Hello Ashutosh, On 10/06/2016 08:29 AM, Ashutosh Bisht wrote: > We have observed that there are two kind of datastore usage pattern in ODL > > 1. Low-rate events that result in lot of interactions among ODL > modules. This could be for eg. a switch port-up event. > > 2. High-rate events with low interaction / almost pass-thru, that > just installs state in switch. This could be for eg. installing > subscriber filters for SFC classifier.
It would be nice to attach some figures to low-rate and high-rate here. I do not believe this split is actually accurate nor should we start categorizing applications into such buckets. BGP is an example which is a combination of both, as it processes updates to the tune of 25K routes per second. It also performs processing via multiple stages (peer -> AdjRIBIn -> EffRIBIn -> LocRib, AdjRIBOut -> peer), which are connected via the data store. This architecture is key to realization of some of the more advanced use cases required by SPs, like custom route processing. Bye, Robert
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