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Re: [Edm] Potential new document on GREASE

Robert Sparks <rjsparks@nostrum.com> Thu, 30 March 2023 06:10 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Edm] Potential new document on GREASE
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Deployment Operations Protecting Extensibility

On 3/29/23 9:16 AM, David Schinazi wrote:
> Hi EDM ravers,
>
> In today's EDM session, we talked about GREASE and how we've learned a 
> lot since RFC 8701 and 9170 were written. Since there was interest in 
> the room, we're considering writing a document about this. For the 
> record, Lucas Pardue offered to be a co-author as long as he's not 
> alone, and Dave Thaler and Jared Maunch offered to contribute. This 
> means we're looking for folks interested in either authoring or 
> contributing to the document, so consider this a call for volunteers!
>
> In the spirit of GREASE, one potential name that has come up (and that 
> I'll write down here before I forget) is LARD (Long-term Activities 
> for Reliability and Deployability) -- credit to Cullen, Tommy and Dave 
> for the idea.
>
> Any thoughts? We'll organize an EDM side meeting on this topic between 
> now and IETF 117.
>
> David

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