Closed carloperocchio closed 5 years ago
Notes from the call on January 12:
The topology-id in path constraints allows constraining the topology the requested path shall belong to.
The _avoidTopology allows constraining which topologies shall be avoided by path computation. This attribute should be changed into a list of topologies.
Need to add also a _includeTopology list to constaints which topologies shall be considered by path computation.
There are some relationships between these attributes: to be further discussed
@rvilalta : can we start updating the YANG model making the _avoidTopology a list and adding the _includeTopology?
@carloperocchio : I think this issue should be labelled as "need discussion"
What about renaming _avoidTopology to _excludeTopology as it is more consistent to those familiar with PCEP?
This is the definition of the topology-id in the ietf-te-types.yang module:
leaf topology-id {
type te-types:te-topology-id;
description
"The tunnel path is computed using the specific
topology identified by this identifier";
}
topology-id is used as an additional constraint to force the path to be computed in a specific topology
Call April 13 2017
It seems that the use of the topology-id attribute in TE Tunnel model is not fully clear. Need support from TE Tunnel model authors.
The topology-id attribute gives context to the references to the topological entities (e.g., node-id, ttp-id, ltp-id) used within the TE Tunnel
Still needs to discuss whether we need to constraint path computation with _includeTopology and _excludeTopology path constraints
Pending clarification of the underlying requirement in ONF
It can be added in a future update (even a future RFC) after the requirements is clarified
Outside the scope of the current document
We may consider this enhancement for a future RFC once the ONF requirement is clarified
Questions and answers discussion: Italo Busi, Sergio Belotti, Daniele Ceccarelli, Francesco Lazzeri, Gianmarco Bruno, Carlo Perocchio Monday, December 05, 2016
Q: Which is the usage foreseen for topology-id in path constraints?
R: It is used to include or exclude a give topology. Just one at time.