Yard Router#

Connecting networks is hard. That's why we built the Rolling Stock Yard Router.

Rolling Stock Yard Router (RSYR) is a free and open-source virtual network function (VNF) for interconnecting networks, packaged and maintained by Rolling Stock Labs.

Once provisioned, it can connect physical, virtual, and tunneled networks.

# yard-cli wg new "ops-team"
...

graph LR
A((Worksta_A)) <-->|Internet + WireGuard| R{Router};
B((Worksta_B)) <-->|Internet + WireGuard| R{Router};
R <--> H[Rack Unit with Provided Hardware];

# yard-cli aws connect --token aws-token-file
- Validating token permissions...
- Scraping VPC subnets
- Creating Subnet CIDR reservations
...
...

graph LR
A((Cloud VPC)) <-->|Site-to-Site + BGP| R{yard router};
R <--> H[Rack Unit with Provided Hardware];

# yard-cli datum connect --token equinix-token-file
...

graph LR
A((Cust. POP)) <-->|VLAN| N{NaaS};
N <-->|VLAN| R{yard router};
R <-->|VLAN| H[Rack Unit with Provided Hardware];
R <-->|VLAN| RU[Rack Unit];

Connect many networks together at once#

graph TD
  A{yard router} <--> B((Internet));
  B <-->|Site-to-Site + BGP| C((Cloud));
  B <-->|WireGuard| D[Workstation];
  A <-->|VLAN| E[Rack Unit with Provided Hardware];
  A <-->|VLAN| G[Rack Unit];
  A <-->|x-conn + NaaS| F{Customer Router};
  A <--> H{RSSG};

See the RSYR documentation page for more details.