Topology Group

Topology groups are used to organize and activate or push control policies like custom, hub spoke and mesh created under topology profiles to the SD-WAN controllers. Only one topology group can be active at a time.

Diagram

Classes

sdwan

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
topology_groups	List	[topology_groups]	No

topology_groups (sdwan)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
name	String	Regex: ^[^&<>! "]{1,128}$	Yes
description	String		No
activate	Boolean	true, false	No
topology_profile	String	Regex: ^[^&<>! "]{1,128}$	Yes

Examples

Example-1: This example demonstrates creating a topology group that references a topology profile and activates it. The topology group name must match the referenced topology profile name.

sdwan:
  topology_groups:
    - name: prod_topology
      description: production topology
      topology_profile: prod_topology
      activate: true
  feature_profiles:
    topology_profiles:
      - name: prod_topology
        description: production topology
        custom_policies:
          - name: route_control
            default_action: reject
            level: sites
            inbound_sites:
              - SITE_100
            outbound_sites:
              - SITE_200
            sequences:
              - sequence_id: 1
                sequence_name: accept_all
                base_action: accept
                type: route
                protocol: ipv4

Note: In the above example, the referenced topology_profile must be defined under sdwan.feature_profiles.topology_profiles with at least one policy (custom_policies, hub_spoke_policies, or mesh_policies).

Example-2: This example demonstrates a topology group with activate set to false (topology is configured but not pushed to controllers).

sdwan:
  topology_groups:
    - name: staging_topology
      description: staging topology
      topology_profile: staging_topology
      activate: false