Technical Overview Using Commit Queues
Ulrik Stridsman, Software Developer
Abstract
The transactional throughput can vary a lot when large numbers of devices need to be modified in one go. Commit Queues in NSO is a feature in which operators can ”decouple” the CDB transaction from the network transaction adding quite a lot of flexibility. However, it does not come for free, and you need to understand the implications. In this talk, we will walk you through the details based on NSO 5.7 and what happens if something goes wrong, and you must roll back to the last stable state.
About The Speaker
Ulrik Stridsman has been working with NSO since the early days and has extensive experience. The great variety of projects is very useful in his role as a software engineer in the "NSO, ConfD & NSO Applications” CTO team. Ulrik is an ultra-runner and he is endurance personified. He is very open-minded and passionate about finding ways to improve value for NSO practitioners. His current focus is on robust and scalable architectures. Anything that touches High Availability, Layered Service Architecture (LSA), Commit Queues, and the like will trigger his interest.
