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source / activeRed Hat OpenShift High Level Design (Summary)

Red Hat–approved high-level design (HLD) for the target OpenShift Container Platform. Serves as the vendor baseline for architecture alignment.

source / activeCisco NX-OS Ansible Automation Best Practices (Summary)

Summary of Cisco Nexus-as-Code and Ansible documentation used to define DC 3.0 network automation patterns for Cisco NX-OS.

source / activeCisco NX-OS EVPN ESI multi-homing (Summary)

Summary of Cisco NX-OS EVPN Ethernet Segment Identifier (ESI) multi-homing behavior used to define production baseline controls for multi-homed tenant attachment in EVPN/VXLAN fabr

source / activeLogius overheidsbreed IPv6-nummerplankader (Summary)

Summary of the Dutch government-wide IPv6 numbering framework managed by Logius for allocation, categorization, and governance of government IPv6 address space.

source / activeNX-OS Config Replacement Summary

Vendor references for NX-OS `configure replace` and rollback behavior used by DC 3.0 automation.

source / activeOpenShift Multiple Networks VRF Plugin (Summary)

Summary of OpenShift Container Platform multiple-network documentation for virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) on pod secondary networks.

source / activeOpenShift networking real routing and NAT-free path (Summary)

Summary of the Red Hat Developers architecture guidance for OpenShift networking evolution toward routable workload IPs, reduced NAT dependence, and direct fabric integration.

source / activeOVN-Kubernetes OKEP-5088 EVPN Support (Summary)

Summary of OKEP-5088 design material for EVPN support in OVN-Kubernetes, including UDN integration, FRR interaction, and implementation constraints.

source / activeRed Hat Quay 3.17 Architecture (Summary)

Red Hat describes Red Hat Quay as a distributed, highly available container image registry for enterprise storage, distribution, access control, geo-replication, repository mirrori

source / activeRed Hat Quay 3.17 Management (Summary)

Red Hat management documentation covers Quay configuration, TLS, action logs, Clair, mirroring workers, OIDC, keyless robot-account authentication, metrics, health checks, backup,

source / activeRed Hat Quay 3.17 Usage (Summary)

Red Hat usage documentation describes Quay tenancy, organizations, repositories, teams, robot accounts, default permissions, tag expiration, immutable tags, usage logs, Clair secur

This section captures the external evidence behind architecture positions and ADR rationale.

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