VES Working Session | 2020-04-14
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Attendees
@Trevor Lovett
Oskar Malm
Marge Hillis
@damian.nowak
Linda Horn
@Vijay Kumar
Agenda and Minutes
Agenda Item | Notes | Action Items |
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None | ||
Guilin Release Planning | ||
Open for Additional Topics | 3GPP Alignment
VES Fall Back to Primary (note: this is dependent on the outcome of the fallback
Do we need need to probe the primary listener endpoint when on the secondary to trigger a fallback?
| @Vijay Kumar - Confirm if any changes are required to handle duplication proposed in sending heart beats to primary and secondary simulataneously |
Reminder: Next week's session will be cancelled due to the ONAP F2F |