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Add bmp dynamic feature switch in frr side config. #20895

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@FengPan-Frank FengPan-Frank commented Nov 22, 2024

Why I did it

Add bmp dynamic feature switch in frr side config, later will update liquid template to control bmp feature based on version.

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  • Microsoft ADO (number only):27588893

How I did it

Update bgpd.conf and supervisord.conf template to monitor the feature switch, and turn on corresponding section. Later once we want to turn on bmp feature, we will assign specific version on NDM liquid template, and on the rollout-ed host it will require a new config reload to take effect.

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Hi @StormLiangMS , we have new feature "bmp" which would like to be enabled in runtime later per NDM liquid config. The feature requires frr side config + cmd change, could you help on review if there's any concern? Thanks

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/azpw ms_conflict

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