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[sajith]

Treating TESolver and TopologyManager classes as private implementation details should make this library easier to use, and thus reduce the chances of confusion. We could:

• Make TEManager provide all of the surface API to PCE, by moving TESolver and TopologyManager classes to a private module.
• "Gate" the necessary methods via TEManager.

As a more concrete example, consider this code sample from the README:

from sdx_pce.load_balancing.te_solver import TESolver
from sdx_pce.topology.temanager import TEManager

temanager = TEManager(initial_topology)
for topology in topologies:
    temanager.add_topology(topology)

graph = temanager.generate_graph_te()
traffic_matrix = temanager.generate_traffic_matrix(connection_request)

solution = TESolver(graph, traffic_matrix).solve()

breakdown = temanager.generate_connection_breakdown(solution)
for domain, link in breakdown.items():
    # publish(domain, link)

This would become:

from sdx_pce.topology.temanager import TEManager

temanager = TEManager(initial_topology)
for topology in topologies:
    temanager.add_topology(topology)

# generate graph, traffic matrix, and call TESolver.solve()
solution = temanager.solve(connection_request)

breakdown = temanager.generate_connection_breakdown(solution)
for domain, link in breakdown.items():
    # publish(domain, link)

Or maybe even:

from sdx_pce.topology.temanager import TEManager

temanager = TEManager(initial_topology)
for topology in topologies:
    temanager.add_topology(topology)

# generate graph, traffic matrix, call TESolver.solve(), and 
# then return a breakdown usable across domain.
breakdown = temanager.solve(connection_request)

for domain, link in breakdown.items():
    # publish(domain, link)