[09:12:58] Southparkfan: Nice! Yeah it's a good project alright, I've not moved my work from my desktop here to the VPS yet but may have some time to tackle that today :) [12:12:07] topranks: what does the ram usage at your desktop look like? running 'just' a simple topology with three SR Linux nodes (two leafs, one spine) is barely possible here, ram-wise [12:13:52] really? My RAM usage is high, approx 12GB but that was running about 60 JunOS containers [12:14:01] So the usage per node is not that high [12:14:04] a 16 GB quota in wmcs to run a hundred nodes is very optimistic :P [12:14:19] I've not played with the SR Linux image however [12:14:49] well it's a rough estimate, didn't want to be too greedy day 1! [12:15:53] You could also see how you get on with another image [12:16:09] Like I run many plain debian containers [12:16:10] are these containers lighter versions? I tried vMXs in GNS3 (lots of fun with VCPs and VFPs), that didn't work well unfortunately [12:16:16] image: debian:latest [12:16:16] kind: linux [12:16:49] vMX is a virtual-machine, it implements it's own net drivers everything, very heavy beast [12:16:59] I can help you get it working in GNS3 if you want, but it's not lightweight [12:17:26] cRPD is just a Linux container, based on a Ubuntu image and then it runs the Juniper crpd daemon inside it [12:17:34] I presume those debian containers are very efficient, compared to others (although vyos containers run fine too) [12:17:41] So much more lightweight, 60 vMX's would take like a TB of RAM or something [12:18:14] yeah, like it's just a container so not much overhead on top of the OS, it really depends what runs inside that container [12:18:27] But yeah, when you run the debian one there are no extra processes that run, so it's very lightweight [12:18:49] Running the cRPD one each node runs the Juniper crpd binary so it's a bit more heavy, but still nothing like the vMX or other VM appliances [12:20:05] ah, just learned about cRPD :-) [12:23:44] I will take a look at cRPD, thanks