Lately I've been spending a lot of time on projects related to migrating traditional MPLS (based on LDP) to a new solution based on MPLS Segment Routing. Migrations can be challenging and very interesting, so I’ll try to illustrate, using the example of several clients – of course, the data will be anonymized – what the migration process looks like and what its main advantages are. I'm returning to running this blog because it gives me the motivation for further activities and learning. I hope there will be readers for what I share here and that it will be useful to someone.
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