- Update to version 1.7.3
+ Introduced the RPKI daemon to build a ROA database and check prefixes
validation status and coverages. Resource Public Key Infrastructure
(RPKI) is a specialized public key infrastructure (PKI) framework
designed to secure the Internet routing. RPKI uses certificates to
allow Local Internet Registries (LIRs) to list the Internet number
resources they hold. These attestations are called Route Origination
Authorizations (ROAs). ROA information can be acquired in one of the
two following ways: 1) importing it using the rpki_roas_file config
directive from a file in the RIPE Validator format or 2) connecting
to a RPKI RTR Cache for live ROA updates; the cache IP address/port
being defined by the rpki_rtr_cache config directive (and a few more
optional rpki_rtr_* directives are available and can be reviwed in
the CONFIG-KEYS doc). The ROA fields will be populated with one of
these five values: 'u' Unknown, 'v' Valid, 'i' Invalid no overlaps,
'V' Invalid with a covering Valid prefix, 'U' Invalid with a covering
Unknown prefix.
+ Introducing pmgrpcd.py, written in Python, a daemon to handle gRPC-
based Streaming Telemetry sessions and unmarshall GPB data. Code
was mostly courtesy by Matthias Arnold ( @tbearma1 ). This is in
addition (or feeding into) pmtelemetryd, written in C, a daemon to
handle TCP/UDP-based Streaming Telemetry sessions with JSON-encoded
data.
+ pmacctd, uacctd: added support for CFP (Cisco FabricPath) and Cisco
Virtual Network Tag protocols.
+ print plugin: added 'custom' to print_output. This is to cover two
main use-cases: 1) use JSON or Avro encodings but fix the format of
the messages in a custom way and 2) use a different encoding than
JSON or Avro. See also example in examples/custom and new directives
print_output_custom_lib and print_output_custom_cfg_file. The patch