> This isn’t about a strategy for some random tier 2/3 ISP.
That's not a constraint you mentioned in your original post.
> Ok. 5 minutes. The point is clearly there’s route changes happening globally already. It should not be that much extra work to add like 10% more route changes […]
I see you haven't had to deal with the operational reality of devices handling things they weren't quite designed for, and/or have been overdue for replacement, and/or were just designed to the limit to begin with. Good for you. But your solution would affect the entire internet.
If you're serious, you could try posting your suggestion to the NANOG or RIPE mailing lists. At the very least you'll probably learn a whole new set of expletives and curses… but I'd recommend against it.
That's not a constraint you mentioned in your original post.
> Ok. 5 minutes. The point is clearly there’s route changes happening globally already. It should not be that much extra work to add like 10% more route changes […]
I see you haven't had to deal with the operational reality of devices handling things they weren't quite designed for, and/or have been overdue for replacement, and/or were just designed to the limit to begin with. Good for you. But your solution would affect the entire internet.
If you're serious, you could try posting your suggestion to the NANOG or RIPE mailing lists. At the very least you'll probably learn a whole new set of expletives and curses… but I'd recommend against it.