CRUD Model Details

The WRP CRUD model is configured as a set of read and write values that configure behavior and upstream filtering options. Below is the plan for where the options are retrieved from and stored (if required).

Name	Type	Origin	In Convey Header?	Persisted In File?
/hw-model	string	command-line --hw-model	yes	no
/hw-serial-number	string	command-line --hw-serial-number	yes	no
/hw-manufacturer	string	command-line --hw-manufacturer	yes	no
/hw-mac	string	command-line --hw-mac	no	no
/hw-last-reboot-reason	string	command-line --hw-mac	yes	no
/fw-name	string	command-line --fw-name	yes	no
/boot-time	number	command-line --boot-time	yes	no
/local-url	string	command-line --parodus-local-url	no	no
/service-discovery-url	string	command-line --service-discovery-url	no	no
/last-reconnect-reason	string	Determined internally. Initially starts as webpa_process_starts and changes based on system conditions. Not stored.	yes	no
/protocol	string	Provided by the program internally.	yes	no
/fabric-url	string	From the configuration file if available, or command-line --webpa-url if not available otherwise.	no	no
/uuid	string	From the configuration file if available or empty string otherwise.	no	no
/ping-timeout	number	command-line --webpa-ping-timeout	no	no
/backoff-max	number	command-line --webpa-backoff-max	no	no
/inteface-used	string	command-line --webpa-interface-list=eth0,erouter0,brlan0 which is a list of interfaces to try, in order.	yes	no
/tags/${name}	string	Starts off initially as empty, populated via CRUD interface. Stored in the configuration file each time values change or expire.	no	yes
/tags/${name}/expires	number	Same as /tags/${name}	no	yes

Notes

The backoff count shall start at 2 so we have some gap between the tries.

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