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@@ -117,17 +117,16 @@ Given the use case description and the current implementation of OpenStack
Neutron, we identify the following gaps:
-[MB-GAP1] Limited support for multiple back-ends
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+* **[MB-GAP1] Limited support for multiple back-ends**
-As pointed out above, the Neutron core plugin mechanism only allows for one
-active plugin at a time. The ML2 plugin allows for running multiple mechanism
-drivers in parallel, however, successful inter-working strongly depends on the
-individual driver.
+ As pointed out above, the Neutron core plugin mechanism only allows for one
+ active plugin at a time. The ML2 plugin allows for running multiple mechanism
+ drivers in parallel, however, successful inter-working strongly depends on the
+ individual driver.
-Moreover, the ML2 plugin and its API is - by design - very layer 2 focused. For
-NFV networking use cases beyond layer 2, for instance L3VPNs, a more flexible
-API is required.
+ Moreover, the ML2 plugin and its API is - by design - very layer 2 focused. For
+ NFV networking use cases beyond layer 2, for instance L3VPNs, a more flexible
+ API is required.
Conclusion