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[netmod] Re: origin "system" in system-config-09

Kent Watsen <kent+ietf@watsen.net> Sun, 01 December 2024 18:25 UTC

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> Another option that comes to mind is that the system datastore does
> not feed into anything. Instead, it just exposes the (current) system
> configuration and if someone wants to use it, that someone can copy it
> into running and then takes responsibility for it.

I do not favor this because it leads to stale definitions.

For example, the <system> datastore may define a bag of trust anchor certificates, i.e., <system> implements RFC9641.  The bag as a whole is referenced by <running>, but the bag's contents may change, e.g., when the device’s software is updated.

Kent

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