Thanks for the suggestion, Jonathan. I wasn't even thinking about the
possibility of "deep-only" cachegroups, but I could definitely see
that as a future use case.

Do you envision something like a table of cachegroup permissions
(cachegroup_id, cachegroup_permission enum type), where the enums
would be DEEP_ONLY and CZ_ONLY to start with? That would definitely
increase initial dev time a bit and might require some new API
endpoints to add/remove permissions unless we can make the new API
field use an array value.
On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 12:23 PM Gray, Jonathan
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Rather than a cz_only flag, it might be more powerful to have  a join table 
> with allowed routing methods.  You could cover the same use case, but it 
> would also allow you to do certain things like deep_only or effectively 
> not-geo.
>
> - Jonathan
>
> On 7/3/18, 12:03 PM, "Rawlin Peters" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>     Hey Traffic Controllers,
>
>     I'd like to be able to mark a cachegroup as "CZ-only" via the API so
>     that off-net clients (i.e. IPs that aren't included in the Coverage
>     Zone File) don't get routed to "CZ-only" cachegroups. This is because
>     some cachegroups aren't directly connected to the internet and routing
>     off-net clients to those cachegroups is expensive. This proposal would
>     change Traffic Router behavior to route these clients to the closest
>     available cachegroup that's NOT marked as "CZ-only".
>
>     My proposal is to add a boolean column to the cachegroup table -
>     cz_only - which is then included in the CRConfig's "edgeLocations" for
>     Traffic Router to parse and look up when routing off-net clients. By
>     default it will be false to keep the existing behavior. The new field
>     will be optional in the API but NOT NULL in the DB, so null values in
>     requests will explicitly be set to false in the DB.
>
>     Questions/concerns?
>
>     - Rawlin
>
>

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