Updated the ordering of the NSMgr section
@@ -51,8 +51,6 @@ In NSM, a Network Service is expressed in terms that developers understand:
**Network Service Registry Domain** - The registry of all network services, network service endpoint(s) providing the services, and network service managers registered to a specific NSR
-**Network Service Manager Domain** - The collective of Network Service Client(s) and Network Service Endpoint(s) directly managed by an NSMgr.
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**Network Service Manager (NSMgr)** - A daemon set, which resides at the host level, providing a full mesh by forming connections to every other NSMgr within an NSR domain. Additionally, the daemon set manages the gRPC requests for connections by matching clients with appropriate endpoints.)
Fundamentally, the defining characteristics of a Network Service Manager is that:
1. It accepts the remote.Request, remote.Close, remote.Monitor grpc calls and provides connectivity to Network Services.
@@ -65,6 +63,8 @@ Fundamentally, the defining characteristics of a Network Service Manager is that
**Proxy Network Service Manager (pNSM)** - An additional shim layer between two or more NSMgrs allowing for additional sets of instructions to be layered on top of network services or create hooks for a centralized information model in a distributed network service.
+**Network Service Manager Domain** - The collective of Network Service Client(s) and Network Service Endpoint(s) directly managed by an NSMgr.
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**Local Mechanism** - An interface (defined as local.mechanism in code) between neighbouring workloads (NSCs and NSEs) and/or a forwarding element used to create an attachment to a wire.
* Kernel Interfaces
* SRIOV VF
