* Add a new configuration item to the [uisp_integration] tree, `squ…
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…ash_sites = ["site1", "site2"]`. It's optional, so it's ok to not have it. * Modify UISP integration so that sites in this list - when the system is in Full strategy - will be promoted to directly parent off the root. This should be useful for CPU management when you have a hierarchy that concentrates too much load in one place. It's an interim fix until the next full version after this one that adds "virtual node" support.
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Adds a new configuration key to UISP integration:
squash_sites = ["CALVIN"].If UISP integration is in "full" mode, these sites will be marked squash-deleted, and all children promoted to immediately beneath the root.
This is intended to alleviate deep trees that concentrate too much CPU usage on a single core because of a deep hierarchy.