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Adam Gandelman adeaab79c8 Ensure interface cache up to date

The appliance server parses and caches the systems network interfaces
the first time it updates them, and never refreshes the cache. When
a new router interface is added, the appliance errors because its
interface cache has no idea about the NIC that corresponds to the
router interface.  This ensures we recreate this mapping anytime we
need it.

Change-Id: Iaff5a84a674d9089447bbdc8dc471f3d75a79af6
Closes-bug: #1531651

2016-01-21 14:36:34 -08:00

ansible

Drop gunicorn from requirementes.txt

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astara_router

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diskimage-builder

DIB: Drop pip-and-virtualenv element

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releasenotes

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scripts

Drop gunicorn from requirementes.txt

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test

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.gitignore

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Switch to flake8

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Adding copyright header and LICENSE.

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Makefile

Changed check targets to not execute pep8 and pyflakes.

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README.md

Rename Akanda to Astara

2015-12-03 19:57:21 +00:00

requirements.txt

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setup.cfg

Merge "Remove version from setup.py"

2016-01-07 02:51:42 +00:00

setup.py

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test-requirements.txt

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tox.ini

Add reno for release notes management

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README.md

Astara Appliance

Part of the Astara Project.

A Linux-based L3 software router. Includes a REST API to monitor, configure, and manage the router.

Astara routers are recommended to run with 512 MB of RAM and a single vCPU, and are intended to run within an virtualized L2 overlay to provide complete network virtualization.