Hi Daniel, Thanks for answering 4, 5, and 7. So I understand that the current version has not implemented much. Can you share more ideas for the future development? What are some of the most important features related to these questions?
Regards, Kang From:ROSE, DANIEL V To:Kang Xi,onap-discuss@lists.onap.org,LANDO, MICHAEL Date:2017-06-08 17:22:08 Subject:RE: [SDC] Questions on VNF onboarding, service design, and testing 1-2,6 these questions would be better answered by the VNF Validation, ICE or VNF Guideline people at att. 4 its manual today so nothing is done when you hit the button. In the future we have to see what projects define as the role of the step. 5 Today it changes the icons you can select for your vnf. There are no differences otherwise as far as I can tell. 7 Again nothing is done today when you hit the button. In the future the project would design what it should do. Thanks, Daniel Rose ECOMP / ONAP com.att.ecomp 732-420-7308 From: Kang Xi [mailto:kang...@huawei.com] Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2017 3:59 PM To: onap-discuss@lists.onap.org; LANDO, MICHAEL <ml6...@intl.att.com>; ROSE, DANIEL V <dr6...@att.com> Subject: [SDC] Questions on VNF onboarding, service design, and testing Hi Michael and Daniel, I have a few questions related to the design of SDC and appreciate if you could shed some light. 1. The document "VNF Management Requirements for ECOMP" says "The vendor must provide VNF packages that include a rich set of recipes, ....". What types of specific recipes are required? what are the corresponding language/file format? In the future, is it required to validate these recipes during VNF onboarding, and how? 2. The same document says "The VNF vendor must provide testing scripts to support testing." What types of testing are expected here? And how are those testing scripts used in SDC or ICE? 3. During VNF onboarding, does a designer do any testing before submitting the VNF to tester? If yes, what kind of testings the designer will do? 4. During VNF onboarding, when a tester clicks "Start Testing", what is actually executed in the background in the current ONAP release? In the future, does this step use the testing scripts provided by the vendors? And does SDC actually spin up a VNF instance to perform such testing? 5. During VNF onboarding, the developer is asked to select from a long list a category for the VNF (such as gateway, router, database, firewall, load balancer, ...). How does the selection affect the onboarding and subsequent service design? For VNFs belonging to the same category, what kind of common properties are required? API, Yang, DG, etc? 6. In the future, do we also need to onboard a PNF and/or the associated recipes? If yes, how will it be different from onboarding a VNF? 7. After a service is designed and passed to a tester, what specific testing is actually executed when the button "Start testing" is clicked? In the ideal future, do we expect ONAP to spin up the entire service in a sandbox to perform testing? Regards, Kang
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