Before you design an ACI fabric, it is important to understand existing application
interactions. If you do not understand them entirely, which approach can you use?
A.
Design a classic routing configuration in which everybody can talk to anybody as the
equivalent to a contract called “anyany” that all EPGs provide and consume.
B.
Design around the Cisco ACI whitelist model using the common tenant, where, by
default, two EPGs can communicate to each other in the absence of a contract.
C.
Map each EPG to familiar constructs such as VLANs that provide segmentation and will
apply policy application interactions.
D.
Leverage advanced orchestration tools like Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud or
Cisco UCS Director to document existing application interactions.