Add datastore cache to OpenConfig translator #66
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This change adds support for openconfig-telemetry model to the OpenConfig translator. Users can retrieve operational state of dynamic-subscriptions (non-persistent dial-in telemetry).
This change adds a runtime option for the OpenConfig translator to use a cache datastore. It may improve the response speed to retrieve operational states of OpenConfig models. However, it also introduces differences between the operational states and actual states of the device as a side effect.
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Splited out from #63. |
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This PR introduces a operational datastore cache to the OpenConfig translator. It provides faster response for OpenConfig model users.