A small team is driving the implementation of NSH based on a number of new
features to be implemented in OVS:
* Packet type-aware pipeline (PTAP, EXT-112) in OF 1.5
* Generic tunnel encap/decap actions (EXT-382) intended for OF 1.6
* "versatile" tunnel ports (aka L3 tunnels)
The
Thanks for the minutes, Jan!
The time difference between Central Europe and Pacific Standard Time is 9
hours, so the next meeting will start at 8am PST.
Jarno
> On Nov 30, 2016, at 2:52 PM, Jan Scheurich wrote:
>
> A small team is driving the implementation of NSH based on a number of new
On Wed, 30 Nov 2016 22:52:38 +, Jan Scheurich wrote:
> The corresponding section in the document is already updated with the
> results of the discussion. So please have look. There's also a short
> summary of the main results at the end of the mail.
Thanks for writing that down. I see several
Hi Jiri,
I have answered on your comments in the doc. None of the EXT-382 aspects that
you debate are crucial for the L3 tunneling and NSH use cases at hand, so we
shouldn't block on those.
However, I would still like to make the point that EXT-382 is designed to allow
more flexibility for an
On Fri, 2 Dec 2016 15:32:24 +, Jan Scheurich wrote:
> However, I would still like to make the point that EXT-382 is
> designed to allow more flexibility for an OF controller to deal with
> encapsulation stacks.
"More flexibility" is not a holy grail. It makes sense only when it
brings some val
