> On 26 Jun, 2020, at 5:59 pm, Sebastian Moeller <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> thinking this over, I wonder whether a hypothetical carrier grade cake, might 
> not actually grow a classify-by-vlan-priority keyword to allow switching over 
> to using VLAN priority tags instead of dscps? That would avoid tempting 
> carriers to re-map deeep-encapsulated dscps if they can just ignore them for 
> good. And it scratches my pet itch, that 3 bits of classification should be 
> enough for >80 % of the cases ;)
> 
> What do you think?

If carriers could use Ethernet VLANs for internal purposes instead of DSCPs, I 
would count that as progress towards allowing DSCPs to carry end-to-end 
information.  And if there's a desire for a software qdisc which fits that 
paradigm, then we can do a requirements analysis which might well lead to 
something useful being developed.

But that isn't going to be Cake.  It'll be a different qdisc which might share 
some features and technology with Cake, but definitely arranged in a different 
order and with a different focus.

 - Jonathan Morton
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