Kytos generates the event topology.updated when the topology is updated due to link up/down, interfaces up/down, and many other situations. I wonder why this event is not included in the list of Admin/Oper events. One think I can imagine is that we will try to handle the underling events, i.e. the events which actually generated the topology.updated. However, I'm not quite sure we dont have the risk of losing information.
Hi,
Kytos generates the event
topology.updated
when the topology is updated due to link up/down, interfaces up/down, and many other situations. I wonder why this event is not included in the list of Admin/Oper events. One think I can imagine is that we will try to handle the underling events, i.e. the events which actually generated the topology.updated. However, I'm not quite sure we dont have the risk of losing information.