I would like to see the draft adopted by the WG, without the YANG model.
Thank you, Joel On 7/23/14, 1:26 PM, Joe Clarke wrote:
At the meeting yesterday, the chairs called out a few non-chartered drafts that had progressed and should have a final decision made as to their future. One was our draft-clarke-i2rs-traceability. I would like to address the question the chairs raised on the draft and ask the WG if this can be adopted. The question was, should this draft be standalone or part of the architecture doc. This draft originally began as comments to Alia on the arch draft. Alia suggested that a draft outlining what should be logged for purposes of traceability should be created independent of the arch. Since then, the arch has had some traceability language added, but the details spelled out in draft-clarke-i2rs-traceability take these "breadcrumbs" and expand on them specific to what would be required for those needing to do diagnostic operations, accounting, and auditing. On top of that, the architecture draft is very well-baked right now, and would benefit from going through on its own. In that case, I feel that this draft-clarke-i2rs-traceability stands very much on its own and compliments the arch draft. Some of the feedback we've had on our latest rev (-02) was regarding the YANG model we added. The comments have been that a YANG model really isn't needed here. In fact, some of the general parts of this might fit in the new syslog model work happening in NETMOD. We would not be opposed to taking out this module, and retaining the English text explaining the importance of logging in I2RS as well as what should be logged. Therefore, we (the authors) would ask the WG for two things: 1. Closure on the YANG module question. 2. Adoption of draft-clarke-i2rs-traceability as a WG item Thank you. _______________________________________________ i2rs mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/i2rs
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