Closed tahir24434 closed 5 years ago
If someone can point me to some VMX image, I can create the docker registry and can fix the code/README.
the problem is that those images are often licensed and copyrighted so only vendors themselves can distribute them.
Makes sense. Closing the issue.
FWIW, Juniper has a Docker image published for vQFX under the antidote labs project: https://hub.docker.com/r/antidotelabs/vqfx. Otherwise, if you really need vMX, it's quite easy to build the image yourself, see https://github.com/plajjan/vrnetlab/tree/master/vmx. (If I'm not mistaken, the antidote/vqfx
image is built using vrnetlab as well).
I tried 2node-vmx.yml and 3node-ceos. Both of these examples are not working. The root cause of 2node-vmx topology failure is that vrnetlab docker repository does not have this image any more.
Creating our own docker registry and hosting the images there might be a solution to this issue.