[j-nsp] Juniper route age reset behavior
Jeff Haas
jhaas at juniper.net
Thu Apr 19 16:00:01 EDT 2018
Niall,
I'll answer clarifying questions, but hope to remain mostly silent while people offer their opinions.
On Apr 19, 2018, at 3:46 PM, Niall Donaghy <niall.donaghy at geant.org<mailto:niall.donaghy at geant.org>> wrote:
Jeff> Thus, a knob is being considered to have both the "only on-the-wire" impact or the "whenever the route's properties change" impact.
Can I suggest a knob with three options – the two you mention, plus an option to maintain /both/ timers? If that’s not feasible (for reasons you already eluded), so be it.
My preference is indeed for ‘best of both’.
I don't believe we'll be adding a second timer at this time.
We have proposals in mind that may permit variable sizing of some of our core data structures. Once we have such a thing, we may consider such optional memory-hungry features. I know I want to do several things with them. :-)
Jeff> The question being: What's the default?
As you indicated, quite a few folk on older hardware will be sensitive to resource impacts.
I suggest the default should be on-the-wire as this incurs the minimal CPU hit, as I understand it.
Please consider the extra CPU hit to be marginal. It's the memory hit that's the main concern for having more than one timer.
-- Jeff
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