Abstract: An autonomous system border router (ASBR) provided in a domain in which routers share an anycast address, may perform a method comprising: (a) receiving, from an exterior Border Gateway Protocol (eBGP) peer, first reachability information for a first prefix, the first reachability information including a first next hop (NH) address; (b) communicating first link state information about the first prefix to another router in the domain, the first link state information associating the first prefix with the anycast address; (c) receiving, from an eBGP peer, second reachability information for a second prefix, the second reachability information including a second next hop (NH) address; and (d) communicating second link state information about the second prefix to the other router in the domain, the second link state information associating the second prefix with the anycast address. This effectively reduces the number of next hops related to a prefix learned by two or more ASBRs (e.g.

Abstract: Management of network devices using network aware diagnosis techniques. An example method to monitor a network includes constructing, by a controller device that manages a plurality of network devices, a deployed graph model comprising a plurality of models representative of services operating on the network devices within the network. The method also includes receiving an alert, by the controller device, that a service operating on one of the network devices is experiencing a failure. Additionally, the method includes traversing, by the controller device, modeled dependencies within the deployed graph model to perform root cause analysis of the service that is experiencing the failure to determine a resource-level event causing the failure. The method includes. based on the traversing, providing, by the controller device, a report indicating the root cause of the failure.

Abstract: An autonomous system border router (ASBR) provided in a domain in which routers share an anycast address, may perform a method comprising: (a) receiving, from an exterior Border Gateway Protocol (eBGP) peer, first reachability information for a first prefix, the first reachability information including a first next hop (NH) address; (b) communicating first link state information about the first prefix to another router in the domain, the first link state information associating the first prefix with the anycast address; (c) receiving, from an eBGP peer, second reachability information for a second prefix, the second reachability information including a second next hop (NH) address; and (d) communicating second link state information about the second prefix to the other router in the domain, the second link state information associating the second prefix with the anycast address. This effectively reduces the number of next hops related to a prefix learned by two or more ASBRs (e.g.

Abstract: Management of network devices using network aware diagnosis techniques. An example method to monitor a network includes constructing, by a controller device that manages a plurality of network devices, a deployed graph model comprising a plurality of models representative of services operating on the network devices within the network. The method also includes receiving an alert, by the controller device, that a service operating on one of the network devices is experiencing a failure. Additionally, the method includes traversing, by the controller device, modeled dependencies within the deployed graph model to perform root cause analysis of the service that is experiencing the failure to determine a resource-level event causing the failure. The method includes. based on the traversing, providing, by the controller device, a report indicating the root cause of the failure.