Now it's possible to add and remove peers based on ConfigDB
- What I did
Fixed functionality for dynamically adding/removing static bgp peers.
- How I did it
Split the bgp default template on bgp part and bgp peer part
Changed bgpcfgd to use 1.
- How to verify it
Build an image and run on your DUT
This is a follow-up of sonic-snmpagent PR 92
Now that licensing issues have been solved FRR is distributed with SNMP
support compiled-in. This PR adds the last bits of configuration to get
the frr-snmp debian packages added to the docker container and the
config bits to enable the snmp module in FRR
This PR brings the functionality of being able to poll bgpd for routes
and peer status.
Signed-off-by: Michel Moriniaux <m.moriniaux@criteo.com>
- use superviord to manage process in frr docker
- intro separated configuration mode for frr
- bring quagga configuration template to frr.
Signed-off-by: Guohan Lu <gulv@microsoft.com>
* FRR 4.0 integration with SONiC
-- Uses SONiC FRR repo frr/4.0 (which has SONiC support) to build image
-- Makefile changes to make frr4.0 builtable.
-- Updated/Added FRR configuration files
-- bgpd jinja template fixes
To build SONiC images with FRR4.0, simply edit rules/config file and change
routing stack to following:
SONIC_ROUTING_STACK = frr
and then build images as usual.
* Used integrated-vtysh-config in FRR
Changed to single template: frr.conf.j2 for configuration and added tests
* RR client support in minigraph for FRR
* Fix python warning from previous rrclient commit and move config handling to a more relevant place for this cmd
* Add config support for nhopself, keepalive and holdtime timers.
* Add route-map to prefer global nexthops for ebgp learned prefixes.
Modify minigraph parser output format so it fit DB schema
Modify configuration templates to fit new schema
Systemd services dependencies are modified so database starts before any configuration consumer
- Extending SONiC building infrastructure to provide users
with greater flexibility, by allowing them to elect a
routing-stack different than the default one (quagga). The desired
routing-stack will be defined in rules/config file.
- As part of these changes I'm adding support for
Free-Range-Routing (FRR) stack. Quagga will continue to be
the default routing-stack.
Signed-off-by: Rodny Molina <rodny@linkedin.com>
