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Cascade does not currently support IXFR queries in its DNS servers (it does support consuming IXFRs from upstream servers). Outgoing IXFR support would reduce network bandwidth and improve efficiency -- it may even be useful for reviewing zones. This could be implemented in two ways:
Maintain the existing infrastructure within Cascade and internally diff consecutive published zones to generate IXFRs. This would improve network bandwidth but slow down zone publishing.
Wait for Cascade to implement incremental signing (Incremental signing #299), which would improve the internal infrastructure and make fully incremental operation (including efficiently computing IXFR output) possible.
This also relates to #295 -- zones with multiple versions could be persisted using IXFR outputs, which would save disk space and improve efficiency.
Cascade does not currently support IXFR queries in its DNS servers (it does support consuming IXFRs from upstream servers). Outgoing IXFR support would reduce network bandwidth and improve efficiency -- it may even be useful for reviewing zones. This could be implemented in two ways:
Maintain the existing infrastructure within Cascade and internally diff consecutive published zones to generate IXFRs. This would improve network bandwidth but slow down zone publishing.
Wait for Cascade to implement incremental signing (Incremental signing #299), which would improve the internal infrastructure and make fully incremental operation (including efficiently computing IXFR output) possible.
This also relates to #295 -- zones with multiple versions could be persisted using IXFR outputs, which would save disk space and improve efficiency.