Re: Changes we'd make to EPP, was Re: Domain check in draft-obispo-epp-idn-00.txt

InterNetX - Marco Schrieck <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.ietf.provreg
Organization InterNetX GmbH
Message-ID <[email protected]>
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Hi All,


At 18.01.12 09:23, worte Ulrich Wisser:
>
> .SE puts message in the poll queue for any change done to the objects
> in the database. Transfer, expire, deactivate, delete, changes to
> status (e.g. SERVER_HOLD on ADR), ...


We as registrar that have implemented many registry APIs must already
handle this. This is done by other registries in the same kind.

So there is only a map between this poll messages to existing method
like "contact deleted by registry". If we have an out of band
notification we have to manage extra credentials, protocol
implementations, montoring, etc... This is from the operative and
development view bad.

My opinion is using the poll queue is good. The registry should do the
GC periodically, to avoid many poll messages, maybe it can send many
deleted contacts via one poll message with a maximum on contacts per
message (eg 1000). Maybe there should also be a limit per day?

Btw. a kind of bulk operation is still existing with obj:check where it
is allowed to check multiple objects at once.



Marco
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