Hi Lingli,

Which model is tested in VOLTE use case? Do sVNFMs,used today in VOLTE, support 
indirect mode?

You mentioned that VOLTE VMs can be placed either using GVNFM or sVNFMs.  Are 
both tested in R2?

Thanks
Srini




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To: Addepalli, Srinivasa R <srinivasa.r.addepa...@intel.com>
Cc: yangya...@chinamobile.com; 'Rebecca Lantz' <rebecca.la...@ericsson.com>; 
'Singh Kalra, Mandeep' <mandeep.singh.ka...@accenture.com>; Huang, Haibin 
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Subject: Re: [onap-discuss] VNF configuration via VFC

There are two models for NFVO, VNFM and VIM interfacing.
One is direct model, where VNFM calls VIM directly.
The other is indirect model, where NFVO acting as the proxy between the two and 
calls VIM for the VNFM.
In either case, the VNFM could be a third party SVNFM or the GVNFM as part of 
VFC.

Lingli


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R<mailto:srinivasa.r.addepa...@intel.com> wrote:
Hi Yan,

One related question.  Once VF-C is called by POLICY for closed loop control 
actions such as “Heal”, “restart” and “scale-out”,  does VF-C call vendors’ 
VNFMs to take these actions or does VF-C call Multi-Cloud service to take care 
of these actions?  I heard two different answers before and hence the question.

Also, it is good to know whether Multi-Cloud service is called any time by 
VoLTE use case( as all VNFs have corresponding VNFMs)?

Thanks
Srini


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Subject: 答复: [onap-discuss] VNF configuration via VFC

Hi Rebecca,

Taking the VoLTE use case as an example, VNF configuration is completed through 
the vendor EMS.
VF-C provides an component called EMS driver which can translate alarms and 
performance received from the vendor EMS into VES format and report to DCAE 
VESCollector.  Then the alarm is  received by the DCAE application, such as 
Holmes(do alarm correlation ), then policy project will match the corresponding 
policy, and then call action actor, such as VF-C to do heal.

Currently , VF-C does not support VNF configuration changes based on  alarm 
close loop.

Best Regards,
Yan
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主题: Re: [onap-discuss] VNF configuration via VFC

Hi,

I have a related question.
Assume I am using VFC with a S-VNFM for LCM.
And sure, I can use an external EM for configuration of my VNF.  (This is the 
answer specified below)

However, how can I utilize ONAP for closed loops using my VNF specific alarms 
and VNF specific configuration?   If there is something in my VNF specific data 
model generating an alarm or counter (VES event) which I then want a policy to 
have a configuration change sent to the VNF.

I believe this kind of closed loop could be done with APPC. If I am using VFC 
do I also use APPC somehow for this scenario?

Thanks,
Rebecca

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Subject: Re: [onap-discuss] VNF configuration via VFC

Hi,

              Thanks a lot Srini and Haibin.

              vCPE use case which is TOSCA format create VNF via G-VNFM. We are 
debugging it.
              >> Is the vCPE TOSCA part of Bejing release, the tosca equivalent 
of vCPE uses VFC or ARIA ?

              And also for the VNF configuration as Srini mentioned EMS will be 
used for VNF configuration but below statement is part of the approved volte 
use case ::
As a stretch goal in VOLTE use case was the VNF configuration using ansible
>> What will be the approach here via VFC ?



Regards
Mandeep

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Subject: [External] RE: VNF configuration via VFC

Hi Mandeep Sirinivasa,

vCPE use case which is TOSCA format create VNF via G-VNFM. We are debugging it.

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Subject: Re: [onap-discuss] VNF configuration via VFC

Hi Mandeep,

We had same question a while ago when we are trying to figure out the changes 
required in VF-C project to leverage HPA.

VOLTE team, please correct if this understanding is not right:

  *   It appears that G-VNFM is not being leveraged to bring up VNFs.
  *   Every VNF has its own sVNFM from the VNF vendor.

Due to this,  HPA team is felt that they should modify NSLCM (upper level Micro 
Service that talks to G-VNFM or one of sVNFMs for a given VNF) to integrate 
with OOF to get the best site and compute flavors.

Also, I think there is a need to create VNF (may be using vFW) via G-VNFM for 
testing any OOF features/policies.

On VNF configuration : As I understand, vendors are providing their own EMS in 
addition to sVNFM for configuring the VNF applications.  I don’t think APP-C is 
used to configure VOLTE VNFs. I may be wrong here. Please correct.

Thanks
Srini


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[mailto:onap-discuss-boun...@lists.onap.org] On Behalf Of Singh Kalra, Mandeep
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Subject: Re: [onap-discuss] VNF configuration via VFC

Hi,

              Will appreciate some inputs on the below queries.
              And also if GVNFM is used in any of the use cases ?


Regards
Mandeep
From: Singh Kalra, Mandeep
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2018 5:37 PM
To: onap-discuss@lists.onap.org<mailto:onap-discuss@lists.onap.org>
Subject: VNF configuration via VFC

Hi,


                     I have a doubt about the VNF configuration through VFC. 
After the VNFs are instantiated is there any interface/APIs using which the 
VNFs can be configured ?
                    As a stretch goal in VOLTE use case was the VNF 
configuration using ansible.
      Can you please share your views on this ?

                  Also, is the gvnfm used in any use case in R2 ?

Regards
Mandeep


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