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Update 05-implementation.md See merge request cocsn/gosdn!10
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### Dependencies
### Dependencies
For now we can only use the OpenAPI 2.0 standard. This is because
`go-swagger`
does not support OpenAPI 3.0 specifications yet.
For now we can only use the OpenAPI 2.0 standard. This is because
`go-swagger`
does not support OpenAPI 3.0 specifications yet.
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## Storing Information
There seem to be two classes of information to be stored in the controller:
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short-living information, such as, current topology
*
long-time information, such as, information about principle network domains, elements in such a domain, etc
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