Difference between revisions of "IETF 101 Hackathon"
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− | * Implement testcase for draft-ietf-netconf-yang-push-15.txt. |
+ | * IETF standardization: Implement testcase for draft-ietf-netconf-yang-push-15.txt validating the concept and the YANG modules. |
− | * Try to configure Open Daylight Carbon server with enabled NETCONF northbound API using yangcli and trivial topology of netconfd NETCONF nodes on its southbound API. Solve all issues. |
+ | * Interoperability: Try to configure Open Daylight Carbon server with enabled NETCONF northbound API using yangcli and trivial topology of netconfd NETCONF nodes on its southbound API. Solve all issues. |
+ | * Interoperability: Integrate CESNET YANG conformance test suite. Run testcases both against netconfd and confd. |
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+ | * Usability: Add netconfd example module where single shell script is called to handle configuration transaction and a single script is called to handle operational state read requests based on pre-configured list of schema path handler registrations allowing basic implementations without use of specific server API. |
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Revision as of 08:52, 18 March 2018
Objectives:
- IETF standardization: Implement testcase for draft-ietf-netconf-yang-push-15.txt validating the concept and the YANG modules.
- Interoperability: Try to configure Open Daylight Carbon server with enabled NETCONF northbound API using yangcli and trivial topology of netconfd NETCONF nodes on its southbound API. Solve all issues.
- Interoperability: Integrate CESNET YANG conformance test suite. Run testcases both against netconfd and confd.
- Usability: Add netconfd example module where single shell script is called to handle configuration transaction and a single script is called to handle operational state read requests based on pre-configured list of schema path handler registrations allowing basic implementations without use of specific server API.
Progress:
- The testcases (running against confd and netconfd based raw NETCONF session scripting):