Top-of-rack switch replacement for hyper-converged infrastructure computing environments

A non-transitory computer-readable medium embodying program code executable in at least one computing device that, when executed by the at least one computing device, causes the at least one computing device to:

• maintain a listing of network configurations applied to a first network switch over time in memory, the first network switch being implemented in a rack;
• determine that the first network switch fails to satisfy a performance threshold;
• in response to the first network switch not satisfying the performance threshold, decommission the first network switch in the rack;
• in response to the first network switch not satisfying the performance threshold, configure a second network switch for replacement of the first network switch in the rack by:
• accessing at least one of the network configurations applied to the first network switch from the memory;
• and
• applying the at least one of the network configurations to the second network switch.

A method, comprising:

• maintaining a listing of network configurations applied to a first network switch over time in memory, the first network switch being implemented in a rack;
• determining that the first network switch fails to satisfy a performance threshold;
• in response to the first network switch not satisfying the performance threshold, decommissioning the first network switch in the rack;
• in response to the first network switch not satisfying the performance threshold, configuring a second network switch for replacement of the first network switch in the rack by:
• accessing at least one of the network configurations applied to the first network switch from the memory;
• and
• applying the at least one of the network configurations to the second network switch.