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Minutes 2016 08 26
ericvoit edited this page Aug 26, 2016
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| Meeting Materials | Attending |
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| WebEx Recording password: Kw2m9jvs | Andy Bierman, Ambika Prasad Tripathy, Alexander Clemm, Alberto Gonzalez Prieto, Eric Voit, Susan Hares, Tim Jenkins, Yan Gang, Balazs Lengyel, |
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Use of Anydata versus String
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Page 47 of Yang push draft drives inefficient behavior as text must be encoded as a string and then sent as a monolithic element. Anydata is more efficient.
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Agreement to make this change
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High Availability, YANG patch, and Schema synch
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Schema tree must be kept in synch across devices participating in a push session. Module updates must be kept in order with data node updates or else we could drop stuff which should not be dropped
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This could include
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Andy to provide text for Section 3.8
- Ready to post -00. Should be today.
- Once SSE starts, there will be no more Restconf interpretation of further signaling upon the connection
- Unclear how this can be made to work with modify and delete subscription. Will open an issue on whether SSE can even be made to work here.
- Add Issue to track and address in draft.
- Kent: For static subscriptions, perhaps we can use Restconf call home to originate an SSE connection
- We could keep this as a potential option in the draft. It will add an additional option for anyone who likes SSE. Whether we should keep this will be revisited later.
- SSE should not have any issue with multiple streams as dequeuing is a sender issue which need not conflict.
- Continue discussion on Balazs topics