Add prefer_module_identity_cache option #543
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Update the iotedge tool for the new option introduced in Azure/iot-identity-service#543
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Adds the prefer_module_identity_cache (defaults to false) option in identityd's configuration. Current behavior is to request module identities from IoT Hub and fall back to a cached backup if the Hub request fails. This keeps identities in sync with IoT Hub, but results in extra requests to Hub that may not be necessary depending on use case. Setting prefer_module_identity_cache to true reverses the behavior so that the cached identities are preferred to IoT Hub requests. Requests to Hub are still made if identities are not found in the cache.
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Adds the prefer_module_identity_cache (defaults to false) option in identityd's configuration. Current behavior is to request module identities from IoT Hub and fall back to a cached backup if the Hub request fails. This keeps identities in sync with IoT Hub, but results in extra requests to Hub that may not be necessary depending on use case. Setting prefer_module_identity_cache to true reverses the behavior so that the cached identities are preferred to IoT Hub requests. Requests to Hub are still made if identities are not found in the cache.
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Update the iotedge tool for the new option introduced in Azure/iot-identity-service#543
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Adds the prefer_module_identity_cache (defaults to false) option in identityd's configuration.
Current behavior is to request module identities from IoT Hub and fall back to a cached backup if the Hub request fails. This keeps identities in sync with IoT Hub, but results in extra requests to Hub that may not be necessary depending on use case.
Setting prefer_module_identity_cache to true reverses the behavior so that the cached identities are preferred to IoT Hub requests. Requests to Hub are still made if identities are not found in the cache.