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(Meeting Dec 16, 2013)
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*** (1) firewall invoked before agent does anything in C[R]UD operations  
 
*** (1) firewall invoked before agent does anything in C[R]UD operations  
 
*** (2) agent removes all flows at initialization
 
*** (2) agent removes all flows at initialization
*** (3) not sure about ovs having atomicity like iptables-restore has (all connections might be dropped/allowed)
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*** (3) ovs atomicity like iptables-restore has (all connections might be dropped/allowed): one possibility is to have a dynamic multi-table hotswap
 
** if extra time, quickly mention:
 
** if extra time, quickly mention:
 
*** working on adding IPv6 flows
 
*** working on adding IPv6 flows

Revision as of 04:30, 14 December 2013

Meeting Dec 16, 2013

  • Purpose restatement
  • Design decisions
  • Miscellaneous items:
    • ovs_neutron_agent nuances:
      • (1) firewall invoked before agent does anything in C[R]UD operations
      • (2) agent removes all flows at initialization
      • (3) ovs atomicity like iptables-restore has (all connections might be dropped/allowed): one possibility is to have a dynamic multi-table hotswap
    • if extra time, quickly mention:
      • working on adding IPv6 flows
      • working on adding multiple ports in range (try port bitmask or N flows per N ports?)
      • of course, need to add unit/integration tests; if someone wants to help on integration tests, that would be good if that's possible
      • neutron-rootwrap-xen-dom0 bugs: https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1185872/comments/3, https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1259748
      • other network types: should work as-is since the tunnel OVS flows just pass it to the integration bridge where firewall flows live, but test environment not setup to do so
      • table, priority coordination: ok for now to be hard-coded in Neutron, but will need an abstraction in the future possibly