You can configure a physical
            router for centralized routing.
     
        About this task
Follow this procedure to configure a
            physical router for centralized routing.
Note   
                
                    - Provide a list of border leaf IPs on which the centralized router (VRF)
                        needs to be added. If a given fabric has only one BL pair and you have not
                        provided any BL pair as centralized router, then the only available BL pair
                        is used as centralized router by default.
- Provide only one BL pair on which the centralized router (VRF) needs to be
                        added.
- VRF instantiation happens on the border leaf devices during the EPG
                        (endpoint group) create or update operations.
- You cannot provide leaf, spine, or super-spine IPs as the target device for
                        centralized routing.
- VRF (with centralized routing enabled) and its dependent L3 configuration
                        (anycast-ip, local-ip, VRF static route, VRF static route bfd, router bgp
                        static or dynamic peer, and router bgp peer-group) are instantiated only on
                        the border leafs on which the parent VRF exists.

When a centralized routing is
                enabled for a given tenant VRF:
                    - Define a target border leaf
                        device on which the VRF needs to be instantiated.The VRF instantiation
                            happens only on those border leaf devices and not on any other leaf or
                            border leaf devices. 
- You do not need to provide a
                        target border leaf device on which the anycast IP needs to be
                            configured.The anycast IP is configured automatically on
                            the border leaf devices on which the VRF is instantiated. 
- Provide a border leaf IP (on
                        which the VRF is instantiated) for the local IP configuration.
- Provide a border leaf IP (on
                        which the VRF is instantiated) for the VRF SR (Static Route) and VRF SR-BFD
                        (Static Route – BFD) configuration.
- Provide a border leaf IP (on
                        which the VRF is instantiated) for the BGP static and dynamic peer
                        configuration.
- Provide a border leaf IP (on
                        which the VRF is instantiated) for the BGP peer-group configuration.
Procedure
- 
                To configure physical routers
                    for centralized routing on Tenant VRF, run the following command:
                
                    efa tenant vrf create --name <vrf-name> --tenant <tenant-name> 
    --routing-type {centralized | distributed}
    --centralized-router <list-of-border-leaf-routers>Example efa tenant vrf create –-name VRF1 --tenant tenant1 
    --routing-type centralized --centralized-router BL1-IP,BL2-IP 
 
- 
                Carve out of VRFs on the border-leaf pairs.
                
                    Instantiate VRFs on the border-leaf devices based on the L3 scale
                        requirements. Suppose the fabric has 100 VRFs with 4K anycast IP, then you can instantiate
                        all 100 VRFs on a single border-leaf pair. If the L3 scale requirements are
                        higher than the scale supported by a single border-leaf pair, then add
                        additional border-leaf pair.