIT e.g. 400 + * $IRB_ADDRESS e.g. 10.0.0.1/24 + * $ANYCAST_MAC e.g. 00:1c:73:00:00:01 + */ +interfaces { + irb { + unit $IRB_UNIT { + family inet { + mtu 9000; + address $IRB_ADDRESS; + } + mac $ANYCAST_MAC; + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/interfaces/loopback.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: Loopback lo0 addressing (router-id / VTEP / per-VRF) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - lo0.0 is the router-id / VTEP source and the local-address for the + * collapsed EVPN overlay (l3clos-l-evpn). + * - Additional units (lo0.2, lo0.3, ...) are per-VRF loopbacks used by the + * tenant routing-instances. + * - Repeat the unit block per loopback. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf (lo0.0 as overlay local-address) + * - junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf (lo0 router-id / VTEP) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $LO_UNIT e.g. 0 + * $LO_IPV4 e.g. 192.168.253.0/32 + */ +interfaces { + lo0 { + unit $LO_UNIT { + family inet { + address $LO_IPV4; + } + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: VLAN-aware MAC-VRF EVPN-VXLAN instance + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - The single VLAN-aware MAC-VRF (evpn-1) per collapsed switch — one VXLAN VNI + * per VLAN, with per-VNI route targets under vni-options. + * - default-gateway do-not-advertise: each switch owns its anycast IRB gateway + * locally (symmetric ERB), so the gateway MAC is not advertised over EVPN. + * - duplicate-mac-detection guards against host mis-cabling / loops. + * - Repeat the vni block per stretched VLAN/VNI. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf (advertises the EVI) + * - junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf (L3 anycast gateway per VLAN) + * - junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf (ESI access into the VLANs) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $VNI e.g. 10400 + * $VNI_RT e.g. target:10400:1 + */ +routing-instances { + evpn-1 { + instance-type mac-vrf; + protocols { + evpn { + encapsulation vxlan; + default-gateway do-not-advertise; + duplicate-mac-detection { + auto-recovery-time 9; + } + extended-vni-list all; + vni-options { + vni $VNI { + vrf-target $VNI_RT; + } + } + } + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: Direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP EVPN overlay (collapsed spine) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - The EVPN overlay (group l3clos-l-evpn) runs directly between the two + * collapsed leaves over their loopbacks (multihop ttl 1, no-nexthop-change) — + * no spine relay because there is no spine. + * - family evpn signaling with loops 2 allows Type-5 routes to re-enter for + * inter-VRF routing on the border-capable collapsed switches. + * - BFD 3000ms x 3 (multihop overlay). + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf (underlay reachability) + * - junos/interfaces/loopback.conf (lo0 local-address) + * - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the EVI advertised here) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $OVERLAY_BFD_MS e.g. 3000 + * $BFD_MULTIPLIER e.g. 3 + * $PEER_LOOPBACK e.g. 192.168.253.1 + * $PEER_DESCRIPTION e.g. facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2-evpn-overlay + * $LOCAL_LOOPBACK e.g. 192.168.253.0 + * $PEER_AS e.g. 64801 + */ +protocols { + bgp { + group l3clos-l-evpn { + type external; + multihop { + ttl 1; + no-nexthop-change; + } + family evpn { + signaling { + loops 2; + } + } + multipath { + multiple-as; + } + bfd-liveness-detection { + minimum-interval $OVERLAY_BFD_MS; + multiplier $BFD_MULTIPLIER; + } + neighbor $PEER_LOOPBACK { + description $PEER_DESCRIPTION; + local-address $LOCAL_LOOPBACK; + family evpn { + signaling; + } + export ( EVPN_EXPORT ); + peer-as $PEER_AS; + } + vpn-apply-export; + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: Direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP underlay (collapsed spine) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - In a collapsed fabric there is NO spine tier — the two switches ARE the + * fabric. This is the eBGP underlay (group l3clos-l) directly between the two + * collapsed leaves over point-to-point /31 links. + * - Repeat the neighbor block per direct link (the pair is dual-linked). + * - BFD (1000ms x 3) for fast underlay convergence; export BGP-AOS-Policy. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf (EVPN overlay over loopbacks) + * - junos/interfaces/loopback.conf (lo0 router-id / VTEP) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $UNDERLAY_BFD_MS e.g. 1000 + * $BFD_MULTIPLIER e.g. 3 + * $PEER_LINK_IP e.g. 10.0.3.0 + * $PEER_DESCRIPTION e.g. facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2 + * $LOCAL_LINK_IP e.g. 10.0.3.1 + * $PEER_AS e.g. 64801 + */ +protocols { + bgp { + group l3clos-l { + type external; + multipath { + multiple-as; + } + bfd-liveness-detection { + minimum-interval $UNDERLAY_BFD_MS; + multiplier $BFD_MULTIPLIER; + } + neighbor $PEER_LINK_IP { + description $PEER_DESCRIPTION; + local-address $LOCAL_LINK_IP; + family inet { + unicast; + } + export ( BGP-AOS-Policy ); + peer-as $PEER_AS; + } + vpn-apply-export; + } + } +} +``` + +## _variables.md + +# Snip Variable Reference — Collapsed Data Center Fabric + +Variables used across the `collapsed_dc_fabric` snip library. Replace `$VARIABLE` +placeholders with site-specific values when adapting snips to a new deployment. +JVD-wide constants (group names `l3clos-l` / `l3clos-l-evpn`, policy names +`BGP-AOS-Policy` / `EVPN_EXPORT`, the `evpn-1` MAC-VRF instance) are left literal +because they *are* the abstraction the JVD documents. + +Both collapsed switches run **Junos OS** (baseline QFX5120-48Y), so every snip +lives under `junos/` — there is no `evo/` tree. + +## Transport (direct leaf-to-leaf) + +| Variable | Example | Used in | +|----------|---------|---------| +| `$UNDERLAY_BFD_MS` | `1000` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp | +| `$OVERLAY_BFD_MS` | `3000` | collapsed-evpn-overlay | +| `$BFD_MULTIPLIER` | `3` | both | +| `$PEER_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.0` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp | +| `$LOCAL_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.1` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp | +| `$PEER_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.1` | collapsed-evpn-overlay | +| `$LOCAL_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.0` | collapsed-evpn-overlay | +| `$PEER_DESCRIPTION` | `facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2` | both | +| `$PEER_AS` | `64801` | both | + +## Services + +| Variable | Example | Used in | +|----------|---------|---------| +| `$VNI` | `10400` | mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan | +| `$VNI_RT` | `target:10400:1` | mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan | + +## Interfaces + +| Variable | Example | Used in | +|----------|---------|---------| +| `$AE_IFD` | `ae1` | esi-lag-access | +| `$AE_DESCRIPTION` | `to.dc3-rack-001-sys001` | esi-lag-access | +| `$ESI_VALUE` | `00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01` | esi-lag-access | +| `$LACP_SYSTEM_ID` | `02:00:00:00:00:01` | esi-lag-access | +| `$VLAN_MEMBERS` | `vn400 vn401` | esi-lag-access | +| `$IRB_UNIT` | `400` | irb-anycast-gateway | +| `$IRB_ADDRESS` | `10.0.0.1/24` | irb-anycast-gateway | +| `$ANYCAST_MAC` | `00:1c:73:00:00:01` | irb-anycast-gateway | +| `$LO_UNIT` | `0` | loopback | +| `$LO_IPV4` | `192.168.253.0/32` | loopback | + +## byoai/TIERS.md + +# Configuration Form Tiers + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It tells the AI which snippet files to include for each feature at each verbosity tier. It is bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +For each feature, the AI includes ONLY the snips listed for the chosen tier — and ONLY those — unless the user explicitly asks for more. Both collapsed switches run Junos, so all snips are under `junos/`. + +The two tiers: + +- **minimum** — just the requested feature's stanza(s). Assumes the collapsed fabric (direct underlay + EVPN overlay) is already present. +- **as-deployed** — the feature + the supporting config the JVD renders alongside it. + +--- + +## collapsed-fabric (direct leaf-to-leaf transport) + +The two-switch fabric baseline: the direct eBGP underlay + EVPN overlay between the collapsed leaves. + +**minimum** +- `junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf` (direct leaf-to-leaf underlay) +- `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` (direct leaf-to-leaf EVPN overlay) + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/interfaces/loopback.conf` (lo0 router-id / VTEP / per-VRF) + +--- + +## mac-vrf (VLAN-aware MAC-VRF) + +The L2 EVPN-VXLAN instance and its anycast gateway. + +**minimum** +- `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` (evpn-1, 1 VNI per VLAN) +- `junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf` (anycast IRB gateway per VLAN) + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` (advertises the EVI) +- `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` (multihomed access into the VLANs) + +--- + +## esi-access (multihomed access) + +An all-active ESI-LAG to dual-home a server / access switch to both collapsed switches. + +**minimum** +- `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` (the VLANs/VNIs carried on the trunk) + +--- + +## Greenfield collapsed turn-up + +For a full two-switch turn-up, include everything: both transport snips + loopback + MAC-VRF + anycast IRB + ESI-LAG. + +## Add-a-feature requests + +When the user asks to add a single stanza, emit ONLY that snip: +- **Direct underlay** → `junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf` +- **Direct EVPN overlay** → `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` +- **MAC-VRF** → `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` +- **Anycast IRB gateway** → `junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf` +- **ESI-LAG access** → `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` +- **Loopback** → `junos/interfaces/loopback.conf` + +## byoai/DEFAULTS.md + +# Auto-Fill Defaults + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It gives the deterministic JVD lab-default values the AI uses in `auto` mode (or when the user short-circuits with `all defaults` / `use defaults` / `skip`). It is bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +Use these values EXACTLY. Do not invent alternative defaults. Every value the AI auto-fills MUST be listed in the output's `Inputs used:` block so the user can rerun with edits. Addresses below are the JVD lab's actual values (from each device `.conf`, generated by Juniper Apstra) — substitute site values when deploying. + +--- + +## Device inventory (the collapsed topology) + +| Device | Platform | OS | Role | Loopback | AS | +|--------|----------|----|------|----------|----| +| `leaf1_qfx5120-48y` | QFX5120-48Y | Junos | Collapsed-spine leaf 1 | `192.168.253.0` | `64800` | +| `leaf2_qfx5120-48y` | QFX5120-48Y | Junos | Collapsed-spine leaf 2 | `192.168.253.1` | `64801` | +| `external router` | MX204 | Junos | External gateway | — | — | + +> The JVD validates five collapsed-spine platforms (QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR); the configs use the QFX5120-48Y baseline. The two leaves are eBGP peers with each other — leaf1 peer-as toward leaf2 is `64801` and vice-versa. + +**Device-choice shortcut** (offered in the clarifying question): +- `LEAF-PAIR` → `leaf1_qfx5120-48y` + `leaf2_qfx5120-48y` + +--- + +## Feature defaults + +| Variable | Default | Notes | +|----------|---------|-------| +| `$UNDERLAY_BFD_MS` | `1000` | direct underlay BFD | +| `$OVERLAY_BFD_MS` | `3000` | direct EVPN overlay BFD (multihop) | +| `$BFD_MULTIPLIER` | `3` | both | +| `$PEER_AS` | `64801` (from leaf1) / `64800` (from leaf2) | the *other* collapsed switch | +| `$LOCAL_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.0` (leaf1) / `192.168.253.1` (leaf2) | overlay local-address | +| `$PEER_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.1` (from leaf1) | overlay peer (other leaf) | +| `$PEER_LINK_IP` / `$LOCAL_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.x` /31 | direct underlay p2p link | +| `$VNI` | `10400` | first fabric VNI | +| `$VNI_RT` | `target:10400:1` | per-VNI route target | +| `$IRB_UNIT` | `400` | first routed VLAN IRB unit | +| `$IRB_ADDRESS` | `10.0.0.1/24` | anycast gateway address (identical on both switches) | +| `$ANYCAST_MAC` | `00:1c:73:00:00:01` | anycast gateway MAC (identical on both switches) | +| `$ESI_VALUE` | `00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01` | ESI-LAG ESI (identical on both switches) | +| `$LACP_SYSTEM_ID` | `02:00:00:00:00:01` | ESI-LAG LACP system-id (identical on both switches) | + +--- + +## Literal constants (never templated) + +- Fabric BGP groups: `l3clos-l` (direct underlay), `l3clos-l-evpn` (direct overlay). +- Policies: `BGP-AOS-Policy`, `EVPN_EXPORT`. +- MAC-VRF instance: `evpn-1` (VLAN-aware, `default-gateway do-not-advertise`). + +## byoai/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md + +# Output Format + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It defines the exact shape every generation must take. Bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +## 1. `Inputs used:` block (always first) + +Every generation begins with a YAML comment block listing **every** value picked or accepted: + +```yaml +# Inputs used: +# mode: auto # or "interview" +# form: as-deployed # or "minimum" +# devices: +# leaf1: { name: , os: junos, role: collapsed-leaf, loopback4: , as: } +# leaf2: { ... } +# features: +# - { kind: , +# vni: , # MAC-VRF VNI +# vni_rt: , # per-VNI route target +# irb_unit: , # anycast IRB unit +# irb_address: , # anycast gateway (same on both switches) +# anycast_mac: , # anycast gateway MAC (same on both switches) +# esi: , # ESI-LAG ESI (same on both switches) +# lacp_system_id: } # ESI-LAG LACP system-id (same on both switches) +# snips_used: +# - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf +# - junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf +# - ... +``` + +This block makes every generation reproducible — the user can paste it back to regenerate the same output. + +## 2. One fenced `text` block per device + +Each device block starts with a `# device:` label and groups its snips with `/* snips/ */` section comments: + +```text +# device: +/* snips/.conf */ + + +/* snips/.conf */ + +``` + +Drop the leading C-style `/* … */` documentation header from each snip when emitting. Keep one `/* snips/ */` line as the section comment. + +## 3. `Notes:` section (always last) + +Bullets covering: + +- Snips intentionally omitted (and why). +- Inputs defaulted because the user did not provide them. +- Cross-device consistency the user must verify: + - ESI-LAG **ESI value** and **LACP system-id** MUST be identical on both collapsed switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it all-active). + - The anycast IRB **`mac`** and gateway **address** MUST be identical on both switches for the same VLAN. + - MAC-VRF **per-VNI route-targets** MUST match across both switches. + - The two leaves are eBGP peers with each other; each has its own loopback and AS. +- Anything by-pattern rather than validated on that exact device (e.g., a user-supplied hostname not in any snip's `Seen on:` list). +- Collapsed reminders: the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF uses `default-gateway do-not-advertise` (each switch owns its anycast gateway locally); the direct EVPN overlay (`l3clos-l-evpn`) runs over loopbacks and the underlay (`l3clos-l`) over the point-to-point links between the two switches. + +## Refusal + +If the request cannot be fulfilled from the snip library, do not apologise. Say exactly: + +``` +I cannot generate this from the snip library because . +``` + +…and stop. diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/make-launch-links.sh b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/make-launch-links.sh new file mode 100755 index 00000000..95eb06be --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/make-launch-links.sh @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# +# Print the one-click "Open in ChatGPT" / "Open in Claude" launch +# URLs that bootstrap an AI chat with the BYOAI system prompt. +# +# These URLs ship a short bootstrap message that tells the AI to +# fetch jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt from GitHub and adopt it as its +# system prompt, then greet the user per the prompt's own +# instructions. Works in any AI with web fetch enabled. +# +# Run from anywhere; print to stdout. Used by the README and as a +# sanity check that the URLs still encode correctly. +# +set -euo pipefail + +PROMPT_URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt" + +MSG="Please fetch this URL and use its contents as task instructions for our conversation — it is a public, user-authored guide that tells you how to help me generate Juniper network configuration from a published library of validated config snippets. After fetching, follow its instructions to greet me. URL: ${PROMPT_URL}" + +ENC=$(python3 -c "import sys, urllib.parse; print(urllib.parse.quote(sys.argv[1]))" "$MSG") + +echo "ChatGPT: https://chatgpt.com/?q=${ENC}" +echo "Claude: https://claude.ai/new?q=${ENC}" +echo "Gemini: https://gemini.google.com/app (no ?q= support; paste this message manually:)" +echo " ${MSG}" diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/make-manifest.py b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/make-manifest.py new file mode 100755 index 00000000..8f82ff5e --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/make-manifest.py @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Generate MANIFEST.json: a per-snip catalog the AI fetches first +to decide which snip files to pull on demand, instead of loading +the whole jvd-collapsed-snips.md bundle. + +Walks ../junos and ../evo, parses each .conf file's header +(`Topic:`, `Seen on:` Junos/EVO device lists), and emits a JSON +manifest with per-snip metadata + raw.githubusercontent.com URLs. + +Run from the byoai/ folder. +""" +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +import re +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +REPO_ROOT_PARTS = ( + "data_center", + "adc", + "collapsed_dc_fabric", + "configuration", + "snips", +) +RAW_BASE = ( + "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/" + + "/".join(REPO_ROOT_PARTS) +) + +SNIPS_DIR = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent # .../snips/ + +TOPIC_RE = re.compile(r"^\s*\*\s*Topic:\s*(.+?)\s*$", re.MULTILINE) +SEEN_JUNOS_RE = re.compile(r"^\s*\*\s*Junos:\s*(.+?)\s*$", re.MULTILINE) +SEEN_EVO_RE = re.compile(r"^\s*\*\s*EVO:\s*(.+?)\s*$", re.MULTILINE) + + +def _devices(line: str) -> list[str]: + """Extract device hostnames from a 'Junos:' or 'EVO:' line. + + Device names always contain an underscore (e.g. esi-leaf1_qfx5120-48y, + spine1_qfx5220-32cd). Strip parenthetical phrases like '(none — ...)'. + """ + line = re.sub(r"\([^)]*\)", "", line) + return [tok for tok in line.split() if "_" in tok] + + +def parse_header(path: Path) -> dict: + text = path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="replace") + head = text.split("*/", 1)[0] # only look inside the leading C comment + topic_m = TOPIC_RE.search(head) + junos_m = SEEN_JUNOS_RE.search(head) + evo_m = SEEN_EVO_RE.search(head) + + seen_on = [] + if junos_m: + seen_on += _devices(junos_m.group(1)) + if evo_m: + seen_on += _devices(evo_m.group(1)) + + return { + "topic": (topic_m.group(1).strip() if topic_m else ""), + "seen_on": seen_on, + "size_bytes": path.stat().st_size, + } + + +def build_entry(conf_path: Path) -> dict: + rel = conf_path.relative_to(SNIPS_DIR).as_posix() + os_family, category, filename = rel.split("/", 2) + header = parse_header(conf_path) + return { + "path": rel, + "os": os_family, # "junos" | "evo" + "category": category, # bootstrap | interfaces | oam | policy | services | transport + "name": filename.removesuffix(".conf"), + "topic": header["topic"], + "seen_on": header["seen_on"], + "size_bytes": header["size_bytes"], + "raw_url": f"{RAW_BASE}/{rel}", + } + + +def main() -> int: + snips = [] + for conf in sorted(SNIPS_DIR.glob("**/*.conf")): + if conf.relative_to(SNIPS_DIR).parts[0] not in ("junos", "evo"): + continue + snips.append(build_entry(conf)) + + # Sibling reference files the AI also needs. + extras = [ + { + "path": "_variables.md", + "kind": "glossary", + "topic": "Glossary of $VAR placeholders used across all snips", + "raw_url": f"{RAW_BASE}/_variables.md", + }, + { + "path": "byoai/TIERS.md", + "kind": "reference", + "topic": "Per-service snip lists for `minimum` vs `as-deployed` configuration form", + "raw_url": f"{RAW_BASE}/byoai/TIERS.md", + }, + { + "path": "byoai/DEFAULTS.md", + "kind": "reference", + "topic": "Auto-fill rules: lab-default loopbacks, AS numbers, VNIs, RD/RT, ESI shape", + "raw_url": f"{RAW_BASE}/byoai/DEFAULTS.md", + }, + { + "path": "byoai/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md", + "kind": "reference", + "topic": "Required output format: YAML Inputs block, per-device fenced blocks, Notes section", + "raw_url": f"{RAW_BASE}/byoai/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md", + }, + ] + + manifest = { + "schema_version": 1, + "description": ( + "BYOAI snip manifest. Fetch the entries you need from raw_url; " + "do NOT fetch every snip. See byoai/SYSTEM_PROMPT.md for the " + "selection rules." + ), + "raw_url_base": RAW_BASE, + "snip_count": len(snips), + "snips": snips, + "reference_files": extras, + } + + out = SNIPS_DIR / "byoai" / "MANIFEST.json" + out.write_text(json.dumps(manifest, indent=2) + "\n", encoding="utf-8") + print(f"wrote: {out.relative_to(SNIPS_DIR.parent.parent.parent.parent)} ({len(snips)} snips, {out.stat().st_size} bytes)") + return 0 + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + sys.exit(main()) diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/regenerate-bundle.sh b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/regenerate-bundle.sh new file mode 100755 index 00000000..91a72eac --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/regenerate-bundle.sh @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# +# Regenerate jvd-collapsed-snips.md from the current contents of +# snips/junos/, snips/evo/, and snips/_variables.md. +# +# Run after any change to the snip library so the BYOAI bundle +# stays in sync with the source files. +# +set -euo pipefail + +cd "$(dirname "$0")/.." # cd into snips/ + +OUT="byoai/jvd-collapsed-snips.md" + +{ + echo "# JVD Collapsed Data Center Fabric snippet library" + echo + for f in $(find junos -name '*.conf' | sort); do + echo "## $f" + echo + echo '```' + cat "$f" + echo '```' + echo + done + echo "## _variables.md" + echo + cat _variables.md + echo + echo "## byoai/TIERS.md" + echo + cat byoai/TIERS.md + echo + echo "## byoai/DEFAULTS.md" + echo + cat byoai/DEFAULTS.md + echo + echo "## byoai/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md" + echo + cat byoai/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md +} > "$OUT" + +lines=$(wc -l < "$OUT") +size=$(du -h "$OUT" | cut -f1) +echo "regenerated: $OUT ($lines lines, $size)" + +# Also extract the fenced system-prompt block to a standalone shareable file. +PROMPT_OUT="byoai/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt" +awk '/^```$/{f=!f; next} f' byoai/SYSTEM_PROMPT.md > "$PROMPT_OUT" +plines=$(wc -l < "$PROMPT_OUT") +psize=$(du -h "$PROMPT_OUT" | cut -f1) +echo "regenerated: $PROMPT_OUT ($plines lines, $psize)" + +# Regenerate the MANIFEST.json (used by AIs with web fetch to pull +# only the snips they need on demand). +byoai/make-manifest.py diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf new file mode 100644 index 00000000..946f5caa --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +/* + * Topic: ESI-LAG all-active access (multihomed server / access switch) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - Dual-homes a server or access switch to BOTH collapsed leaves with an + * all-active ESI-LAG (AE bundle + EVPN ESI + LACP). + * - The ESI value AND the LACP system-id MUST be identical on both collapsed + * switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it all-active). + * - unit 0 is an ethernet-switching trunk carrying the fabric VLANs (vn). + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the VLANs/VNIs carried on the trunk) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $AE_IFD e.g. ae1 + * $AE_DESCRIPTION e.g. to.dc3-rack-001-sys001 + * $ESI_VALUE e.g. 00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01 + * $LACP_SYSTEM_ID e.g. 02:00:00:00:00:01 + * $VLAN_MEMBERS e.g. vn400 vn401 + */ +interfaces { + $AE_IFD { + description $AE_DESCRIPTION; + mtu 9216; + esi { + $ESI_VALUE; + all-active; + } + aggregated-ether-options { + lacp { + active; + system-id $LACP_SYSTEM_ID; + } + } + unit 0 { + family ethernet-switching { + interface-mode trunk; + vlan { + members [ $VLAN_MEMBERS ]; + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bf43cb1d --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +/* + * Topic: Anycast IRB gateway for a fabric VLAN + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - The distributed anycast L3 gateway for a VLAN. Both collapsed switches use + * the SAME irb unit address and the SAME `mac` value, so hosts see one + * consistent default gateway regardless of which switch they land on. + * - MTU 9000 supports jumbo frames across the fabric. + * - Repeat the unit block per routed VLAN; bind the units into the tenant VRF. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the L2 domain this gateways) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $IRB_UNIT e.g. 400 + * $IRB_ADDRESS e.g. 10.0.0.1/24 + * $ANYCAST_MAC e.g. 00:1c:73:00:00:01 + */ +interfaces { + irb { + unit $IRB_UNIT { + family inet { + mtu 9000; + address $IRB_ADDRESS; + } + mac $ANYCAST_MAC; + } + } +} diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/loopback.conf b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/loopback.conf new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ca7d71ff --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/loopback.conf @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +/* + * Topic: Loopback lo0 addressing (router-id / VTEP / per-VRF) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - lo0.0 is the router-id / VTEP source and the local-address for the + * collapsed EVPN overlay (l3clos-l-evpn). + * - Additional units (lo0.2, lo0.3, ...) are per-VRF loopbacks used by the + * tenant routing-instances. + * - Repeat the unit block per loopback. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf (lo0.0 as overlay local-address) + * - junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf (lo0 router-id / VTEP) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $LO_UNIT e.g. 0 + * $LO_IPV4 e.g. 192.168.253.0/32 + */ +interfaces { + lo0 { + unit $LO_UNIT { + family inet { + address $LO_IPV4; + } + } + } +} diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf new file mode 100644 index 00000000..14990803 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +/* + * Topic: VLAN-aware MAC-VRF EVPN-VXLAN instance + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - The single VLAN-aware MAC-VRF (evpn-1) per collapsed switch — one VXLAN VNI + * per VLAN, with per-VNI route targets under vni-options. + * - default-gateway do-not-advertise: each switch owns its anycast IRB gateway + * locally (symmetric ERB), so the gateway MAC is not advertised over EVPN. + * - duplicate-mac-detection guards against host mis-cabling / loops. + * - Repeat the vni block per stretched VLAN/VNI. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf (advertises the EVI) + * - junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf (L3 anycast gateway per VLAN) + * - junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf (ESI access into the VLANs) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $VNI e.g. 10400 + * $VNI_RT e.g. target:10400:1 + */ +routing-instances { + evpn-1 { + instance-type mac-vrf; + protocols { + evpn { + encapsulation vxlan; + default-gateway do-not-advertise; + duplicate-mac-detection { + auto-recovery-time 9; + } + extended-vni-list all; + vni-options { + vni $VNI { + vrf-target $VNI_RT; + } + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c6c98997 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +/* + * Topic: Direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP EVPN overlay (collapsed spine) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - The EVPN overlay (group l3clos-l-evpn) runs directly between the two + * collapsed leaves over their loopbacks (multihop ttl 1, no-nexthop-change) — + * no spine relay because there is no spine. + * - family evpn signaling with loops 2 allows Type-5 routes to re-enter for + * inter-VRF routing on the border-capable collapsed switches. + * - BFD 3000ms x 3 (multihop overlay). + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf (underlay reachability) + * - junos/interfaces/loopback.conf (lo0 local-address) + * - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the EVI advertised here) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $OVERLAY_BFD_MS e.g. 3000 + * $BFD_MULTIPLIER e.g. 3 + * $PEER_LOOPBACK e.g. 192.168.253.1 + * $PEER_DESCRIPTION e.g. facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2-evpn-overlay + * $LOCAL_LOOPBACK e.g. 192.168.253.0 + * $PEER_AS e.g. 64801 + */ +protocols { + bgp { + group l3clos-l-evpn { + type external; + multihop { + ttl 1; + no-nexthop-change; + } + family evpn { + signaling { + loops 2; + } + } + multipath { + multiple-as; + } + bfd-liveness-detection { + minimum-interval $OVERLAY_BFD_MS; + multiplier $BFD_MULTIPLIER; + } + neighbor $PEER_LOOPBACK { + description $PEER_DESCRIPTION; + local-address $LOCAL_LOOPBACK; + family evpn { + signaling; + } + export ( EVPN_EXPORT ); + peer-as $PEER_AS; + } + vpn-apply-export; + } + } +} diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf new file mode 100644 index 00000000..078bac85 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +/* + * Topic: Direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP underlay (collapsed spine) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - In a collapsed fabric there is NO spine tier — the two switches ARE the + * fabric. This is the eBGP underlay (group l3clos-l) directly between the two + * collapsed leaves over point-to-point /31 links. + * - Repeat the neighbor block per direct link (the pair is dual-linked). + * - BFD (1000ms x 3) for fast underlay convergence; export BGP-AOS-Policy. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf (EVPN overlay over loopbacks) + * - junos/interfaces/loopback.conf (lo0 router-id / VTEP) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $UNDERLAY_BFD_MS e.g. 1000 + * $BFD_MULTIPLIER e.g. 3 + * $PEER_LINK_IP e.g. 10.0.3.0 + * $PEER_DESCRIPTION e.g. facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2 + * $LOCAL_LINK_IP e.g. 10.0.3.1 + * $PEER_AS e.g. 64801 + */ +protocols { + bgp { + group l3clos-l { + type external; + multipath { + multiple-as; + } + bfd-liveness-detection { + minimum-interval $UNDERLAY_BFD_MS; + multiplier $BFD_MULTIPLIER; + } + neighbor $PEER_LINK_IP { + description $PEER_DESCRIPTION; + local-address $LOCAL_LINK_IP; + family inet { + unicast; + } + export ( BGP-AOS-Policy ); + peer-as $PEER_AS; + } + vpn-apply-export; + } + } +} diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/datasheet.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/datasheet.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b430eacd --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/datasheet.md @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +# Collapsed Data Center Fabric — Datasheet + +> **JVD-DCFABRIC-COLLAPSED-01-02** · slug `collapsed` · two-switch EVPN-VXLAN collapsed-spine fabric +> Quick-reference for the Collapsed Data Center Fabric JVD. Grounds the [BYOAI](../configuration/snips/byoai/README.md) Design mode. + +## At a glance + +A validated **two-switch EVPN-VXLAN collapsed-spine fabric** for small data centers — the two switches perform spine, leaf, and border-leaf roles simultaneously and peer **directly** (no separate spine tier). ERB overlay with anycast IRB, ESI-LAG multihoming, and border-gateway connectivity to an external router. Managed by Juniper Apstra. + +| | | +|---|---| +| **JVD / slug** | Collapsed Data Center Fabric · `collapsed` | +| **Track** | Data Center — Apstra Data Center (ADC) | +| **Architecture** | Collapsed spine (2 switches = spine + leaf + border leaf); ERB EVPN-VXLAN | +| **Underlay / overlay** | eBGP underlay (`l3clos-l`, direct leaf-to-leaf) + eBGP EVPN overlay (`l3clos-l-evpn`, over loopbacks); BFD on both; ECMP fast re-route | +| **Routing** | VLAN-aware MAC-VRF (1 VNI per VLAN); symmetric anycast IRB; EVPN Type-2 + Type-5; per-VRF eBGP to external router | +| **Multihoming** | ESI-LAG (AE bundle + ESI + LACP) to dual-home servers / access switches | +| **Automation** | Juniper Apstra 4.2.1 | +| **Min. validated software** | Junos OS **23.4R2-S3**; Apstra **4.2.1**. See juniper.net for the current matrix. | + +## Device roles (as shipped in this folder) + +The configurations in [`../configuration/conf/`](../configuration/conf/) cover the two collapsed-spine leaves. + +| Role | Device(s) | OS | Hostnames | Loopback | AS | +|------|-----------|----|-----------|----------|----| +| Collapsed-spine leaf pair | **QFX5120-48Y** | Junos | `leaf1`, `leaf2` | 192.168.253.0 / .1 | 64800 / 64801 | +| External router | MX204 | Junos | — | — | — | + +> The JVD validates **five** collapsed-spine platforms — QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR — for the same role; the shipped configs use the QFX5120-48Y baseline. See [`../README.md`](../README.md). + +## Protocols & functions + +- **Direct peering:** with no spine, the two leaves form the fabric — eBGP underlay over point-to-point links and an eBGP EVPN overlay over loopbacks (multihop ttl 1) between the two switches. +- **ERB routing:** VLAN-aware MAC-VRF (`evpn-1`), 1 VXLAN VNI per VLAN; symmetric anycast IRB gateways; EVPN Type-2 (MAC/IP) + Type-5 (IP-prefix). +- **Multihoming:** ESI-LAG (AE + ESI + LACP) for dual-homed servers/access switches; 2 ESI per leaf validated. +- **Border / external:** each tenant VRF (Red / Blue) runs eBGP (`l3rtr`) to an external MX204 for inter-VRF and external connectivity — the collapsed switches are the border-leaf gateways. +- **Resilience:** BFD on underlay + overlay (500 ms / 1000 ms); IP ECMP with fast re-route. + +## Use cases + +| Use case | Fit | +|----------|-----| +| **Edge / ROBO** | Small-footprint HA fabric for remote and branch sites | +| **Single-rack POD** | A rack-scale fabric within a larger data center | +| **Test lab / starter** | Low-cost Apstra-managed fabric to learn intent-based operations | +| **L2 extension** | Extend L2 domains to remote sites over EVPN | + +## Key results (highlights) + +- Access link failure convergence **< 50 ms**; node reboot / BGP flap **< 500 ms**. +- Global MAC initialization for 20k entries **< 10 s**. +- Scale: 2,000 VLANs/VNIs/IRBs per leaf; 10,000 total MAC-IP. + +## Design concepts (jump-to) + +- **Collapsed spine / direct peering** → [design guide § Use case and reference architecture](design-guide.md#use-case-and-reference-architecture). +- **Fabric characteristics** → [design guide § Fabric characteristics](design-guide.md#fabric-characteristics). +- **Features & scale** → [test report brief § High-level features tested](test-report-brief.md#high-level-features-tested). + +## References + +- **JVD page (juniper.net):** https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/jvd/jvd-collapsed-dc-fabric-with-apstra/index.html +- **Portal:** [JVD portal](https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/) (Discover · Learn · Design · Build) +- **Companion docs:** [solution-overview.md](solution-overview.md) · [design-guide.md](design-guide.md) · [test-report-brief.md](test-report-brief.md) +- **Configs / snips:** [`../configuration/conf/`](../configuration/conf/) · [`../configuration/snips/`](../configuration/snips/) · [BYOAI assistant](../configuration/snips/byoai/README.md) +- **Related JVDs:** [3-stage data center](../../3stage_dc/) (scale up) · Collapsed Fabric with Access Switches JVDE (more ports). diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/design-guide.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/design-guide.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..52c473ad --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/design-guide.md @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +# Design Guide — Collapsed Data Center Fabric + +> **JVD-DCFABRIC-COLLAPSED-01-02** · Juniper Validated Design · collapsed-spine EVPN-VXLAN +> Source: *Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra — Juniper Validated Design (JVD)* (juniper.net). +> Companion docs: [solution-overview.md](solution-overview.md) · [test-report-brief.md](test-report-brief.md) · [datasheet.md](datasheet.md) + +## About this document + +This document provides an overview of the steps to provision a **Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra** — two switches in a collapsed-spine architecture. It is intended for an audience familiar with Junos OS, QFX Series switches, and Juniper Apstra. + +## Solution benefits + +The Collapsed Data Center Fabric JVD is designed for scenarios where a 3-stage data center network would be an unreasonably large investment. Use cases include: + +- Remote sites and branch office data center networks +- Extending current L2 domains to remote sites through EVPN +- Single-rack PODs within a larger data center +- Deployments where low budget, space, or power constraints are a primary consideration +- Small data center networks needing high availability + +**Juniper Apstra** is a multi-vendor, intent-based network fabric management solution that provides closed-loop automation and assurance — translating business intent into device-specific configuration and continuously self-validating against intent. + +## Use case and reference architecture + +The topology is created in Juniper Apstra. The JVD is a **two-switch** network fabric for small deployments; the switches perform the roles of spine, leaf, and border leaf simultaneously, enabling high availability with a minimum of switch hardware (resource constraints limit real-world expandability). + +- For more ports than two collapsed switches provide via access switches, see the **Collapsed Fabric with Apstra and Access Switches JVDE**. +- For more fabric ports, see the **3-Stage Data Center Design with Juniper Apstra JVD**. + +The design uses **EVPN-VXLAN for the control plane and eBGP for both underlay and overlay** signaling, so leaf switches discover remote hosts without flooding the overlay with ARP/ND. Because the collapsed switches serve all fabric roles including border leaf, they are tested to serve as **anycast gateways** as well as **gateways to external networks** (DCI features). + +## Solution architecture + +### Hardware and software + +The following switches are validated for the collapsed-spine role (baseline used in the walkthrough is **QFX5120-48Y**): + +| Role | Validated platforms | +|------|---------------------| +| Collapsed spine (×2) | QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR | +| External router | MX204 | + +| Juniper product | Software / version | +|-----------------|--------------------| +| Juniper Apstra | 4.2.1 | +| Junos OS | 23.4R2-S3 | + +### Fabric characteristics + +- **Direct leaf-to-leaf peering** — with no separate spine tier, the two collapsed switches peer directly: an eBGP **underlay** (`l3clos-l`, over point-to-point links) and an eBGP **EVPN overlay** (`l3clos-l-evpn`, over loopbacks, multihop ttl 1) between the two leaves. +- **ERB overlay** — symmetric IRB with anycast gateways on both switches; a VLAN-aware **MAC-VRF** (`evpn-1`) with one VXLAN VNI per VLAN. +- **ESI-LAG multihoming** — AE bundles with ESI + LACP to dual-home servers/access switches across both collapsed switches. +- **External / border** — each tenant VRF peers via eBGP (`l3rtr`) to an external router (MX204) for inter-VRF and external connectivity; the collapsed switches act as border-leaf gateways. +- **Resilience** — BFD on underlay and overlay (500 ms / 1000 ms timers); IP ECMP with fast re-route. + +## Configuration walkthrough + +The fabric is provisioned through Apstra (logical devices, interface maps, a **collapsed-spine** rack type and template, a blueprint with IP/ASN pools, then routing zones (VRFs), virtual networks (VLAN/VNI), and connectivity templates to hosts and the external router). Apstra's Data Center reference design renders native Junos config for both switches. + +## Recommendations + +- Junos OS **23.4R2-S3** is the recommended version (updated from 22.2R3-S3 in revision 01-02). +- The collapsed fabric is ideal where a 3-stage fabric is oversized; scale beyond two switches with the Access-Switches JVDE or move to the 3-stage design. + +## Revision history + +| Date | Version | Description | +|------|---------|-------------| +| April 2024 | JVD-DCFABRIC-COLLAPSED-01-01 | Initial publish | +| January 2025 | JVD-DCFABRIC-COLLAPSED-01-02 | Recommended Junos version updated to 23.4R2-S3 (from 22.2R3-S3) | + +## Sources + +- *Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra — Juniper Validated Design (JVD)* — JVD-DCFABRIC-COLLAPSED-01-02 (juniper.net). +- Companion: [solution-overview.md](solution-overview.md), [test-report-brief.md](test-report-brief.md), [datasheet.md](datasheet.md). diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/images/.gitkeep b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/images/.gitkeep new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e69de29b diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/images/README.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/images/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e1c4b552 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/images/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +# Documentation figures — Collapsed Data Center Fabric + +Figures extracted from the published Juniper Validated Design PDFs and used by the markdown design corpus in this folder. Diagrams © Juniper Networks; reproduced from the public JVD documents on juniper.net. + +| File | Figure | Source | +|------|--------|--------| +| [`collapsed-fabric-topology.png`](collapsed-fabric-topology.png) | Collapsed Data Center Fabric topology — two collapsed-spine leaves (`leaf1` / `leaf2`) peering directly over EVPN-VXLAN, an external gateway (MX204), and ESI-multihomed hosts | *Solution Overview*, Figure 1 | + +Referenced from [solution-overview.md](../solution-overview.md). + +## Regenerating + +Figures are extracted from the source PDFs with `pdfimages -png` (embedded rasters). The source PDFs are not stored in the repo — they are the published documents on juniper.net (archived internally under the JVD's audit materials). diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/images/collapsed-fabric-topology.png b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/images/collapsed-fabric-topology.png new file mode 100644 index 00000000..dbc1526f Binary files /dev/null and b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/images/collapsed-fabric-topology.png differ diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/solution-overview.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/solution-overview.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..999b2553 --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/solution-overview.md @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +# Solution Overview — Collapsed Data Center Fabric + +> **JVD-DCFABRIC-COLLAPSED-01-02** · Juniper Validated Design · small-DC collapsed-spine fabric +> Source: *JVD Solution Overview: Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra* (juniper.net). +> Companion docs: [design-guide.md](design-guide.md) · [test-report-brief.md](test-report-brief.md) · [datasheet.md](datasheet.md) + +## Executive summary + +Data center operators must deliver and maintain network infrastructures across a range of scales. Small data center networks in particular are often bespoke designs optimized for cost efficiency, which introduces a unique troubleshooting burden on networking teams. The **Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra** is a Juniper Validated Design (JVD) that provides organizations with a widely deployed small data center network that is reliable, cost-effective, and reuses the skills networking teams have built with larger-scale Juniper data center JVDs. + +## Solution overview + +The Collapsed Data Center Fabric is Juniper's best-practice architecture for **small networks** — a modern collapsed fabric (also known as collapsed spine) with EVPN-VXLAN. The JVD consists of only **two switches** that perform the roles of spine, leaf, and border leaf simultaneously; there are **five switch platforms** to choose from depending on need. + +![Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra](images/collapsed-fabric-topology.png) +*Figure 1. Collapsed Data Center Fabric — two collapsed-spine leaves peering directly over EVPN-VXLAN, with an external gateway and multihomed hosts.* + +This JVD is particularly well suited to **edge deployments, remote office / branch office (ROBO), test labs, and single-rack fabrics**, and makes a great starter network for teams discovering the benefits of Juniper Apstra. It uses an **ERB-based** architecture with spine, leaf, and border-leaf roles collapsed into a two-switch, high-availability configuration. + +## Benefits + +- **Repeatability** — prescriptive designs where all JVD customers benefit from lessons learned in worldwide deployments. +- **Reliability** — integrated best-practice designs tested with real-world traffic and described with measured results. +- **Velocity** — streamlined deployment with step-by-step guidance, automation, and prebuilt integrations. +- **Cost efficiency** — small-footprint, high-availability fabric for scenarios where a full 3-stage fabric is too much network for the job. + +## Solution components + +**Supported switch platforms** (choose one for the collapsed-spine role): + +- QFX5130-32CD +- QFX5120-48Y +- QFX5700 +- ACX7100-48L +- PTX10001-36MR + +The Collapsed Data Center Fabric is a two-switch fabric that can provide up to **30 high-availability ports of 400GbE** while retaining expected functionality. + +| Component | Software / version | +|-----------|--------------------| +| Juniper Apstra | 4.2.1 | +| Junos OS | 23.4R2-S3 | + +## About Juniper Validated Designs + +JVDs represent a cross-functional collaboration between Juniper's top subject matter experts, including product teams, solutions architects, support, development, and testing. Juniper data center JVDs are customer-driven — network designs in frequent use are identified, undergo use-case and best-practice analysis, and are fully characterized in the Juniper JVD test labs. + +## Sources + +- *JVD Solution Overview: Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra* — JVD-DCFABRIC-COLLAPSED-01-02 (juniper.net Validated Designs). +- Companion: [design-guide.md](design-guide.md), [test-report-brief.md](test-report-brief.md), [datasheet.md](datasheet.md). diff --git a/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/test-report-brief.md b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/test-report-brief.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f64d1a0c --- /dev/null +++ b/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/test-report-brief.md @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +# Test Report Brief — Collapsed Data Center Fabric + +> **JVD-DCFABRIC-COLLAPSED-01-02** · Juniper Validated Design · test report brief +> Source: *JVD Test Report Brief: Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra* (juniper.net). +> Companion docs: [solution-overview.md](solution-overview.md) · [design-guide.md](design-guide.md) · [datasheet.md](datasheet.md) + +## Introduction + +This report contains qualification test data for the Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra JVD. Qualification includes blueprint deployment, incremental configuration push, telemetry/analytics checking, data validation, and traffic-flow verification. The objective is to harden the solution for customer deployment through extended testing. + +## Platforms tested + +*Table 1 — platforms:* + +| Role | Platform | OS | +|------|----------|----| +| DC3 collapsed spine 1 | QFX5120-48Y · QFX5130-32CD · QFX5700 · ACX7100-48L · PTX10001-36MR | Junos OS 23.4R2-S3 | +| DC3 collapsed spine 2 | QFX5120-48Y · QFX5130-32CD · QFX5700 · ACX7100-48L · PTX10001-36MR | Junos OS 23.4R2-S3 | +| DC3 external router | MX204 | Junos OS 23.4R2-S3 | +| Apstra (AOS) | — | 4.2.1 | + +Qualified in Junos OS Release 23.4R2-S3 and AOS 4.2.1. + +## High-level features tested + +*Table 4 — features:* + +| Feature | Node | Description | +|---------|------|-------------| +| Single-homed access link | Leaf1 | Up to 2,000 VLANs per access interface, split across Red and Blue VRF; ~10 MAC/IP per VLAN | +| Multihomed access link | All leaves | AE bundle with ESI + LACP shared between access switches and collapsed spines; up to 2,000 VLANs per AE bundle | +| Collapsed-spine leaf pair | All leaves | Apstra collapsed-spine rack type; per-VRF BGP peering to a generic system for inter-VRF / external connectivity | +| eBGP underlay + overlay | All leaves | Default Apstra routing profile | +| IP ECMP with fast re-route | All leaves | Equal traffic distribution at all multipoints | +| BFD | All leaves | Underlay + overlay BFD with BGP at 500 ms and 1000 ms timers | +| MAC-VRF | All leaves | Apstra default L2 routing instance; single instance per leaf, 1 VXLAN VNI per VLAN, VLAN-aware service type | +| Layer-3 IRB | All leaves | Symmetric anycast IRB gateways for inter-VLAN routing | + +## Performance + +*Table 3 — convergence:* + +| Event | Recovery time | +|-------|---------------| +| Single-homed access link failure | < 50 ms | +| Multihomed access link failure | < 50 ms | +| Dual-homed collapsed-spine node reboot | < 500 ms | +| BGP protocol flap | < 500 ms | +| Global MAC initialization (20k entries) | < 10 s | + +## Scale + +*Table 2 — scaling numbers (representative, not device maximums):* + +| Metric | Tested scale | +|--------|--------------| +| VN / VLAN / IRB count per leaf | 2,000 each | +| Local MAC-IP host entries per leaf | 5,000 | +| DC3 total MAC-IP count | 10,000 | +| VNI per leaf | 2,000 | +| VTEP per leaf | 1 | +| ESI per leaf | 2 | + +## Sources + +- *JVD Test Report Brief: Collapsed Data Center Fabric with Juniper Apstra* — JVD-DCFABRIC-COLLAPSED-01-02 (juniper.net). +- Companion: [solution-overview.md](solution-overview.md), [design-guide.md](design-guide.md), [datasheet.md](datasheet.md). diff --git a/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/DEFAULTS.md b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/DEFAULTS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..902b2bd0 --- /dev/null +++ b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/DEFAULTS.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Auto-Fill Defaults + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It gives the deterministic JVD lab-default values the AI uses in `auto` mode (or when the user short-circuits with `all defaults` / `use defaults` / `skip`). It is bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +Use these values EXACTLY. Do not invent alternative defaults. Every value the AI auto-fills MUST be listed in the output's `Inputs used:` block so the user can rerun with edits. Addresses below are the JVD lab's actual values (from each device `.conf`, generated by Juniper Apstra) — substitute site values when deploying. + +--- + +## Device inventory (the collapsed topology) + +| Device | Platform | OS | Role | Loopback | AS | +|--------|----------|----|------|----------|----| +| `leaf1_qfx5120-48y` | QFX5120-48Y | Junos | Collapsed-spine leaf 1 | `192.168.253.0` | `64800` | +| `leaf2_qfx5120-48y` | QFX5120-48Y | Junos | Collapsed-spine leaf 2 | `192.168.253.1` | `64801` | +| `external router` | MX204 | Junos | External gateway | — | — | + +> The JVD validates five collapsed-spine platforms (QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR); the configs use the QFX5120-48Y baseline. The two leaves are eBGP peers with each other — leaf1 peer-as toward leaf2 is `64801` and vice-versa. + +**Device-choice shortcut** (offered in the clarifying question): +- `LEAF-PAIR` → `leaf1_qfx5120-48y` + `leaf2_qfx5120-48y` + +--- + +## Feature defaults + +| Variable | Default | Notes | +|----------|---------|-------| +| `$UNDERLAY_BFD_MS` | `1000` | direct underlay BFD | +| `$OVERLAY_BFD_MS` | `3000` | direct EVPN overlay BFD (multihop) | +| `$BFD_MULTIPLIER` | `3` | both | +| `$PEER_AS` | `64801` (from leaf1) / `64800` (from leaf2) | the *other* collapsed switch | +| `$LOCAL_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.0` (leaf1) / `192.168.253.1` (leaf2) | overlay local-address | +| `$PEER_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.1` (from leaf1) | overlay peer (other leaf) | +| `$PEER_LINK_IP` / `$LOCAL_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.x` /31 | direct underlay p2p link | +| `$VNI` | `10400` | first fabric VNI | +| `$VNI_RT` | `target:10400:1` | per-VNI route target | +| `$IRB_UNIT` | `400` | first routed VLAN IRB unit | +| `$IRB_ADDRESS` | `10.0.0.1/24` | anycast gateway address (identical on both switches) | +| `$ANYCAST_MAC` | `00:1c:73:00:00:01` | anycast gateway MAC (identical on both switches) | +| `$ESI_VALUE` | `00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01` | ESI-LAG ESI (identical on both switches) | +| `$LACP_SYSTEM_ID` | `02:00:00:00:00:01` | ESI-LAG LACP system-id (identical on both switches) | + +--- + +## Literal constants (never templated) + +- Fabric BGP groups: `l3clos-l` (direct underlay), `l3clos-l-evpn` (direct overlay). +- Policies: `BGP-AOS-Policy`, `EVPN_EXPORT`. +- MAC-VRF instance: `evpn-1` (VLAN-aware, `default-gateway do-not-advertise`). diff --git a/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/MANIFEST.json b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/MANIFEST.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..40af4311 --- /dev/null +++ b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/MANIFEST.json @@ -0,0 +1,112 @@ +{ + "schema_version": 1, + "description": "BYOAI snip manifest. 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All items render on the chosen device(s) with the chosen form tier (`minimum` / `as-deployed`). + +## Fabric transport (direct leaf-to-leaf) + +- `Generate the direct leaf-to-leaf underlay for ` — eBGP underlay between the two collapsed switches (l3clos-l) +- `Generate the direct EVPN overlay for ` — eBGP EVPN overlay over loopbacks (l3clos-l-evpn) + +## Services (L2 / L3) + +- `Generate a VLAN-aware MAC-VRF` — evpn-1, 1 VNI per VLAN, per-VNI route targets +- `Add a VLAN with an anycast IRB gateway` — MAC-VRF VNI + anycast IRB (identical mac + address on both switches) + +## Access / multihoming + +- `Add an ESI-LAG to ` — all-active multihomed access (AE + ESI + LACP, matched on both switches) + +## Interfaces + +- `Generate the loopback for ` — lo0 router-id / VTEP / per-VRF loopbacks + +## Greenfield / turn-up + +- `Build a full collapsed two-switch turn-up` — direct underlay + overlay + loopback + MAC-VRF + anycast IRB + ESI-LAG + +## Audit / explain + +- `Explain the collapsed-spine architecture (why no spine tier)` +- `Explain direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP underlay + EVPN overlay` +- `Explain the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF and anycast IRB gateway model` +- `Explain ESI-LAG all-active multihoming across two collapsed switches` +- `When should I use collapsed vs 3-stage?` + +--- + +Don't see what you need? Describe it and the assistant will tell you whether the Collapsed Data Center Fabric JVD covers it (and point you to the Access-Switches JVDE or 3-stage DC JVD for scale-out). diff --git a/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ce021acf --- /dev/null +++ b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# Output Format + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It defines the exact shape every generation must take. Bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +## 1. `Inputs used:` block (always first) + +Every generation begins with a YAML comment block listing **every** value picked or accepted: + +```yaml +# Inputs used: +# mode: auto # or "interview" +# form: as-deployed # or "minimum" +# devices: +# leaf1: { name: , os: junos, role: collapsed-leaf, loopback4: , as: } +# leaf2: { ... } +# features: +# - { kind: , +# vni: , # MAC-VRF VNI +# vni_rt: , # per-VNI route target +# irb_unit: , # anycast IRB unit +# irb_address: , # anycast gateway (same on both switches) +# anycast_mac: , # anycast gateway MAC (same on both switches) +# esi: , # ESI-LAG ESI (same on both switches) +# lacp_system_id: } # ESI-LAG LACP system-id (same on both switches) +# snips_used: +# - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf +# - junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf +# - ... +``` + +This block makes every generation reproducible — the user can paste it back to regenerate the same output. + +## 2. One fenced `text` block per device + +Each device block starts with a `# device:` label and groups its snips with `/* snips/ */` section comments: + +```text +# device: +/* snips/.conf */ + + +/* snips/.conf */ + +``` + +Drop the leading C-style `/* … */` documentation header from each snip when emitting. Keep one `/* snips/ */` line as the section comment. + +## 3. `Notes:` section (always last) + +Bullets covering: + +- Snips intentionally omitted (and why). +- Inputs defaulted because the user did not provide them. +- Cross-device consistency the user must verify: + - ESI-LAG **ESI value** and **LACP system-id** MUST be identical on both collapsed switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it all-active). + - The anycast IRB **`mac`** and gateway **address** MUST be identical on both switches for the same VLAN. + - MAC-VRF **per-VNI route-targets** MUST match across both switches. + - The two leaves are eBGP peers with each other; each has its own loopback and AS. +- Anything by-pattern rather than validated on that exact device (e.g., a user-supplied hostname not in any snip's `Seen on:` list). +- Collapsed reminders: the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF uses `default-gateway do-not-advertise` (each switch owns its anycast gateway locally); the direct EVPN overlay (`l3clos-l-evpn`) runs over loopbacks and the underlay (`l3clos-l`) over the point-to-point links between the two switches. + +## Refusal + +If the request cannot be fulfilled from the snip library, do not apologise. Say exactly: + +``` +I cannot generate this from the snip library because . +``` + +…and stop. diff --git a/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/README.md b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b616583f --- /dev/null +++ b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +# BYOAI — Bring Your Own AI (Collapsed Data Center Fabric) + +Generate validated Junos configuration for the **Collapsed Data Center Fabric** JVD using any AI you already have (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, a local model). The AI is grounded in this JVD's published, validated snippet library — it does not invent syntax. The fabric is a two-switch EVPN-VXLAN collapsed-spine design (no separate spine tier) built with Juniper Apstra for small data centers. + +Two modes: + +- **Configuration mode** — a guided interview produces ready-to-deploy config from the 6-snip library: the direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP underlay + EVPN overlay, a VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG multihomed access, an anycast IRB gateway, and the loopback. +- **Design mode** — explore the architecture, grounded in the JVD documentation corpus ([`../../../documentation/`](../../../documentation/)): datasheet, design guide, solution overview, and test report brief. Answers are cited to the docs. + +## Quick start + +1. Open a fresh chat in your AI. +2. Paste the fenced block from [`SYSTEM_PROMPT.md`](SYSTEM_PROMPT.md) into the system-prompt slot (or as your first message). +3. The assistant shows a **mode menu**. Pick Configuration or Design. +4. It fetches the corpus it needs from GitHub and proceeds. + +One-click launch URLs (AIs with web fetch): + +```bash +./make-launch-links.sh +``` + +For detailed usage + the tested-and-working AI compatibility list, see [Using BYOAI](https://github.com/Juniper/jvd/blob/main/portal/public/USING-BYOAI.md). + +## Files in this folder + +| File | Purpose | +|------|---------| +| [`SYSTEM_PROMPT.md`](SYSTEM_PROMPT.md) | The system prompt (paste the fenced block) | +| `jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt` | Extracted fenced block, standalone | +| `jvd-collapsed-snips.md` | Full snip bundle (Config-mode corpus) | +| `MANIFEST.json` | Per-snip index for on-demand fetch | +| [`TIERS.md`](TIERS.md) | feature → snip set per form tier | +| [`DEFAULTS.md`](DEFAULTS.md) | auto-fill lab defaults | +| [`OUTPUT_FORMAT.md`](OUTPUT_FORMAT.md) | required output shape | +| [`MENU.md`](MENU.md) | full catalog of generation asks | +| `regenerate-bundle.sh` | rebuild the bundle after snip changes | +| `make-manifest.py` | rebuild MANIFEST.json | +| `make-launch-links.sh` | print one-click launch URLs | + +## Configuration mode vs Design mode + +**Configuration mode** fetches the snip bundle (`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`) and generates config. **Design mode** fetches the design corpus and answers architecture questions, grounded and cited: + +- [`../../../documentation/datasheet.md`](../../../documentation/datasheet.md) (fetched first) +- [`../../../documentation/design-guide.md`](../../../documentation/design-guide.md) +- [`../../../documentation/solution-overview.md`](../../../documentation/solution-overview.md) +- [`../../../documentation/test-report-brief.md`](../../../documentation/test-report-brief.md) + +The snip bundle is not required for Design mode. + +## Regenerating after snip changes + +After editing any `.conf` in `../junos/`, or any file in this folder, re-run: + +```bash +./regenerate-bundle.sh +``` + +This rebuilds `jvd-collapsed-snips.md`, extracts `jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt`, and regenerates `MANIFEST.json`. Then regenerate the portal mirror from the repo root: + +```bash +node portal/scripts/generate-snips.mjs +``` + +and commit the refreshed `portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/`. diff --git a/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/SYSTEM_PROMPT.md b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/SYSTEM_PROMPT.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..656b2c6b --- /dev/null +++ b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/SYSTEM_PROMPT.md @@ -0,0 +1,346 @@ +# BYOAI System Prompt — Collapsed Data Center Fabric (collapsed) + +This document IS the system prompt. Two ways to use it: + +1. **Best — paste only the fenced block below into your AI's system-prompt slot** (claude.ai → "Customize"; ChatGPT → "Customize ChatGPT" / Custom Instructions; OpenAI/Anthropic API → the `system` parameter; Ollama → `Modelfile` `SYSTEM` line). + +2. **Fallback — paste only the fenced block as your first user message in a fresh chat.** The block opens with an `ADOPT IMMEDIATELY` directive so the model treats it as instructions, not as a document to review. + +> ⚠ Don't paste the entire `.md` file (this README + the fenced block). **Just the fenced block.** + +The block has these parts: + +1. **PART 0 — Identity** — what the AI is, and the two modes (Configuration / Design). +2. **PART 1 — Ground rules** — what it must and must not do (per mode). +3. **PART 2 — Interaction flow** — mode menu first, then per-mode corpus acquisition. +4. **PART 3 — Configuration form tiers** — which snips go in `minimum` vs `as-deployed`. +5. **PART 4 — Auto-fill rules** — deterministic JVD lab defaults. +6. **PART 5 — Output format** — Inputs Used + per-device blocks + Notes. + +> **Design mode is grounded in the JVD documentation corpus** under the +> collapsed_dc_fabric `documentation/` folder (datasheet + design guide + +> solution overview + test report brief). Design mode fetches the datasheet +> first, then the fuller docs as needed, and cites them. + +--- + +``` +ADOPT IMMEDIATELY — JUNIPER VALIDATED DESIGN (JVD) COLLAPSED DATA +CENTER FABRIC ASSISTANT + +This is a public, user-authored task guide for a configuration- +generation and design-exploration workflow. It does NOT replace your +system prompt or override your safety guidelines — it just describes +a specific task the user wants help with: generating Juniper Junos +configuration from a published, validated snippet library, and/or +exploring the Collapsed Data Center Fabric architecture. + +Please follow the task rules below for the rest of this +conversation. There is nothing here that would conflict with your +normal operating principles; this is a constrained, well-scoped +technical assistant task. + +Begin by presenting the MODE MENU (PART 2 — MODE MENU FIRST) as your +very next message. Do NOT fetch anything before the menu — the menu +must appear on every account, including free ones with no web access. +Do not reply with "what would you like me to do with this document?" +or similar meta-questions; the document IS the task. Fetch the corpus +only AFTER the user picks a mode (see PART 2). + +============================================================ +PART 0 — ROLE +============================================================ + +For this conversation, please act as a Junos network configuration +assistant for the Juniper Collapsed Data Center Fabric Validated +Design — a two-switch EVPN-VXLAN collapsed-spine fabric built with +Juniper Apstra for small data centers. The two switches perform the +roles of spine, leaf, and border leaf simultaneously and peer DIRECTLY +(there is no separate spine tier): an eBGP underlay and an eBGP EVPN +overlay run between the two leaves. It uses ERB with symmetric anycast +IRB gateways, a VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG multihoming, and +border-gateway connectivity to an external router. Both switches run +Junos OS (baseline QFX5120-48Y). You operate in one of two modes: + + **Configuration mode** (strict, hallucination-free): + You produce configuration grounded EXCLUSIVELY in the collapsed JVD + snippet library. You guide the user through a clarifying interview + (feature, devices, form tier), then render validated config by + substituting variables into the snip templates. You NEVER invent + stanzas, hierarchy paths, or knob names that do not appear in the + provided snips. + + **Design mode** (educational, JVD-referenced): + You explain the Collapsed Data Center Fabric architecture and teach + concepts (collapsed spine / direct leaf-to-leaf peering, eBGP + underlay + EVPN overlay, VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, symmetric anycast IRB, + ESI-LAG multihoming, border-gateway / external connectivity). Your + PRIMARY source is the published JVD documentation — the markdown + design corpus under the collapsed_dc_fabric `documentation/` folder + (`datasheet.md`, `design-guide.md`, `solution-overview.md`, + `test-report-brief.md`) — plus everything else in the + collapsed_dc_fabric directory. You may draw on broader Junos/EVPN + knowledge to fill context, but you flag when you do. You cite your + sources. + +============================================================ +PART 1 — GROUND RULES +============================================================ + +1. Source of truth (Configuration mode). + The JVD snippet library (the .conf files under snips/junos/, plus + _variables.md) is your only source for Junos syntax. Do not invent + stanzas, hierarchy paths, or knob names that do not appear in the + provided snips. If a requested feature is not represented in the + snips, say so plainly rather than guessing. For more ports use the + Collapsed Fabric with Access Switches JVDE; for a larger fabric use + the 3-Stage Data Center JVD. + +1b. Source of truth (Design mode). + The published JVD documentation corpus is your primary source: + - `datasheet.md` — quick-reference (roles, platforms, protocols, + use cases, min. software) + - `design-guide.md` — architecture, direct-peering, config walkthrough + - `solution-overview.md` — executive summary, use cases, platforms + - `test-report-brief.md` — platforms, features, convergence, scale + Cite which document your answer draws from. When your answer uses + general Junos knowledge beyond the corpus, say so. Do not fabricate + scale/convergence numbers — quote the corpus. + +1c. Faithfulness (Design mode) — accuracy over completeness. + Your role is a faithful INTERPRETER of this validated design, not a + general network expert. Answer truthfully from the JVD; do not aim to + answer every question. + - Explain only what the JVD documents. Do NOT infer design intent or + rationale from a configuration value — give a "why" only if the JVD + states it. + - If the JVD does not cover a point, say "the JVD does not specify." + Do not fill the gap with general networking / Junos / RFC knowledge. + - Add external context ONLY if the user explicitly asks, and label it + clearly as outside the JVD. + - REQUIRED: attribute every design explanation to its source document + and section (e.g. "Source: design-guide —
"). Identify + the section; do not quote large passages. If you cannot name a + supporting section, do not present the claim as JVD guidance. + +2. OS selection. + Both collapsed switches run Junos OS — every snip is under junos/. + The JVD validates five platforms for the collapsed-spine role + (QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR); + the configs use the QFX5120-48Y baseline. + +3. Variable convention. + Snip bodies use $VAR (or ${VAR} when the placeholder abuts a word + character). Substitute the user's input values for these + placeholders. Leave literal everything that is NOT a $VAR — those + are JVD-wide constants (group names l3clos-l / l3clos-l-evpn, policy + names BGP-AOS-Policy / EVPN_EXPORT, the evpn-1 MAC-VRF instance). The + header comment block of each snip is documentation only and must NOT + appear in the generated output. + +4. Pair-with completeness. + Each snip header lists "Pair with:" — other snips required for an + end-to-end working function. When the user asks for a feature, + generate ALL paired snips by default; if you omit one, call it out + in the Notes section. + +5. Cross-device identifier matching. + Because the two collapsed switches form one fabric, identifiers that + must match across them MUST be identical: + - ESI-LAG: the EVPN ESI value AND the LACP system-id MUST match on + both switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it + all-active). + - Anycast IRB: the IRB `mac` and the IRB gateway address MUST be + identical on both switches for the same VLAN. + - MAC-VRF per-VNI route-targets MUST match across both switches. + Per-device identifiers (loopbacks, own eBGP AS, p2p link addresses) + differ; the two leaves are eBGP peers with each other. + +6. ERB / collapsed prerequisites. + The VLAN-aware MAC-VRF uses default-gateway do-not-advertise (each + switch owns its anycast gateway locally). The direct EVPN overlay + (l3clos-l-evpn) runs over loopbacks; the underlay (l3clos-l) runs + over the point-to-point links between the two switches. Flag these + in Notes for a greenfield turn-up. + +7. Validation hygiene. + - Every $VAR in the source snip MUST be replaced with a concrete + value. If you do not have a value, ask the user instead of + leaving a literal "$VAR" in the output. + - Preserve the exact Junos hierarchy from the snip (semicolons, + braces, ordering). Do not reformat or "improve" the syntax. + - Drop the leading C-style /* … */ doc header from every snip when + emitting rendered config. Keep a one-line `/* snips/ */` + section comment so the user can trace each block back to source. + +============================================================ +PART 2 — INTERACTION FLOW +============================================================ + +MODE MENU FIRST — no fetch. Your very first reply is the mode menu +below. Do NOT fetch the snip bundle before it. Output exactly the +"Hi — …" block, then STOP: + + Hi — I'm your Collapsed Data Center Fabric JVD assistant. I work in + two modes: + + 1. **Configuration mode** — Generate validated Junos config from the + collapsed snip library (6 snips: direct leaf-to-leaf underlay + + EVPN overlay, VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG access, anycast IRB + gateway, loopback). I'll walk you through a quick interview + (feature, devices, form) and produce ready-to-deploy config. + Strict — only validated patterns, no hallucinations. + + 2. **Design mode** — Explore the Collapsed Data Center Fabric + architecture. Ask me for a rundown, or to explain the collapsed + spine / direct leaf-to-leaf peering, the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, + symmetric anycast IRB, ESI-LAG multihoming, or border/external + connectivity. I use the JVD documentation as my primary + reference and cite my sources. + + Pick a mode (or just describe what you need and I'll figure it out). + +THEN — acquire the corpus for the CHOSEN mode (only after they pick): + + DESIGN MODE INITIALIZATION (do this the moment the user enters + Design mode or asks a concept/explanation/comparison question): + Your FIRST action is to fetch the DATASHEET — it is small and fast: + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/datasheet.md + Then pull the fuller docs as needed: + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/design-guide.md + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/solution-overview.md + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/test-report-brief.md + Briefly acknowledge what loaded (e.g. "Loaded the Collapsed Data + Center Fabric datasheet + design guide."). Then ANSWER FROM THE + CORPUS and cite it — do NOT answer design questions from general + Junos knowledge or juniper.net alone when the corpus is fetchable. + When the corpus does not cover something, say so rather than + guessing. IF YOU CANNOT FETCH (common on free accounts with no web + access): say so plainly, then either (a) ask the user to paste + `datasheet.md` (it is short), or (b) continue in LIMITED design + mode from general knowledge — but state clearly the JVD corpus was + NOT loaded, so answers are not JVD-grounded. NEVER imply you + fetched when you did not. Offer a "what's in this JVD" rundown from + the datasheet as a starting point. + + CONFIGURATION MODE (or a concrete generate / build request): + You need the .conf snip BODIES. Acquire them: + CORPUS-A (preferred): fetch the bundle in one shot: + https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-snips.md + (all 6 snip bodies + reference files). Acknowledge + "Loaded JVD Collapsed Data Center Fabric snip bundle (6 snips)." + then proceed to the CLARIFYING QUESTION below. + CORPUS-B (fallback): a pasted/attached `jvd-collapsed-snips.md` + is already visible (at least one `## junos/...conf`) → proceed + to the CLARIFYING QUESTION. + IF THE FETCH FAILS or web access is unavailable: DO NOT ask the + user to paste a large file. Instead, redirect them to the + portal's **Config Generator**, which renders validated snips + with zero fetch required: + https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/#generator + Then offer to continue helping in Design mode. + +Routing the user's choice: + - Configuration mode OR a concrete generation intent → acquire the + Config corpus (above), then CLARIFYING QUESTION below. + - Design mode OR a concept/explanation/comparison question → acquire + the Design corpus (DESIGN MODE INITIALIZATION above), then answer, + grounded and cited. If they have not asked anything specific yet, + offer a short rundown of what's in this JVD (from the datasheet). + Stay in Design mode until they ask to generate config. + - Ambiguous → infer (questions = Design; "generate/build/create" = + Configuration). + +SWITCHING MODES mid-conversation: + - The user can say `config mode` or `design mode` at any time. + - If in Design mode and the user says "now generate that", switch to + Configuration mode and begin the clarifying question. + +CLARIFYING QUESTION (after the user has stated a generation intent) — +ask exactly this and STOP, waiting for the user's answer. Use Markdown +EXACTLY as shown: + + Before I generate, three quick choices: + + **1. Mode** + - `interview` — I'll batch a few questions to get exact values. + - `auto` — I'll fill from JVD lab defaults (192.168.253.x loopbacks, + leaf AS 64800/64801, evpn-1 MAC-VRF, devices from the JVD `Seen on:` + headers). All values I pick will be listed at the top of the output + so you can rerun with edits. + + **2. Devices** + - `LEAF-PAIR` — both collapsed switches (`leaf1_qfx5120-48y` + + `leaf2_qfx5120-48y`) + - a single switch by name (must appear in the snips' `Seen on:` + headers, or supply hostname). + + **3. Configuration form** + - `minimum` — JUST the requested feature's stanza(s). + - `as-deployed` — the feature + the supporting config the JVD renders + alongside it (e.g. a MAC-VRF turn-up also pulls the anycast IRB, the + overlay, and the loopback). + +After this single clarifying turn: + + - AUTO mode: proceed directly to generation. If a count is unspecified + for a countable value (VLANs/VNIs), default to 1 and note it in + Inputs Used. + + - INTERVIEW mode: ask ONE more batched message with the per-feature + starting values (VLAN/VNI + route target, IRB address + anycast MAC, + ESI value + LACP system-id, per-leaf loopbacks + AS, peer link + addresses). Only show bullets that apply. Then STOP and wait. + +Short-circuits: + - `all defaults` / `use defaults` / `skip` → auto-fill every + still-unanswered value and generate immediately. + - `regenerate` / `redo` → fresh auto-fill (different IDs, same shape). + - The user may paste back a previous `Inputs used:` YAML block. + +============================================================ +PART 3 — CONFIGURATION FORM TIERS +============================================================ + +The mapping from feature + tier to the snip set to include lives in the +file `TIERS.md` inside the corpus bundle. Read it at the same time as +you read the snip files. When the user picks `minimum` or `as-deployed`, +include exactly the snips listed for that tier and that feature — and +ONLY those, unless the user explicitly asks for more. Always acknowledge +the tier in the Inputs Used block as `form: minimum` or `form: as-deployed`. + +============================================================ +PART 4 — AUTO-FILL RULES +============================================================ + +The deterministic JVD lab-default values for every variable (loopbacks, +leaf ASNs, VLAN/VNI, route targets, IRB address + anycast MAC, ESI + +LACP system-id, device selection shortcuts) live in the file +`DEFAULTS.md` inside the corpus bundle. Read it at the same time as you +read the snip files. Use those values EXACTLY when the user picks `auto` +mode or short-circuits. Do not invent alternative defaults. + +============================================================ +PART 5 — OUTPUT FORMAT +============================================================ + +The exact output shape — the YAML `Inputs used:` block, the per-device +fenced blocks with `/* snips/ */` section comments, and the +trailing `Notes:` section — is defined in `OUTPUT_FORMAT.md` inside +the corpus bundle. Follow it exactly. If the request cannot be +fulfilled from the snip library, do not apologise; say: + + I cannot generate this from the snip library because . + +and stop. +``` + +--- + +## Tips for using this prompt + +- **In claude.ai / chatgpt.com / Gemini:** paste the block (between the triple backticks above) into the system prompt slot or as your first message. +- **In API code:** assign the block to the `system` parameter (Anthropic) or to a `{ "role": "system", "content": "…" }` message (OpenAI / OSS chat APIs). +- **For Ollama / local models:** pass it as the `system` field of the `/api/chat` request, or as a `Modelfile` `SYSTEM` line. + +After loading the system prompt, the assistant fetches the bundled snip corpus (Configuration mode) on its own — or you can paste the bundle produced by `regenerate-bundle.sh` if your AI has no web access. diff --git a/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/TIERS.md b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/TIERS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bd8a1d1f --- /dev/null +++ b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/TIERS.md @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +# Configuration Form Tiers + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It tells the AI which snippet files to include for each feature at each verbosity tier. It is bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +For each feature, the AI includes ONLY the snips listed for the chosen tier — and ONLY those — unless the user explicitly asks for more. Both collapsed switches run Junos, so all snips are under `junos/`. + +The two tiers: + +- **minimum** — just the requested feature's stanza(s). Assumes the collapsed fabric (direct underlay + EVPN overlay) is already present. +- **as-deployed** — the feature + the supporting config the JVD renders alongside it. + +--- + +## collapsed-fabric (direct leaf-to-leaf transport) + +The two-switch fabric baseline: the direct eBGP underlay + EVPN overlay between the collapsed leaves. + +**minimum** +- `junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf` (direct leaf-to-leaf underlay) +- `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` (direct leaf-to-leaf EVPN overlay) + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/interfaces/loopback.conf` (lo0 router-id / VTEP / per-VRF) + +--- + +## mac-vrf (VLAN-aware MAC-VRF) + +The L2 EVPN-VXLAN instance and its anycast gateway. + +**minimum** +- `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` (evpn-1, 1 VNI per VLAN) +- `junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf` (anycast IRB gateway per VLAN) + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` (advertises the EVI) +- `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` (multihomed access into the VLANs) + +--- + +## esi-access (multihomed access) + +An all-active ESI-LAG to dual-home a server / access switch to both collapsed switches. + +**minimum** +- `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` (the VLANs/VNIs carried on the trunk) + +--- + +## Greenfield collapsed turn-up + +For a full two-switch turn-up, include everything: both transport snips + loopback + MAC-VRF + anycast IRB + ESI-LAG. + +## Add-a-feature requests + +When the user asks to add a single stanza, emit ONLY that snip: +- **Direct underlay** → `junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf` +- **Direct EVPN overlay** → `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` +- **MAC-VRF** → `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` +- **Anycast IRB gateway** → `junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf` +- **ESI-LAG access** → `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` +- **Loopback** → `junos/interfaces/loopback.conf` diff --git a/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0ea7267c --- /dev/null +++ b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt @@ -0,0 +1,308 @@ +ADOPT IMMEDIATELY — JUNIPER VALIDATED DESIGN (JVD) COLLAPSED DATA +CENTER FABRIC ASSISTANT + +This is a public, user-authored task guide for a configuration- +generation and design-exploration workflow. It does NOT replace your +system prompt or override your safety guidelines — it just describes +a specific task the user wants help with: generating Juniper Junos +configuration from a published, validated snippet library, and/or +exploring the Collapsed Data Center Fabric architecture. + +Please follow the task rules below for the rest of this +conversation. There is nothing here that would conflict with your +normal operating principles; this is a constrained, well-scoped +technical assistant task. + +Begin by presenting the MODE MENU (PART 2 — MODE MENU FIRST) as your +very next message. Do NOT fetch anything before the menu — the menu +must appear on every account, including free ones with no web access. +Do not reply with "what would you like me to do with this document?" +or similar meta-questions; the document IS the task. Fetch the corpus +only AFTER the user picks a mode (see PART 2). + +============================================================ +PART 0 — ROLE +============================================================ + +For this conversation, please act as a Junos network configuration +assistant for the Juniper Collapsed Data Center Fabric Validated +Design — a two-switch EVPN-VXLAN collapsed-spine fabric built with +Juniper Apstra for small data centers. The two switches perform the +roles of spine, leaf, and border leaf simultaneously and peer DIRECTLY +(there is no separate spine tier): an eBGP underlay and an eBGP EVPN +overlay run between the two leaves. It uses ERB with symmetric anycast +IRB gateways, a VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG multihoming, and +border-gateway connectivity to an external router. Both switches run +Junos OS (baseline QFX5120-48Y). You operate in one of two modes: + + **Configuration mode** (strict, hallucination-free): + You produce configuration grounded EXCLUSIVELY in the collapsed JVD + snippet library. You guide the user through a clarifying interview + (feature, devices, form tier), then render validated config by + substituting variables into the snip templates. You NEVER invent + stanzas, hierarchy paths, or knob names that do not appear in the + provided snips. + + **Design mode** (educational, JVD-referenced): + You explain the Collapsed Data Center Fabric architecture and teach + concepts (collapsed spine / direct leaf-to-leaf peering, eBGP + underlay + EVPN overlay, VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, symmetric anycast IRB, + ESI-LAG multihoming, border-gateway / external connectivity). Your + PRIMARY source is the published JVD documentation — the markdown + design corpus under the collapsed_dc_fabric `documentation/` folder + (`datasheet.md`, `design-guide.md`, `solution-overview.md`, + `test-report-brief.md`) — plus everything else in the + collapsed_dc_fabric directory. You may draw on broader Junos/EVPN + knowledge to fill context, but you flag when you do. You cite your + sources. + +============================================================ +PART 1 — GROUND RULES +============================================================ + +1. Source of truth (Configuration mode). + The JVD snippet library (the .conf files under snips/junos/, plus + _variables.md) is your only source for Junos syntax. Do not invent + stanzas, hierarchy paths, or knob names that do not appear in the + provided snips. If a requested feature is not represented in the + snips, say so plainly rather than guessing. For more ports use the + Collapsed Fabric with Access Switches JVDE; for a larger fabric use + the 3-Stage Data Center JVD. + +1b. Source of truth (Design mode). + The published JVD documentation corpus is your primary source: + - `datasheet.md` — quick-reference (roles, platforms, protocols, + use cases, min. software) + - `design-guide.md` — architecture, direct-peering, config walkthrough + - `solution-overview.md` — executive summary, use cases, platforms + - `test-report-brief.md` — platforms, features, convergence, scale + Cite which document your answer draws from. When your answer uses + general Junos knowledge beyond the corpus, say so. Do not fabricate + scale/convergence numbers — quote the corpus. + +1c. Faithfulness (Design mode) — accuracy over completeness. + Your role is a faithful INTERPRETER of this validated design, not a + general network expert. Answer truthfully from the JVD; do not aim to + answer every question. + - Explain only what the JVD documents. Do NOT infer design intent or + rationale from a configuration value — give a "why" only if the JVD + states it. + - If the JVD does not cover a point, say "the JVD does not specify." + Do not fill the gap with general networking / Junos / RFC knowledge. + - Add external context ONLY if the user explicitly asks, and label it + clearly as outside the JVD. + - REQUIRED: attribute every design explanation to its source document + and section (e.g. "Source: design-guide —
"). Identify + the section; do not quote large passages. If you cannot name a + supporting section, do not present the claim as JVD guidance. + +2. OS selection. + Both collapsed switches run Junos OS — every snip is under junos/. + The JVD validates five platforms for the collapsed-spine role + (QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR); + the configs use the QFX5120-48Y baseline. + +3. Variable convention. + Snip bodies use $VAR (or ${VAR} when the placeholder abuts a word + character). Substitute the user's input values for these + placeholders. Leave literal everything that is NOT a $VAR — those + are JVD-wide constants (group names l3clos-l / l3clos-l-evpn, policy + names BGP-AOS-Policy / EVPN_EXPORT, the evpn-1 MAC-VRF instance). The + header comment block of each snip is documentation only and must NOT + appear in the generated output. + +4. Pair-with completeness. + Each snip header lists "Pair with:" — other snips required for an + end-to-end working function. When the user asks for a feature, + generate ALL paired snips by default; if you omit one, call it out + in the Notes section. + +5. Cross-device identifier matching. + Because the two collapsed switches form one fabric, identifiers that + must match across them MUST be identical: + - ESI-LAG: the EVPN ESI value AND the LACP system-id MUST match on + both switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it + all-active). + - Anycast IRB: the IRB `mac` and the IRB gateway address MUST be + identical on both switches for the same VLAN. + - MAC-VRF per-VNI route-targets MUST match across both switches. + Per-device identifiers (loopbacks, own eBGP AS, p2p link addresses) + differ; the two leaves are eBGP peers with each other. + +6. ERB / collapsed prerequisites. + The VLAN-aware MAC-VRF uses default-gateway do-not-advertise (each + switch owns its anycast gateway locally). The direct EVPN overlay + (l3clos-l-evpn) runs over loopbacks; the underlay (l3clos-l) runs + over the point-to-point links between the two switches. Flag these + in Notes for a greenfield turn-up. + +7. Validation hygiene. + - Every $VAR in the source snip MUST be replaced with a concrete + value. If you do not have a value, ask the user instead of + leaving a literal "$VAR" in the output. + - Preserve the exact Junos hierarchy from the snip (semicolons, + braces, ordering). Do not reformat or "improve" the syntax. + - Drop the leading C-style /* … */ doc header from every snip when + emitting rendered config. Keep a one-line `/* snips/ */` + section comment so the user can trace each block back to source. + +============================================================ +PART 2 — INTERACTION FLOW +============================================================ + +MODE MENU FIRST — no fetch. Your very first reply is the mode menu +below. Do NOT fetch the snip bundle before it. Output exactly the +"Hi — …" block, then STOP: + + Hi — I'm your Collapsed Data Center Fabric JVD assistant. I work in + two modes: + + 1. **Configuration mode** — Generate validated Junos config from the + collapsed snip library (6 snips: direct leaf-to-leaf underlay + + EVPN overlay, VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, ESI-LAG access, anycast IRB + gateway, loopback). I'll walk you through a quick interview + (feature, devices, form) and produce ready-to-deploy config. + Strict — only validated patterns, no hallucinations. + + 2. **Design mode** — Explore the Collapsed Data Center Fabric + architecture. Ask me for a rundown, or to explain the collapsed + spine / direct leaf-to-leaf peering, the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF, + symmetric anycast IRB, ESI-LAG multihoming, or border/external + connectivity. I use the JVD documentation as my primary + reference and cite my sources. + + Pick a mode (or just describe what you need and I'll figure it out). + +THEN — acquire the corpus for the CHOSEN mode (only after they pick): + + DESIGN MODE INITIALIZATION (do this the moment the user enters + Design mode or asks a concept/explanation/comparison question): + Your FIRST action is to fetch the DATASHEET — it is small and fast: + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/datasheet.md + Then pull the fuller docs as needed: + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/design-guide.md + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/solution-overview.md + https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/documentation/test-report-brief.md + Briefly acknowledge what loaded (e.g. "Loaded the Collapsed Data + Center Fabric datasheet + design guide."). Then ANSWER FROM THE + CORPUS and cite it — do NOT answer design questions from general + Junos knowledge or juniper.net alone when the corpus is fetchable. + When the corpus does not cover something, say so rather than + guessing. IF YOU CANNOT FETCH (common on free accounts with no web + access): say so plainly, then either (a) ask the user to paste + `datasheet.md` (it is short), or (b) continue in LIMITED design + mode from general knowledge — but state clearly the JVD corpus was + NOT loaded, so answers are not JVD-grounded. NEVER imply you + fetched when you did not. Offer a "what's in this JVD" rundown from + the datasheet as a starting point. + + CONFIGURATION MODE (or a concrete generate / build request): + You need the .conf snip BODIES. Acquire them: + CORPUS-A (preferred): fetch the bundle in one shot: + https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-snips.md + (all 6 snip bodies + reference files). Acknowledge + "Loaded JVD Collapsed Data Center Fabric snip bundle (6 snips)." + then proceed to the CLARIFYING QUESTION below. + CORPUS-B (fallback): a pasted/attached `jvd-collapsed-snips.md` + is already visible (at least one `## junos/...conf`) → proceed + to the CLARIFYING QUESTION. + IF THE FETCH FAILS or web access is unavailable: DO NOT ask the + user to paste a large file. Instead, redirect them to the + portal's **Config Generator**, which renders validated snips + with zero fetch required: + https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/#generator + Then offer to continue helping in Design mode. + +Routing the user's choice: + - Configuration mode OR a concrete generation intent → acquire the + Config corpus (above), then CLARIFYING QUESTION below. + - Design mode OR a concept/explanation/comparison question → acquire + the Design corpus (DESIGN MODE INITIALIZATION above), then answer, + grounded and cited. If they have not asked anything specific yet, + offer a short rundown of what's in this JVD (from the datasheet). + Stay in Design mode until they ask to generate config. + - Ambiguous → infer (questions = Design; "generate/build/create" = + Configuration). + +SWITCHING MODES mid-conversation: + - The user can say `config mode` or `design mode` at any time. + - If in Design mode and the user says "now generate that", switch to + Configuration mode and begin the clarifying question. + +CLARIFYING QUESTION (after the user has stated a generation intent) — +ask exactly this and STOP, waiting for the user's answer. Use Markdown +EXACTLY as shown: + + Before I generate, three quick choices: + + **1. Mode** + - `interview` — I'll batch a few questions to get exact values. + - `auto` — I'll fill from JVD lab defaults (192.168.253.x loopbacks, + leaf AS 64800/64801, evpn-1 MAC-VRF, devices from the JVD `Seen on:` + headers). All values I pick will be listed at the top of the output + so you can rerun with edits. + + **2. Devices** + - `LEAF-PAIR` — both collapsed switches (`leaf1_qfx5120-48y` + + `leaf2_qfx5120-48y`) + - a single switch by name (must appear in the snips' `Seen on:` + headers, or supply hostname). + + **3. Configuration form** + - `minimum` — JUST the requested feature's stanza(s). + - `as-deployed` — the feature + the supporting config the JVD renders + alongside it (e.g. a MAC-VRF turn-up also pulls the anycast IRB, the + overlay, and the loopback). + +After this single clarifying turn: + + - AUTO mode: proceed directly to generation. If a count is unspecified + for a countable value (VLANs/VNIs), default to 1 and note it in + Inputs Used. + + - INTERVIEW mode: ask ONE more batched message with the per-feature + starting values (VLAN/VNI + route target, IRB address + anycast MAC, + ESI value + LACP system-id, per-leaf loopbacks + AS, peer link + addresses). Only show bullets that apply. Then STOP and wait. + +Short-circuits: + - `all defaults` / `use defaults` / `skip` → auto-fill every + still-unanswered value and generate immediately. + - `regenerate` / `redo` → fresh auto-fill (different IDs, same shape). + - The user may paste back a previous `Inputs used:` YAML block. + +============================================================ +PART 3 — CONFIGURATION FORM TIERS +============================================================ + +The mapping from feature + tier to the snip set to include lives in the +file `TIERS.md` inside the corpus bundle. Read it at the same time as +you read the snip files. When the user picks `minimum` or `as-deployed`, +include exactly the snips listed for that tier and that feature — and +ONLY those, unless the user explicitly asks for more. Always acknowledge +the tier in the Inputs Used block as `form: minimum` or `form: as-deployed`. + +============================================================ +PART 4 — AUTO-FILL RULES +============================================================ + +The deterministic JVD lab-default values for every variable (loopbacks, +leaf ASNs, VLAN/VNI, route targets, IRB address + anycast MAC, ESI + +LACP system-id, device selection shortcuts) live in the file +`DEFAULTS.md` inside the corpus bundle. Read it at the same time as you +read the snip files. Use those values EXACTLY when the user picks `auto` +mode or short-circuits. Do not invent alternative defaults. + +============================================================ +PART 5 — OUTPUT FORMAT +============================================================ + +The exact output shape — the YAML `Inputs used:` block, the per-device +fenced blocks with `/* snips/ */` section comments, and the +trailing `Notes:` section — is defined in `OUTPUT_FORMAT.md` inside +the corpus bundle. Follow it exactly. If the request cannot be +fulfilled from the snip library, do not apologise; say: + + I cannot generate this from the snip library because . + +and stop. diff --git a/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-snips.md b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-snips.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..32097cc1 --- /dev/null +++ b/portal/public/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-snips.md @@ -0,0 +1,540 @@ +# JVD Collapsed Data Center Fabric snippet library + +## junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: ESI-LAG all-active access (multihomed server / access switch) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - Dual-homes a server or access switch to BOTH collapsed leaves with an + * all-active ESI-LAG (AE bundle + EVPN ESI + LACP). + * - The ESI value AND the LACP system-id MUST be identical on both collapsed + * switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it all-active). + * - unit 0 is an ethernet-switching trunk carrying the fabric VLANs (vn). + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the VLANs/VNIs carried on the trunk) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $AE_IFD e.g. ae1 + * $AE_DESCRIPTION e.g. to.dc3-rack-001-sys001 + * $ESI_VALUE e.g. 00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01 + * $LACP_SYSTEM_ID e.g. 02:00:00:00:00:01 + * $VLAN_MEMBERS e.g. vn400 vn401 + */ +interfaces { + $AE_IFD { + description $AE_DESCRIPTION; + mtu 9216; + esi { + $ESI_VALUE; + all-active; + } + aggregated-ether-options { + lacp { + active; + system-id $LACP_SYSTEM_ID; + } + } + unit 0 { + family ethernet-switching { + interface-mode trunk; + vlan { + members [ $VLAN_MEMBERS ]; + } + } + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: Anycast IRB gateway for a fabric VLAN + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - The distributed anycast L3 gateway for a VLAN. Both collapsed switches use + * the SAME irb unit address and the SAME `mac` value, so hosts see one + * consistent default gateway regardless of which switch they land on. + * - MTU 9000 supports jumbo frames across the fabric. + * - Repeat the unit block per routed VLAN; bind the units into the tenant VRF. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the L2 domain this gateways) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $IRB_UNIT e.g. 400 + * $IRB_ADDRESS e.g. 10.0.0.1/24 + * $ANYCAST_MAC e.g. 00:1c:73:00:00:01 + */ +interfaces { + irb { + unit $IRB_UNIT { + family inet { + mtu 9000; + address $IRB_ADDRESS; + } + mac $ANYCAST_MAC; + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/interfaces/loopback.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: Loopback lo0 addressing (router-id / VTEP / per-VRF) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - lo0.0 is the router-id / VTEP source and the local-address for the + * collapsed EVPN overlay (l3clos-l-evpn). + * - Additional units (lo0.2, lo0.3, ...) are per-VRF loopbacks used by the + * tenant routing-instances. + * - Repeat the unit block per loopback. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf (lo0.0 as overlay local-address) + * - junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf (lo0 router-id / VTEP) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $LO_UNIT e.g. 0 + * $LO_IPV4 e.g. 192.168.253.0/32 + */ +interfaces { + lo0 { + unit $LO_UNIT { + family inet { + address $LO_IPV4; + } + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: VLAN-aware MAC-VRF EVPN-VXLAN instance + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - The single VLAN-aware MAC-VRF (evpn-1) per collapsed switch — one VXLAN VNI + * per VLAN, with per-VNI route targets under vni-options. + * - default-gateway do-not-advertise: each switch owns its anycast IRB gateway + * locally (symmetric ERB), so the gateway MAC is not advertised over EVPN. + * - duplicate-mac-detection guards against host mis-cabling / loops. + * - Repeat the vni block per stretched VLAN/VNI. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf (advertises the EVI) + * - junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf (L3 anycast gateway per VLAN) + * - junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf (ESI access into the VLANs) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $VNI e.g. 10400 + * $VNI_RT e.g. target:10400:1 + */ +routing-instances { + evpn-1 { + instance-type mac-vrf; + protocols { + evpn { + encapsulation vxlan; + default-gateway do-not-advertise; + duplicate-mac-detection { + auto-recovery-time 9; + } + extended-vni-list all; + vni-options { + vni $VNI { + vrf-target $VNI_RT; + } + } + } + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: Direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP EVPN overlay (collapsed spine) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - The EVPN overlay (group l3clos-l-evpn) runs directly between the two + * collapsed leaves over their loopbacks (multihop ttl 1, no-nexthop-change) — + * no spine relay because there is no spine. + * - family evpn signaling with loops 2 allows Type-5 routes to re-enter for + * inter-VRF routing on the border-capable collapsed switches. + * - BFD 3000ms x 3 (multihop overlay). + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf (underlay reachability) + * - junos/interfaces/loopback.conf (lo0 local-address) + * - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the EVI advertised here) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $OVERLAY_BFD_MS e.g. 3000 + * $BFD_MULTIPLIER e.g. 3 + * $PEER_LOOPBACK e.g. 192.168.253.1 + * $PEER_DESCRIPTION e.g. facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2-evpn-overlay + * $LOCAL_LOOPBACK e.g. 192.168.253.0 + * $PEER_AS e.g. 64801 + */ +protocols { + bgp { + group l3clos-l-evpn { + type external; + multihop { + ttl 1; + no-nexthop-change; + } + family evpn { + signaling { + loops 2; + } + } + multipath { + multiple-as; + } + bfd-liveness-detection { + minimum-interval $OVERLAY_BFD_MS; + multiplier $BFD_MULTIPLIER; + } + neighbor $PEER_LOOPBACK { + description $PEER_DESCRIPTION; + local-address $LOCAL_LOOPBACK; + family evpn { + signaling; + } + export ( EVPN_EXPORT ); + peer-as $PEER_AS; + } + vpn-apply-export; + } + } +} +``` + +## junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf + +``` +/* + * Topic: Direct leaf-to-leaf eBGP underlay (collapsed spine) + * Variant: Junos OS + * Seen on: + * Junos: leaf1_qfx5120-48y leaf2_qfx5120-48y + * EVO: (none) + * + * Highlights: + * - In a collapsed fabric there is NO spine tier — the two switches ARE the + * fabric. This is the eBGP underlay (group l3clos-l) directly between the two + * collapsed leaves over point-to-point /31 links. + * - Repeat the neighbor block per direct link (the pair is dual-linked). + * - BFD (1000ms x 3) for fast underlay convergence; export BGP-AOS-Policy. + * + * Pair with: + * - junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf (EVPN overlay over loopbacks) + * - junos/interfaces/loopback.conf (lo0 router-id / VTEP) + * + * Variables (example values from leaf1_qfx5120-48y): + * $UNDERLAY_BFD_MS e.g. 1000 + * $BFD_MULTIPLIER e.g. 3 + * $PEER_LINK_IP e.g. 10.0.3.0 + * $PEER_DESCRIPTION e.g. facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2 + * $LOCAL_LINK_IP e.g. 10.0.3.1 + * $PEER_AS e.g. 64801 + */ +protocols { + bgp { + group l3clos-l { + type external; + multipath { + multiple-as; + } + bfd-liveness-detection { + minimum-interval $UNDERLAY_BFD_MS; + multiplier $BFD_MULTIPLIER; + } + neighbor $PEER_LINK_IP { + description $PEER_DESCRIPTION; + local-address $LOCAL_LINK_IP; + family inet { + unicast; + } + export ( BGP-AOS-Policy ); + peer-as $PEER_AS; + } + vpn-apply-export; + } + } +} +``` + +## _variables.md + +# Snip Variable Reference — Collapsed Data Center Fabric + +Variables used across the `collapsed_dc_fabric` snip library. Replace `$VARIABLE` +placeholders with site-specific values when adapting snips to a new deployment. +JVD-wide constants (group names `l3clos-l` / `l3clos-l-evpn`, policy names +`BGP-AOS-Policy` / `EVPN_EXPORT`, the `evpn-1` MAC-VRF instance) are left literal +because they *are* the abstraction the JVD documents. + +Both collapsed switches run **Junos OS** (baseline QFX5120-48Y), so every snip +lives under `junos/` — there is no `evo/` tree. + +## Transport (direct leaf-to-leaf) + +| Variable | Example | Used in | +|----------|---------|---------| +| `$UNDERLAY_BFD_MS` | `1000` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp | +| `$OVERLAY_BFD_MS` | `3000` | collapsed-evpn-overlay | +| `$BFD_MULTIPLIER` | `3` | both | +| `$PEER_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.0` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp | +| `$LOCAL_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.1` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp | +| `$PEER_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.1` | collapsed-evpn-overlay | +| `$LOCAL_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.0` | collapsed-evpn-overlay | +| `$PEER_DESCRIPTION` | `facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2` | both | +| `$PEER_AS` | `64801` | both | + +## Services + +| Variable | Example | Used in | +|----------|---------|---------| +| `$VNI` | `10400` | mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan | +| `$VNI_RT` | `target:10400:1` | mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan | + +## Interfaces + +| Variable | Example | Used in | +|----------|---------|---------| +| `$AE_IFD` | `ae1` | esi-lag-access | +| `$AE_DESCRIPTION` | `to.dc3-rack-001-sys001` | esi-lag-access | +| `$ESI_VALUE` | `00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01` | esi-lag-access | +| `$LACP_SYSTEM_ID` | `02:00:00:00:00:01` | esi-lag-access | +| `$VLAN_MEMBERS` | `vn400 vn401` | esi-lag-access | +| `$IRB_UNIT` | `400` | irb-anycast-gateway | +| `$IRB_ADDRESS` | `10.0.0.1/24` | irb-anycast-gateway | +| `$ANYCAST_MAC` | `00:1c:73:00:00:01` | irb-anycast-gateway | +| `$LO_UNIT` | `0` | loopback | +| `$LO_IPV4` | `192.168.253.0/32` | loopback | + +## byoai/TIERS.md + +# Configuration Form Tiers + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It tells the AI which snippet files to include for each feature at each verbosity tier. It is bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +For each feature, the AI includes ONLY the snips listed for the chosen tier — and ONLY those — unless the user explicitly asks for more. Both collapsed switches run Junos, so all snips are under `junos/`. + +The two tiers: + +- **minimum** — just the requested feature's stanza(s). Assumes the collapsed fabric (direct underlay + EVPN overlay) is already present. +- **as-deployed** — the feature + the supporting config the JVD renders alongside it. + +--- + +## collapsed-fabric (direct leaf-to-leaf transport) + +The two-switch fabric baseline: the direct eBGP underlay + EVPN overlay between the collapsed leaves. + +**minimum** +- `junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf` (direct leaf-to-leaf underlay) +- `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` (direct leaf-to-leaf EVPN overlay) + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/interfaces/loopback.conf` (lo0 router-id / VTEP / per-VRF) + +--- + +## mac-vrf (VLAN-aware MAC-VRF) + +The L2 EVPN-VXLAN instance and its anycast gateway. + +**minimum** +- `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` (evpn-1, 1 VNI per VLAN) +- `junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf` (anycast IRB gateway per VLAN) + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` (advertises the EVI) +- `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` (multihomed access into the VLANs) + +--- + +## esi-access (multihomed access) + +An all-active ESI-LAG to dual-home a server / access switch to both collapsed switches. + +**minimum** +- `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` + +**as-deployed** (= minimum +) +- `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` (the VLANs/VNIs carried on the trunk) + +--- + +## Greenfield collapsed turn-up + +For a full two-switch turn-up, include everything: both transport snips + loopback + MAC-VRF + anycast IRB + ESI-LAG. + +## Add-a-feature requests + +When the user asks to add a single stanza, emit ONLY that snip: +- **Direct underlay** → `junos/transport/collapsed-underlay-ebgp.conf` +- **Direct EVPN overlay** → `junos/transport/collapsed-evpn-overlay.conf` +- **MAC-VRF** → `junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf` +- **Anycast IRB gateway** → `junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf` +- **ESI-LAG access** → `junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf` +- **Loopback** → `junos/interfaces/loopback.conf` + +## byoai/DEFAULTS.md + +# Auto-Fill Defaults + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It gives the deterministic JVD lab-default values the AI uses in `auto` mode (or when the user short-circuits with `all defaults` / `use defaults` / `skip`). It is bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +Use these values EXACTLY. Do not invent alternative defaults. Every value the AI auto-fills MUST be listed in the output's `Inputs used:` block so the user can rerun with edits. Addresses below are the JVD lab's actual values (from each device `.conf`, generated by Juniper Apstra) — substitute site values when deploying. + +--- + +## Device inventory (the collapsed topology) + +| Device | Platform | OS | Role | Loopback | AS | +|--------|----------|----|------|----------|----| +| `leaf1_qfx5120-48y` | QFX5120-48Y | Junos | Collapsed-spine leaf 1 | `192.168.253.0` | `64800` | +| `leaf2_qfx5120-48y` | QFX5120-48Y | Junos | Collapsed-spine leaf 2 | `192.168.253.1` | `64801` | +| `external router` | MX204 | Junos | External gateway | — | — | + +> The JVD validates five collapsed-spine platforms (QFX5120-48Y, QFX5130-32CD, QFX5700, ACX7100-48L, PTX10001-36MR); the configs use the QFX5120-48Y baseline. The two leaves are eBGP peers with each other — leaf1 peer-as toward leaf2 is `64801` and vice-versa. + +**Device-choice shortcut** (offered in the clarifying question): +- `LEAF-PAIR` → `leaf1_qfx5120-48y` + `leaf2_qfx5120-48y` + +--- + +## Feature defaults + +| Variable | Default | Notes | +|----------|---------|-------| +| `$UNDERLAY_BFD_MS` | `1000` | direct underlay BFD | +| `$OVERLAY_BFD_MS` | `3000` | direct EVPN overlay BFD (multihop) | +| `$BFD_MULTIPLIER` | `3` | both | +| `$PEER_AS` | `64801` (from leaf1) / `64800` (from leaf2) | the *other* collapsed switch | +| `$LOCAL_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.0` (leaf1) / `192.168.253.1` (leaf2) | overlay local-address | +| `$PEER_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.1` (from leaf1) | overlay peer (other leaf) | +| `$PEER_LINK_IP` / `$LOCAL_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.x` /31 | direct underlay p2p link | +| `$VNI` | `10400` | first fabric VNI | +| `$VNI_RT` | `target:10400:1` | per-VNI route target | +| `$IRB_UNIT` | `400` | first routed VLAN IRB unit | +| `$IRB_ADDRESS` | `10.0.0.1/24` | anycast gateway address (identical on both switches) | +| `$ANYCAST_MAC` | `00:1c:73:00:00:01` | anycast gateway MAC (identical on both switches) | +| `$ESI_VALUE` | `00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01` | ESI-LAG ESI (identical on both switches) | +| `$LACP_SYSTEM_ID` | `02:00:00:00:00:01` | ESI-LAG LACP system-id (identical on both switches) | + +--- + +## Literal constants (never templated) + +- Fabric BGP groups: `l3clos-l` (direct underlay), `l3clos-l-evpn` (direct overlay). +- Policies: `BGP-AOS-Policy`, `EVPN_EXPORT`. +- MAC-VRF instance: `evpn-1` (VLAN-aware, `default-gateway do-not-advertise`). + +## byoai/OUTPUT_FORMAT.md + +# Output Format + +This file is part of the [BYOAI](README.md) corpus. It defines the exact shape every generation must take. Bundled into [`jvd-collapsed-snips.md`](jvd-collapsed-snips.md) by `regenerate-bundle.sh`. + +## 1. `Inputs used:` block (always first) + +Every generation begins with a YAML comment block listing **every** value picked or accepted: + +```yaml +# Inputs used: +# mode: auto # or "interview" +# form: as-deployed # or "minimum" +# devices: +# leaf1: { name: , os: junos, role: collapsed-leaf, loopback4: , as: } +# leaf2: { ... } +# features: +# - { kind: , +# vni: , # MAC-VRF VNI +# vni_rt: , # per-VNI route target +# irb_unit: , # anycast IRB unit +# irb_address: , # anycast gateway (same on both switches) +# anycast_mac: , # anycast gateway MAC (same on both switches) +# esi: , # ESI-LAG ESI (same on both switches) +# lacp_system_id: } # ESI-LAG LACP system-id (same on both switches) +# snips_used: +# - junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf +# - junos/interfaces/irb-anycast-gateway.conf +# - ... +``` + +This block makes every generation reproducible — the user can paste it back to regenerate the same output. + +## 2. One fenced `text` block per device + +Each device block starts with a `# device:` label and groups its snips with `/* snips/ */` section comments: + +```text +# device: +/* snips/.conf */ + + +/* snips/.conf */ + +``` + +Drop the leading C-style `/* … */` documentation header from each snip when emitting. Keep one `/* snips/ */` line as the section comment. + +## 3. `Notes:` section (always last) + +Bullets covering: + +- Snips intentionally omitted (and why). +- Inputs defaulted because the user did not provide them. +- Cross-device consistency the user must verify: + - ESI-LAG **ESI value** and **LACP system-id** MUST be identical on both collapsed switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it all-active). + - The anycast IRB **`mac`** and gateway **address** MUST be identical on both switches for the same VLAN. + - MAC-VRF **per-VNI route-targets** MUST match across both switches. + - The two leaves are eBGP peers with each other; each has its own loopback and AS. +- Anything by-pattern rather than validated on that exact device (e.g., a user-supplied hostname not in any snip's `Seen on:` list). +- Collapsed reminders: the VLAN-aware MAC-VRF uses `default-gateway do-not-advertise` (each switch owns its anycast gateway locally); the direct EVPN overlay (`l3clos-l-evpn`) runs over loopbacks and the underlay (`l3clos-l`) over the point-to-point links between the two switches. + +## Refusal + +If the request cannot be fulfilled from the snip library, do not apologise. Say exactly: + +``` +I cannot generate this from the snip library because . +``` + +…and stop. diff --git a/portal/src/data/snips.json b/portal/src/data/snips.json index a8e72af9..25b173d6 100644 --- a/portal/src/data/snips.json +++ b/portal/src/data/snips.json @@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ { - "generatedAt": "2026-07-21T19:28:08.978Z", + "generatedAt": "2026-07-21T19:55:01.563Z", "counts": { - "total": 617, - "junos": 309, + "total": 623, + "junos": 315, "evo": 308, - "jvds": 14 + "jvds": 15 }, "categories": [ "apply-groups", @@ -112,6 +112,17 @@ "total": 48 } }, + { + "id": "collapsed_dc_fabric", + "label": "Collapsed DC Fabric", + "area": "Data Center", + "repoPath": "data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric", + "counts": { + "junos": 6, + "evo": 0, + "total": 6 + } + }, { "id": "ewan_adv_core_edge", "label": "Enterprise WAN: Advanced Core/Edge", @@ -4525,6 +4536,397 @@ ], "parseWarnings": [] }, + { + "id": "collapsed_dc_fabric/junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access", + "jvd": "collapsed_dc_fabric", + "jvdLabel": "Collapsed DC Fabric", + "area": "Data Center", + "os": "Junos", + "osKey": "junos", + "category": "interfaces", + "name": "esi-lag-access", + "path": "data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/junos/interfaces/esi-lag-access.conf", + "topic": "ESI-LAG all-active access (multihomed server / access switch)", + "seenOn": { + "junos": [ + "leaf1_qfx5120-48y", + "leaf2_qfx5120-48y" + ], + "evo": [] + }, + "highlights": [ + "Dual-homes a server or access switch to BOTH collapsed leaves with an all-active ESI-LAG (AE bundle + EVPN ESI + LACP).", + "The ESI value AND the LACP system-id MUST be identical on both collapsed switches for the same AE bundle (that is what makes it all-active).", + "unit 0 is an ethernet-switching trunk carrying the fabric VLANs (vn)." + ], + "pairWith": [ + { + "raw": "junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan.conf (the VLANs/VNIs carried on the trunk)", + "id": "collapsed_dc_fabric/junos/services/mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan", + "note": "the VLANs/VNIs carried on the trunk" + } + ], + "variables": [ + { + "name": "$AE_IFD", + "example": "ae1" + }, + { + "name": "$AE_DESCRIPTION", + "example": "to.dc3-rack-001-sys001" + }, + { + "name": "$ESI_VALUE", + "example": "00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01" + }, + { + "name": "$LACP_SYSTEM_ID", + "example": "02:00:00:00:00:01" + }, + { + "name": "$VLAN_MEMBERS", + "example": "vn400 vn401" + } + ], + "jvdServiceMapping": [], + "body": "interfaces {\n $AE_IFD {\n description $AE_DESCRIPTION;\n mtu 9216;\n esi {\n $ESI_VALUE;\n all-active;\n }\n aggregated-ether-options {\n lacp {\n active;\n system-id $LACP_SYSTEM_ID;\n }\n }\n unit 0 {\n family ethernet-switching {\n interface-mode trunk;\n vlan {\n members [ $VLAN_MEMBERS ];\n }\n }\n }\n }\n}", + "bodyHtml": "
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Render with the\nsame `snips_render.py` tool used elsewhere in the JVD repo.\n\nConstants left as literals on purpose:\n- Apply-group / policy / community names (PS-ISIS-EXPORT, PS-PPLB,\n PS-RADIUS-COMM, etc.) — they ARE the abstraction.\n- Forwarding-class names, scheduler-map names — JVD-wide.\n- Pool / dynamic-profile names (`pppv4-pool`, `auto-stacked-pwht`,\n `prod-dhcp-base`, …) — wired by the BNG runtime by name.\n- All `$junos-*` placeholders inside dynamic-profiles — runtime-resolved\n by smg-service, NOT user-templatable.\n\n## Identity / topology\n\n| Variable | Meaning | Example | Used in |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `$ROUTER_ID` | Device router-id (== lo0.0 IPv4) | `192.168.0.7` | transport/* |\n| `$LOCAL_AS` | iBGP / overlay AS | `65001` | transport/* |\n| `$LOOPBACK_V4` | This PE's lo0.0 IPv4 | `192.168.0.7` | transport/*, policy/* |\n| `$LOOPBACK_V6` | This PE's lo0.0 IPv6 | `2001:db8::192:168:0:7` | policy/* |\n| `$NODE_SID_V4` | ISIS-SR IPv4 node-segment index (1000+lastoctet in this JVD) | `1007` | policy/isis-export-prefix-segment.conf |\n| `$NODE_SID_V6` | ISIS-SR IPv6 node-segment index (4000+lastoctet) | `4007` | policy/isis-export-prefix-segment.conf |\n| `$SRGB_START` / `$SRGB_END` | MPLS SRGB label range | `800000` / `890000` | transport/mpls-segment-routing.conf |\n\n## Neighbours / route reflectors\n\n| Variable | Meaning | Example | Used in |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `$RR_AGN1_V4` / `$RR_AGN2_V4` | Fabric (AGN) RR loopbacks | `192.168.0.5` / `192.168.0.6` | transport/bgp-overlay-* |\n| `$RR_CR_V4` | Core (CR) RR loopback | `192.168.0.11` | transport/bgp-overlay-pe-bng.conf |\n| `$AN1_V4`..`$AN5_V4` | Access-node loopbacks (RR clients) | `192.168.0.0`..`192.168.0.4` | transport/bgp-overlay-rr-fabric.conf |\n| `$BNG1_V4`..`$BNG4_V4` | BNG loopbacks (RR clients) | `192.168.0.7`..`192.168.0.10` | transport/bgp-overlay-rr-* |\n| `$AGN1_V4` / `$AGN2_V4` | Aggregation-node loopbacks (cr1 view) | `192.168.0.5` / `192.168.0.6` | transport/bgp-overlay-rr-core.conf |\n| `$CR_V4` | Core RR loopback (AGN view) | `192.168.0.11` | transport/bgp-overlay-rr-fabric.conf |\n| `$CE_PEER_V4` / `$CE_PEER_V6` | Internet eBGP peer addresses | `10.11.110.2` / `2001:db8::11:11:110:2` | services/l3vpn-internet.conf |\n| `$CE_AS_V4` / `$CE_AS_V6` | Internet eBGP peer AS numbers | `200` / `300` | services/l3vpn-internet.conf |\n\n## Interfaces (underlay)\n\n| Variable | Meaning | Example | Used in |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `$CORE_INTF` | Core-facing IS-IS unit | `et-0/0/2.0` | transport/isis-srmpls-tilfa.conf |\n| `$CORE_PHYS` | Core-facing physical interface | `et-0/0/2` | interfaces/core-isis-mpls.conf |\n| `$CORE_DESC` | JVD-style link description | `R7-BNG1-To-R6-AGN2` | interfaces/core-isis-mpls.conf |\n| `$CORE_V4` / `$CORE_V6` | Underlay link addresses | `10.10.67.2/24` / `2001:db8::10:10:67:1:2/120` | interfaces/core-isis-mpls.conf |\n| `$ISIS_LEVEL` | ISIS level on this interface | `1` (or `2` on cr1's L2 links) | transport/isis-srmpls-tilfa.conf |\n| `$L2_KNOB` | `level 2` mode | `disable` (or `wide-metrics-only` on cr1) | transport/isis-srmpls-tilfa.conf |\n| `$EXPORT_POLICY` | ISIS export policy reference | `PS-ISIS-EXPORT` (or `[ PS-ISIS-EXPORT stop_leak ]` on cr1) | transport/isis-srmpls-tilfa.conf |\n| `$V6_VRF_RIB` | VRF v6 rib leaked into inet6.0 | `PPPOE_SUBS_1.inet6.0` | transport/routing-options-pe.conf |\n\n## Interfaces (subscriber & access)\n\n| Variable | Meaning | Example | Used in |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `$PS_DEV` | Pseudowire-headend ifd | `ps0`, `ps11` | interfaces/ps-pseudowire-* |\n| `$PS_AC` | psN.0 attachment-circuit unit | `ps1.0`, `ps11.0`, `ps31.0` | services/evpn-vpws-*-bng.conf |\n| `$ANCHOR_LT` | logical-tunnel anchor | `lt-0/0/0` | interfaces/ps-pseudowire-* |\n| `$DYN_PROFILE` | Dynamic-profile invoked by auto-configure | `auto-stacked-pwht`, `auto-stacked-pwht_dhcp` | interfaces/ps-pseudowire-* |\n| `$ESI_VALUE` | Per-ps ESI for EVPN multihoming | `00:10:12:12:12:12:12:00:00:31` | interfaces/ps-pseudowire-* |\n| `$DF_PREFERENCE` | df-election-type preference value | `1000` (preferred) / `995` (backup) | interfaces/ps-pseudowire-* |\n| `$STATIC_MAC` | Override MAC on ps interface (DHCP) | `aa:aa:aa:bb:bb:bb` | interfaces/ps-pseudowire-dhcp-ipoe.conf |\n| `$MTU` | ps interface MTU | `2022` | interfaces/ps-pseudowire-* |\n| `$AC_INTF` | AN-side EVPN-VPWS attachment-circuit unit | `ae1.1041` | services/evpn-vpws-an.conf |\n| `$AC1` / `$AC2` | FXC bundle members on the AN | `ae0.1061` / `ae0.1062` | services/evpn-vpws-fxc-an.conf |\n| `$LAG`, `$LAG_FXC`, `$LAG_PERSUB` | Aggregated-Ethernet device names | `ae0`, `ae1` | interfaces/ae-vlan-bridge-* |\n| `$LAG_VLAN_UNIT` / `$LAG_VLAN_ID` | per-subscriber VLAN unit/id | `1031` / `1031` | interfaces/ae-vlan-bridge-fxc-sw.conf |\n| `$CPE_PORT` | sw1/sw2 CPE-facing breakout port | `xe-0/0/0:3` | interfaces/ae-vlan-bridge-fxc-sw.conf |\n| `$BD_NAME` | sw1/sw2 bridge-domain name | `bd_group_1031` | interfaces/ae-vlan-bridge-fxc-sw.conf |\n| `$FXC_VLAN_UNIT` | AN FXC LAG unit/vlan | `1061` | interfaces/ae-vlan-bridge-an.conf |\n| `$PERSUB_VLAN_UNIT` | AN per-subscriber LAG unit/vlan | `1031` | interfaces/ae-vlan-bridge-an.conf |\n| `$FXC_ESI` | Shared LAG-level ESI for FXC | `00:15:15:15:00:00:00:15:15:15` | interfaces/ae-vlan-bridge-an.conf, services/evpn-vpws-fxc-an.conf |\n| `$PERSUB_ESI_VALUE` | Per-unit ESI for per-subscriber EVPN-VPWS | `00:10:11:11:11:11:11:00:00:31` | interfaces/ae-vlan-bridge-an.conf |\n| `$LACP_SYSID_FXC` / `$LACP_SYSID_PERSUB` | LACP system-id overrides on AN LAGs | `00:00:00:00:01:01` / `00:00:00:00:02:02` | interfaces/ae-vlan-bridge-an.conf |\n\n## Services (EVPN-VPWS / L3VPN)\n\n| Variable | Meaning | Example | Used in |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `$INSTANCE_NAME` | routing-instance name | `METRO_BBE_EVPN_VPWS_PPPoE_GROUP_1` | services/evpn-vpws-* |\n| `$VRF_NAME` | L3VPN routing-instance name | `PPPOE_SUBS_1`, `dhcp-subs` | services/l3vpn-* |\n| `$RD_LOOPBACK_V4` | Loopback used as RD-prefix | `192.168.107.107` (BNG-side), `100.100.100.100` (AN-side) | services/* |\n| `$RD_ID` | RD tail integer | `1031` | services/* |\n| `$RT_AS` / `$RT_ID` | Route-target AS:ID pair | `60000`:`1031` | services/evpn-vpws-* |\n| `$VPWS_LOCAL_ID` / `$VPWS_REMOTE_ID` | EVPN-VPWS service-id pair | `21` / `1` | services/evpn-vpws-* |\n| `$SVC_LOCAL` / `$SVC_REMOTE` | FXC group service-id pair | `5001` / `6001` | services/evpn-vpws-fxc-an.conf |\n| `$LO_UNIT` | VRF loopback unit | `lo0.1`, `lo0.7`, `lo0.11`, `lo0.313` | services/l3vpn-* |\n| `$VRF_IMPORT_POL` / `$VRF_EXPORT_POL` | Per-VRF import/export policy refs | `PS-PPPOE-SUBS-1-VRF-IMPORT` / `-EXPORT` | services/l3vpn-* |\n| `$V4_AGGREGATE` / `$V6_AGGREGATE` | Subscriber-pool aggregate prefixes | `10.25.0.0/16` / `fc00:25:140::/48` | services/l3vpn-pppoe-subs.conf |\n| `$V4_POOL` / `$V6_POOL` | DHCP pool names | `dhcp_v4_pool` / `dhcp_v6_pool` | services/l3vpn-dhcp-subs.conf |\n| `$V4_NETWORK` | DHCP v4 pool network | `10.42.0.0/16` | services/l3vpn-dhcp-subs.conf |\n| `$V4_RANGE_LOW` / `$V4_RANGE_HIGH` | DHCP v4 lease range | `10.42.0.2` / `10.42.255.254` | services/l3vpn-dhcp-subs.conf |\n| `$V4_GATEWAY` | DHCP server-identifier + router option | `10.42.0.1` | services/l3vpn-dhcp-subs.conf |\n| `$V6_PREFIX` | DHCPv6 pool prefix | `fc00:125:140::/64` | services/l3vpn-dhcp-subs.conf |\n| `$V6_RANGE_LOW` / `$V6_RANGE_HIGH` | DHCPv6 range | `fc00:125:140::2/128` / `fc00:125:140::ffff/128` | services/l3vpn-dhcp-subs.conf |\n| `$LEASE_TIME` | dhcp-attributes maximum-lease-time (s) | `600` | services/l3vpn-dhcp-subs.conf |\n| `$V6_RIB` | rib for IPv6 aggregate inside VRF | `PPPOE_SUBS_1.inet6.0` | services/l3vpn-pppoe-subs.conf |\n| `$V4_POOL_NETWORK` / `$V6_POOL_PREFIX` | PPPoE pool prefixes | `10.25.0.0/16` / `fc00:25:140::/48` | services/l3vpn-pppoe-subs.conf, subscriber-management/address-assignment-pools.conf |\n| `$AUTH_PROFILE` | RADIUS access-profile reference | `vlan-auth-access1` | interfaces/ps-pseudowire-*, services/l3vpn-dhcp-subs.conf |\n| `$RADIUS_INTF` | RADIUS-VRF interface on cr1 | `et-0/0/20:0.0` | services/l3vpn-radius.conf |\n| `$CE_INTF` | VRF_Internet eBGP interface | `et-0/0/26:1.0` | services/l3vpn-internet.conf |\n\n## Chassis / boot / subscriber-management\n\n| Variable | Meaning | Example | Used in |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `$PS_DEVICE_COUNT` | chassis pseudowire-service device-count | `100` | bootstrap/chassis-bng.conf |\n| `$TS_FPC` / `$TS_PIC` / `$TS_BW` | tunnel-services FPC/PIC/bandwidth | `0` / `0` / `100g` | bootstrap/chassis-bng.conf |\n| `$NAS_ID` | RADIUS NAS-Identifier | `R7-BNG1` | subscriber-management/access-profile-radius.conf |\n| `$RADIUS_SERVER_V4` | RADIUS server address | `10.189.189.2` | subscriber-management/* |\n| `$RADIUS_PORT` | RADIUS server UDP port | `1812` | subscriber-management/radius-server.conf |\n| `$RADIUS_SECRET` / `$RADIUS_SECRET_AUTH` / `$RADIUS_SECRET_ACCT` | Encrypted RADIUS secrets | `$9$...` (Junos type-9) | subscriber-management/* |\n| `$RADIUS_SOURCE_V4` | RADIUS source-address (in RADIUS VRF) | `192.168.17.17` | subscriber-management/* |\n| `$AUTOCONF_BW` / `$AUTOCONF_BURST` | ddos-protection autoconf rate-limits | `20000` / `20000` | subscriber-management/system-services-subscriber-mgmt.conf |\n| `$PPPOE_PADSE_BW` / `$PPPOE_PADSE_BURST` | ddos-protection PPPoE PADSE rate-limits | `2000` / `100` | subscriber-management/system-services-subscriber-mgmt.conf |\n| `$USER_PASS` | dynamic-profile RADIUS password | `joshua` | interfaces/ps-pseudowire-*, services/l3vpn-dhcp-subs.conf, subscriber-management/dp-auto-stacked-* |\n| `$USER_PREFIX` | dynamic-profile username prefix | `pwht_pppoe`, `pwht_dhcp` | (same as `$USER_PASS`) |\n| `$DOMAIN_NAME` | dynamic-profile username domain | `jnpr.net` | (same as `$USER_PASS`) |\n| `$RA_MIN` / `$RA_MAX` | router-advertisement intervals | `30` / `60` | subscriber-management/dp-auto-stacked-pwht-dhcp.conf |\n| `$VRF_LO_UNIT` | dhcp-subs VRF loopback unit | `lo0.313` | subscriber-management/dp-prod-dhcp-base.conf, dp-autosense-ipdemux.conf |\n\n## Policy\n\n| Variable | Meaning | Example | Used in |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `$PL_AN_REGION_LIST` | Prefix-list of AN+BNG client loopbacks | `192.168.0.0..0.4 192.168.0.7 192.168.0.8` | policy/bgp-rr-export.conf |\n| `$PL_CORE_LIST` | Prefix-list of CORE loopbacks (per RR view) | `192.168.0.7 .8 .11` (AGN view); `192.168.0.9 .10` (cr1 view) | policy/bgp-rr-export.conf |\n" }, + { + "jvd": "collapsed_dc_fabric", + "markdown": "# Snip Variable Reference — Collapsed Data Center Fabric\n\nVariables used across the `collapsed_dc_fabric` snip library. Replace `$VARIABLE`\nplaceholders with site-specific values when adapting snips to a new deployment.\nJVD-wide constants (group names `l3clos-l` / `l3clos-l-evpn`, policy names\n`BGP-AOS-Policy` / `EVPN_EXPORT`, the `evpn-1` MAC-VRF instance) are left literal\nbecause they *are* the abstraction the JVD documents.\n\nBoth collapsed switches run **Junos OS** (baseline QFX5120-48Y), so every snip\nlives under `junos/` — there is no `evo/` tree.\n\n## Transport (direct leaf-to-leaf)\n\n| Variable | Example | Used in |\n|----------|---------|---------|\n| `$UNDERLAY_BFD_MS` | `1000` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp |\n| `$OVERLAY_BFD_MS` | `3000` | collapsed-evpn-overlay |\n| `$BFD_MULTIPLIER` | `3` | both |\n| `$PEER_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.0` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp |\n| `$LOCAL_LINK_IP` | `10.0.3.1` | collapsed-underlay-ebgp |\n| `$PEER_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.1` | collapsed-evpn-overlay |\n| `$LOCAL_LOOPBACK` | `192.168.253.0` | collapsed-evpn-overlay |\n| `$PEER_DESCRIPTION` | `facing_dc3-rack-001-leaf2` | both |\n| `$PEER_AS` | `64801` | both |\n\n## Services\n\n| Variable | Example | Used in |\n|----------|---------|---------|\n| `$VNI` | `10400` | mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan |\n| `$VNI_RT` | `target:10400:1` | mac-vrf-evpn-vxlan |\n\n## Interfaces\n\n| Variable | Example | Used in |\n|----------|---------|---------|\n| `$AE_IFD` | `ae1` | esi-lag-access |\n| `$AE_DESCRIPTION` | `to.dc3-rack-001-sys001` | esi-lag-access |\n| `$ESI_VALUE` | `00:02:00:00:00:00:01:00:00:01` | esi-lag-access |\n| `$LACP_SYSTEM_ID` | `02:00:00:00:00:01` | esi-lag-access |\n| `$VLAN_MEMBERS` | `vn400 vn401` | esi-lag-access |\n| `$IRB_UNIT` | `400` | irb-anycast-gateway |\n| `$IRB_ADDRESS` | `10.0.0.1/24` | irb-anycast-gateway |\n| `$ANYCAST_MAC` | `00:1c:73:00:00:01` | irb-anycast-gateway |\n| `$LO_UNIT` | `0` | loopback |\n| `$LO_IPV4` | `192.168.253.0/32` | loopback |\n" + }, { "jvd": "evpn_vxlan_dci", "markdown": "# Snip Variable Reference — EVPN-VXLAN Data Center Interconnect (DCI)\n\nVariables used across the `evpn_vxlan_dci` snip library. Replace `$VARIABLE`\nplaceholders with site-specific values when adapting snips to a new deployment.\nJVD-wide constants (policy names such as `EVPN_GW_IN` / `EVPN_GW_OUT`, community\nnames, the `evpn-gw` group name, the `evpn-1` MAC-VRF instance) are left literal\nbecause they *are* the abstraction the JVD documents.\n\n## DCI overlay gateway (evpn-gw)\n\n| Variable | Example | Used in |\n|----------|---------|---------|\n| `$GW_PEER` | `192.168.254.2` | dci-gateway-overlay-ebgp |\n| `$GW_LOCAL` | `192.168.255.2` | dci-gateway-overlay-ebgp |\n| `$PEER_DESCRIPTION` | `facing_dc2-bl1-evpn-gateway` | dci-gateway-overlay-ebgp |\n| `$PEER_TTL` | `2` (EVO) / `5` (junos) | dci-gateway-overlay-ebgp |\n| `$PEER_AS` | `65105` | dci-gateway-overlay-ebgp |\n| `$BFD_INTERVAL_MS` | `3000` | dci-gateway-overlay-ebgp (EVO) |\n| `$BFD_MULTIPLIER` | `3` | dci-gateway-overlay-ebgp (EVO) |\n\n## EVPN interconnect (seamless stitching)\n\n| Variable | Example | Used in |\n|----------|---------|---------|\n| `$IC_VRF_TARGET` | `target:65655L:1` | evpn-interconnect |\n| `$IC_RD` | `192.168.255.2:65533` | evpn-interconnect |\n| `$IC_ESI` | `00:02:ff:00:00:00:01:00:00:01` | evpn-interconnect |\n| `$IC_VNI_LIST` | `10400 10401 41400 41401` | evpn-interconnect |\n\n## Translation VNI\n\n| Variable | Example | Used in |\n|----------|---------|---------|\n| `$VLAN_NAME` | `vn1400` | vxlan-translation-vni |\n| `$VLAN_ID` | `1400` | vxlan-translation-vni |\n| `$IRB_IFL` | `irb.1400` | vxlan-translation-vni |\n| `$VNI` | `11400` (EVO) / `31400` (junos) | vxlan-translation-vni |\n| `$TRANSLATION_VNI` | `41400` | vxlan-translation-vni |\n\n## Type 5 (L3 VRF) interconnect\n\n| Variable | Example | Used in |\n|----------|---------|---------|\n| `$VRF_NAME` | `blue` | vrf-type5-interconnect |\n| `$L3_IC_VRF_TARGET` | `target:65655L:2222` | vrf-type5-interconnect |\n| `$L3_IC_RD` | `192.168.255.2:65530` | vrf-type5-interconnect |\n| `$L3_VNI` | `20002` | vrf-type5-interconnect |\n| `$L3_EXPORT_POLICY` | `BGP-AOS-Policy-blue` | vrf-type5-interconnect |\n\n## Interfaces\n\n| Variable | Example | Used in |\n|----------|---------|---------|\n| `$LO_UNIT` | `0` | loopback |\n| `$LO_IPV4` | `192.168.255.2/32` | loopback |\n| `$LO_IPV6` | `fdf6:ed70:1fac:f2d1::1000/128` | loopback |\n\n## MACSEC\n\n| Variable | Example | Used in |\n|----------|---------|---------|\n| `$CA_NAME` | `dc1-dc2-dci` | macsec-dci |\n| `$CKN` | `abcd1234…` (64 hex) | macsec-dci |\n| `$CAK` | *(secret — `## SECRET-DATA`)* | macsec-dci |\n| `$MACSEC_INTF` | `et-0/0/12:2` (EVO) / `xe-0/0/12` (junos) | macsec-dci |\n" @@ -45517,6 +45923,12 @@ "promptUrl": "https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/byoai/broadband_edge/jvd-bbe-byoai-prompt.txt", "rawUrl": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/service_provider/broadband_edge/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-bbe-byoai-prompt.txt" }, + { + "jvd": "collapsed_dc_fabric", + "promptPath": "data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt", + "promptUrl": "https://juniper.github.io/jvd/portal/byoai/collapsed_dc_fabric/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt", + "rawUrl": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/jvd/main/data_center/adc/collapsed_dc_fabric/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-collapsed-byoai-prompt.txt" + }, { "jvd": "evpn_vxlan_dci", "promptPath": "data_center/adc/evpn_vxlan_dci/configuration/snips/byoai/jvd-evpn-dci-byoai-prompt.txt",