Hello Jim

« Ease of Deployment » is important and OOM team (with the community) is 
working hard to ease the deployment.

The first OVP Program step is only to validate the VNF package/descriptor. 
There is no need to deploy full ONAP for that.
VNF Vendor just need to run VVP or VNFSDK to check their package/descriptor. It 
is an easy task.
We have developed a portal for VVP and DT also proposed their portal to help 
any vendor to test their VNF using Heat descriptor.

To fully test VNF within ONAP and to check the full onboarding, deployment, 
configuration and closed-loop, they need to deploy a full ONAP.
I believe that all ‘main’ vendors have deployed ONAP in their labs.

I agree that we must help ‘small’ VNF vendors with ONAP community solutions to 
avoid them to deploy a full ONAP or we must provide more adapted ONAP 
deployment to test their VNF managed by ONAP. That is why I advocated from Day0 
to get a small footprint for ONAP. Within OOM project, we defined an override 
file to only deploy a subset of ONAP components to enable on-boarding and 
deployment.

In addition, Orange OpenLab welcomes different VNF vendor that can test their 
VNF.

Best Regards

Eric

De : onap-tsc@lists.onap.org [mailto:onap-tsc@lists.onap.org] De la part de Jim 
Baker
Envoyé : jeudi 18 avril 2019 20:04
À : onap-tsc
Objet : [onap-tsc] ONAP deployment baseline

Greeting ONAP TSC,
One of my areas of contribution within LFN is on the OVP program. As the OVP 
program seeks to attract a marketplace of verified VNFs, the developers of the 
VNFs have the task of completing testing using ONAP. Before they can begin the 
self-testing work required by the OVP, they need to have deployed ONAP and 
OpenStack before 
that<https://onap.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guides/onap-developer/settingup/onap_heat.html#openstack>...

My question is: Is "ease of install" a system attribute that we have baselined 
AND improve upon?

My desired outcome from raising this question is to accurately state for VNF 
developers an estimation of the process time required currently to deploy ONAP 
AND to understand the interest in the community of investing in "ease of 
deployment"  to improve the end-user experience.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

--
Jim Baker
Linux Foundation Networking - Technical Program Manager
mobile: +1 970 227 6007


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