This page is used for the ONAP R2+ Resource IM drafting and discussion.
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Table of Content
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Sources:
- AAI: aai_schema_v11
- ECOMP IM UML documentation: ONAP Resource 2017-11-08.docx
- SDC: SDC current ECOMP model
- ETSI: IFA007, IFA008, IFA011, IFA015
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Run Time Model (VNF Instance)
1) ECOMP IM (vNF deployment diagram)
NOTE: This diagram is being updated to align with the design time diagram.- Michela Bevilacqua: ONAP VNF deployment diagram and ETSI IFA015 do not match 1to1. Can we compare and provide class mapping/identify gaps ?
- IN IFA015 A VnfC is in relation to VirtualStorage, VirtualCompute, VirtualizationContainer and VnfcCp. In ONAP IM proposal where a VNFCInstance is in relaiton with VM (Type1 vServer), DockerorLinuxContainerInstance ( Type 2) and Type 3
2) ETSI IFA IM (IFA015 VNFLogicalModel diagram)
IFA015, VNF Classes Mapping
Michela Bevilacqua: How do we map VNFInfo, InstantiatedVnfInfo and connected Info classes present in IFA015 to ONAP IM?
Xu Yang: In my opinion, the VnfInfo, InstantiatedVnfInfo, etc. can be mapped to attributes of the corresponding resource instance objects.
Design Time Model
1) ONAP Resource Model UML
High Level Diagram
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VNFDesc - VNFCDesc
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3) SDC IM (normative and heat types)
(omit several types for simplicity)
4) Proposed ONAP R2+ Design Time Model
Resource General View Diagram
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IFA015, VNF Classes Mapping
Michela Bevilacqua: How do we map VNFInfo, InstantiatedVnfInfo and connected Info classes present in IFA015 to ONAP IM?
Xu Yang: In my opinion, the VnfInfo, InstantiatedVnfInfo, etc. can be mapped to attributes of the corresponding resource instance objects.
Design Time Model
Resource General View Diagram
PNF Run Time Model
PNF Design Time Model
Network Run Time Model
Network Design Time Model- Resource model includes design time model (ResourceDesc) and run time model (ResourceInstance). Based on one ResourceDesc, zero or more ResourceInstance(s) can be instantiated.
- “Resource” is a generalization of many objects, for example, VNF, PNF, entitlement, etc. In the above diagram, only VNF, PNF and ServiceVirtualLink (virtual link between NFs) are shown. More specifically,
- VnfDesc is derived from ResourceDesc, VnfInstance is derived from ResourceInstance. Based on one VnfDesc, zero or more VnfInstance(s) can be instantiated.
- PnfDesc is derived from ResourceDesc, PnfInstance is derived from ResourceInstance. One PnfDesc is used to describe one PnfInstance.
- SrvVlDesc is derived from ResourceDesc, SrvVlInstance is derived from ResourceInstance. Based on one SrvVlDesc, zero or more SrvVlInstance(s) can be instantiated.
- VnfDesc is derived from ResourceDesc, VnfInstance is derived from ResourceInstance. Based on one VnfDesc, zero or more VnfInstance(s) can be instantiated.
- PnfDesc is derived from ResourceDesc, PnfInstance is derived from ResourceInstance. One PnfDesc is used to describe one PnfInstance. SrvVlDesc is derived from ResourceDesc, SrvVlInstance is derived from ResourceInstance. Based on one SrvVlDesc, zero or more SrvVlInstance
- VnfDesc can be composed of one or more VnfcDesc(s) and zero or more VnfVlDesc(s). Correspondingly, VnfInstance can be composed of zero or more VnfcInstance(s) and zero or more VlInstance(s). It should be noted that a VnfInstance comprises zero VnfcInstance is a special case that the VnfInstance object is created but not instantiated.
- Based on one VnfVlDesc, zero or more VlInstance(s) can be instantiated. VnfDesc can be composed of one And Based on one VnfcDesc, zero or more VnfcDescVnfcInstance(s) and zero or more VnfVlDesc(s). Correspondingly, VnfInstance can be composed of zero or more VnfcInstance(s) and zero or more VlInstance(s). It should be noted that a VnfInstance comprises zero VnfcInstance is a special case that the VnfInstance object is created but not instantiated.
- Based on one VnfVlDesc, zero or more VlInstance(s) can be instantiated. And Based on one VnfcDesc, zero or more VnfcInstance(s) can be instantiated.
VNFC Run Time Model
Xu Yang: Need specification/reference for the value of this attribute? Xu Yang: Should the attribute name aligned to "vnfc"?
James Forsyth: No, in a network function we should not care if it's physical or virtual
Xu Yang: Should the attribute name aligned to "vnfc"?
James Forsyth No, in a network function we should not care if it's physical or virtual
Xu Yang: need further clarification on how this attribute is used
James Forsyth: Service assurance systems use this status in their logic to determine the provisioning status. Values such as: PROVISIONED, PREPROVISIONED, CAPPED might be stored in this attribute
Xu Yang: Is it the same as vnfcState (i.e., start or stop)?
James Forsyth: Used for lifecycle management. We don't know what vnfcState is.
Xu Yang: vnfcState describes the state of a VNFC instance, possible values are: STARTED, STOPPED. STARTED means the VNFC instance is up and running, and STOPPED means the VNFC instance has been shut down (but not terminated/deleted). Similar to the VM power on/off concept.
Xu Yang: Is this attribute mandatory? and applicable for all kinds of VNFCs?
James Forsyth: Not mandatory and this field should be deprecated in ONAP
Pamela Dragosh: DCAE monitors this flag. If set it does not "observe" alarms/traps/etc. during control loop.
Xu Yang: used by DCAE?
James Forsyth: There are closed loop actions that DCAE might have policies for, and operations can turn off those actions with this flag
Pamela Dragosh: Yes actually Policy has the rules that check for this. DCAE does not. DCAE does however check the in-maint flag.
Xu Yang: need further clarification on how this attribute is used
James Forsyth: In some applications, a two or more VMs or VNFCs is referred to by a name, and group-notation represents the name. Might want to use instance-group to replace this over time.
Xu Yang: Is it used internally in AAI? can be omitted in the general model.
James Forsyth: It's used internally in AAI to enforce concurrency control, other systems use it to pass to AAI on updates and delete operations. It can be omitted from the general model
VNFC Design Time Model
Xu Yang: Should the attribute name aligned to "vdu"?
Xu Yang: not fully aligned, need to analysis which information need to be exposed
Xu Yang: aligned with AAI model
Describes network connectivity between a VNFC instance (based on this Vdu) and an internal Virtual Link (VL).
Describes CPU, Memory and acceleration requirements of the Virtualisation Container realising this Vdu.
Describes storage requirements for a VirtualStorage instance attached to the virtualisation container created from virtualComputeDesc defined for this Vdu.
The key indicates the boot index (lowest index defines highest boot priority). The Value references a descriptor from which a valid boot device is created e.g. VirtualStorageDesc from which a VirtualStorage instance is created.
Describes constraints on the NFVI for the VNFC instance(s) created from this Vdu.
Defines the virtualised resources monitoring parameters on VDU level.
Describes the configurable properties of all VNFC instances based on this VDU.
Specifies affinity or anti-affinity rules applicable between the virtualisation containers (e.g. virtual machines) to be created based on this VDU.
Identifier(s) of the affinity or anti-affinity group(s) the VDU belongs to.
VNF Run Time Model
Xu Yang: use case for alternative name?
James Forsyth: Customer want aliases, so this is an alias for a VNF
Xu Yang: Is there any reference/specification for the value of this attribute?
James Forsyth: This attribute should be deprecated, it was used prior to SDC modelling
Xu Yang: deprecated?
James Forsyth:
This attribute should be deprecated, it was used prior to SDC modelling
Xu Yang: Need clarification, similar to vnfc instance model.
James Forsyth: Service assurance systems use this status in their logic to determine the provisioning status. Values such as: PROVISIONED, PREPROVISIONED, CAPPED might be stored in this attribute
Xu Yang: Need clarification on how this attribute is used.
James Forsyth: Used for lifecycle management.
Xu Yang: Are the valid values "in-service-path" and "out-of-service-path"? Don't understand what do these values mean, in use or not in use by a service?
Xu Yang: deprecated?
James Forsyth Yes
Xu Yang: Please clarify the usage of this attribute.
James Forsyth: Deprecated
Xu Yang: only used by SO?
James Forsyth: Used by anyone who wants to check it, set by SO
Xu Yang: could you elaborate more on the valid values and their meaning?
Xu Yang: only used by SO?
James Forsyth: Not being used anymore, deprecated.
Xu Yang: only used by VCE?
James Forsyth: Predates SDC modelling, deprecated
Xu Yang: Need clarification on how this attribute is used.
James Forsyth: indicates who manages a specific resource, whether it's the service provider or a customer
Xu Yang: Is this attribute mandatory? and applicable for all kinds of VNFs? (same question as VNFC instance model)
James Forsyth: Not mandatory, and it can be applicable for all kinds of VNFs, depending on the requirements of the VNF
Xu Yang: same as above
James Forsyth: Not mandatory, and it can be applicable for all kinds of VNFs, depending on the requirements of the VNF
Xu Yang: same as above
James Forsyth: Not mandatory, and it can be applicable for all kinds of VNFs, depending on the requirements of the VNF
Xu Yang: same as above
James Forsyth: Not mandatory, and it can be applicable for all kinds of VNFs, depending on the requirements of the VNF
Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yes
Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yes
Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yes
Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yes
Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yes
Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yes
Xu Yang: Is it used internally in AAI? can be omitted in the general model.
James Forsyth: It's used internally in AAI to enforce concurrency control, other systems use it to pass to AAI on updates and delete operations
Xu Yang: deprecated?
James Forsyth: Yes
Xu Yang: deprecated?
James Forsyth Yes
Xu Yang: deprecated?
James Forsyth Yes
Xu Yang: deprecated?
James Forsyth Yes
Xu Yang: deprecated?
James Forsyth Yes
Xu Yang: It seems to be used internally in AAI, need clarification on the usage of this attribute.
James Forsyth Deprecated, use model-version-id
Xu Yang: Is it used internally in AAI? Can be omitted in general model
James Forsyth It's never been populated, yes can be omitted
Xu Yang: Is it used internally in AAI? Can be omitted in general model
James Forsyth It's never been populated, yes can be omitted
Xu Yang: Please clarify the usage of this attribute.
James Forsyth Has to do with routing, not applicable for all VNFs
Xu Yang: What's the difference between vnf-type and nf-type?
James Forsyth - we are getting rid of vnf-type and replacing with nf-type, nf-function, and nf-role
Xu Yang: what controller?
James Forsyth: Not sure if it's being populated
Xu Yang: Is this attribute mandatory? and applicable for all kinds of VNFs?
James Forsyth There should be an edge to a network that has a gateway assigned to it, so this attribute should be deprecated
Xu Yang: same as above
James Forsyth There should be an edge to a network that has a gateway assigned to it, so this attribute should be deprecated
Xu Yang: only used by VCE?
James Forsyth Not sure
Xu Yang: Is the description correct?
James Forsyth - The edge rules has the exhaustive list of possible relationships for generic-vnf
relationship with l-interface, availability-zone, lag-interface, l3-network, pserver, vserver, service-instance, vf-module, volume-group, vnfc and logical-link
"Y" indicates operator-supplied VNF instance target deployment node required. Present prompt to operator: "Enter target node for deployment of this VNF instance"
"N" indicates that the target deployment node for this VNF instance will be auto-selected by ECOMP"Y" indicates operator-supplied VNF name required. Present prompt to operator: "Enter the name for this VNF instance"
"N" indicates that the name for the VNF instance will be auto-generated by ECOMPSoftware version of the VNF. This is changed when there is any change to the software that is included in the VNF
Package.
Name to identify the VNF Product. Invariant for the VNF Product lifetime.
Identifier of the specific VNF Package on which the VNF is based.
Possible values: NOT_INSTANTIATED (VNF instance is terminated or not instantiated, and the identifier of the VNF instance exists), INSTANTIATED (VNF instance is instantiated).
Information specific to an instantiated VNF instance. Shall be present if the VNF is in INSTANTIATED instantiation state.
Additional VNF-specific metadata describing the VNF instance.
VNF-specific attributes that affect the lifecycle management of this VNF instance by the VNFM, or the lifecycle management scripts.
VNF Design Time Model
Human readable name for the VNF Product. Can change during the VNF Product lifetime.
Xu Yang: need clarfication on how this attribute is used.
Software version of the VNF. This is changed when there is any change to the
software that is included in the VNF Package.
Identifies VNFM(s) compatible with the VNF described in this version of the
VNFD.
Information about localization languages of the VNF (includes e.g. strings in the
VNFD).
Defines descriptors of virtual compute resources to be used by the VNF.
Defines descriptors of virtual storage resources to be used by the VNF.
Represents the type of network connectivity mandated by the VNF provider between two or more CPs which includes at least one internal CP.
Describes external interface(s) exposed by this VNF enabling connection with a VL.
Describes specific DF(s) of a VNF with specific requirements for capacity and
performance.
Describes the configurable properties of the VNF (e.g. related to auto scaling and
auto healing).
Describes the modifiable attributes of the VNF.
Includes a list of events and corresponding management scripts performed for the VNF.
Describes the associated elements (i.e. VDUs and/or VLs) of a VNFD for a certain purpose during VNF lifecycle management.
Xu Yang: Indicators are vendor-specified information which can indicate the VNF behaviour.
Declares the VNF indicators that are supported by this VNF.
Rule that determines when a scaling action needs to be triggered on a VNF
instance e.g. based on certain VNF indicator values or VNF indicator value
changes or a combination of VNF indicator value(s) and monitoring parameter(s).
VnfDesc General View Diagram
NOTE: This diagram is a proposed model for the VnfDesc, mainly inspired by the model from ETSI IFA015. Not all elements in the VnfDesc are depicted.
- VnfcDesc is composed of one or more DeploymentFlavor(s), one or more VnfcDesc(s), one or more VnfExtCpDesc(s) and zero or more VnfVlDesc(s).
- DeploymentFlavor references VnfcDesc and VnfVlDesc.
- VnfcDesc is composed of one VirtualComputeDesc, one or more VirtualStorageDesc(s), zero or more SwImageDesc(s) and one or more VnfcCpDesc(s).
- A VirtualStorageDesc can reference a SwImageDesc.
- A VnfExtCpDesc references to a VnfcCpDesc.
- VnfcCpDesc can reference a VnfVlDesc.
Attribute Comparison
This section compares the different IM design from different sources.
- can be instantiated.
VnfDesc General View Diagram
NOTE: This diagram is a proposed model for the VnfDesc, mainly inspired by the model from ETSI IFA015. Not all elements in the VnfDesc are depicted.
- VnfcDesc is composed of one or more DeploymentFlavor(s), one or more VnfcDesc(s), one or more VnfExtCpDesc(s) and zero or more VnfVlDesc(s).
- DeploymentFlavor references VnfcDesc and VnfVlDesc.
- VnfcDesc is composed of one VirtualComputeDesc, one or more VirtualStorageDesc(s), zero or more SwImageDesc(s) and one or more VnfcCpDesc(s).
- A VirtualStorageDesc can reference a SwImageDesc.
- A VnfExtCpDesc references to a VnfcCpDesc.
- VnfcCpDesc can reference a VnfVlDesc.
IM Attribute Discussion
This section lists the attributes to be discussed before adding into to the information model.
Note: the attribute marked as blue is expected for moving into the clean version
NFC/VNFC Run Time Model
AAI (aai_schema_v11 vnfc) ECOMP IM (VNFC Instance) ETSI IFA008 (VnfcInfo) Comment Description orchestration-status vnfcState Xu Yang: Is it the same as vnfcState (i.e., start or stop)?
James Forsyth: Used for lifecycle management. We don't know what vnfcState is.Xu Yang: vnfcState describes the state of a VNFC instance, possible values are: STARTED, STOPPED. STARTED means the VNFC instance is up and running, and STOPPED means the VNFC instance has been shut down (but not terminated/deleted). Similar to the VM power on/off concept.
Orchestration status of this VNF, mastered by APP-C group-notation Xu Yang: need further clarification on how this attribute is used
James Forsyth: In some applications, a two or more VMs or VNFCs is referred to by a name, and group-notation represents the name. Might want to use instance-group to replace this over time.Group notation of VNFC model-version-id the SDC model version for this resource model relationship-list association (VM, Docker, LXC) AAI: relationship with vserver, vf-module and generic-vnf
NFC/VNFC Design Time Model
SDC (abstract.nodes.VFC) ECOMP IM (VNFCCatalogItem) ETSI IFA011 (VDU/VduProfile) Comment Description Vm_type_tag Mandatory String property that indicates the vm-type as was defined by vendor bootOrder The key indicates the boot index (lowest index defines highest boot priority). The Value references a descriptor from which a valid boot device is created e.g. VirtualStorageDesc from which a VirtualStorage instance is created.
nfviConstraint Describes constraints on the NFVI for the VNFC instance(s) created from this Vdu.
configurableProperties Describes the configurable properties of all VNFC instances based on this VDU.
VNF Run Time Model
AAI (generic_vnf) ECOMP IM (VNF instance) ETSI IFA007 (VnfInfo) Comment Description orchestration-status Xu Yang: only used by SO?
James Forsyth: Used by anyone who wants to check it, set by SOXu Yang: could you elaborate more on the valid values and their meaning?
Orchestration status of this VNF, used by SO. management-option Xu Yang: Need clarification on how this attribute is used.
James Forsyth: indicates who manages a specific resource, whether it's the service provider or a customeridentifier of managed by service provider or customer ipv4-loopback0-address Xu Yang: same as above
James Forsyth: Not mandatory, and it can be applicable for all kinds of VNFs, depending on the requirements of the VNFv4 Loopback address nm-lan-v6-address Xu Yang: same as above
James Forsyth: Not mandatory, and it can be applicable for all kinds of VNFs, depending on the requirements of the VNFv6 Loopback address vcpu Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yesnumber of vcpus ordered for this instance of VNF, used for VNFs with no vservers/flavors, to be used only by uCPE vcpu-units Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yesunits associated with vcpu, used for VNFs with no vservers/flavors, to be used only by uCPE vmemory Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yesnumber of GB of memory ordered for this instance of VNF, used for VNFs with no vservers/flavors, to be used only by uCPE vmemory-units Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yesunits associated with vmemory, used for VNFs with no vservers/flavors, to be used only by uCPE vdisk Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yesnumber of vdisks ordered for this instance of VNF, used for VNFs with no vservers/flavors, to be used only uCPE vdisk-units Xu Yang: only used by uCPE?
James Forsyth: Yesunits associated with vdisk, used for VNFs with no vservers/flavors, to be used only by uCPE resource-version Xu Yang: Is it used internally in AAI? can be omitted in the general model.
James Forsyth: It's used internally in AAI to enforce concurrency control, other systems use it to pass to AAI on updates and delete operationsUsed for optimistic concurrency. Must be empty on create, valid on update and delete. model-customization-id captures the id of all the configuration used to customize the resource for the service as-number Xu Yang: Please clarify the usage of this attribute.
James Forsyth Has to do with routing, not applicable for all VNFsas-number of the VNF regional-resource-subzone Regional way of organizing pservers, source of truth should define values nf-type Xu Yang: What's the difference between vnf-type and nf-type?
James Forsyth - we are getting rid of vnf-type and replacing with nf-type, nf-function, and nf-roleGeneric description of the type of NF nf-role NetworkRole role in the network that this model will be providing selflink Xu Yang: what controller?
James Forsyth: Not sure if it's being populatedPath to the controller object vlan-id-outer Xu Yang: only used by VCE?
James Forsyth Not sureTemporary location for S-TAG to get to VCE nm-profile-name Network Management profile of this VNF relationship-list Xu Yang: Is the description correct?
James Forsyth - The edge rules has the exhaustive list of possible relationships for generic-vnfrelationship with l-interface, availability-zone, lag-interface, l3-network, pserver, vserver, service-instance, vf-module, volume-group, vnfc and logical-link
l-interfaces logical interfaces lag-interfaces Collection of link aggregate interfaces vf-modules a deployment unit of VNFCs licenses license information entitlements entitlement information HomingPolicy Reference to VNF-level homing policy that ECOMP will use when VNF deployment target node is auto-selected TargetNodePrompt "Y" indicates operator-supplied VNF instance target deployment node required. Present prompt to operator: "Enter target node for deployment of this VNF instance"
"N" indicates that the target deployment node for this VNF instance will be auto-selected by ECOMPVLAN Range Plan Identifies the VNF-level VLAN Range Plan that must be used by ECOMP to assign VLAN tags to an instance of this VNF type VNF Name Prompt "Y" indicates operator-supplied VNF name required. Present prompt to operator: "Enter the name for this VNF instance"
"N" indicates that the name for the VNF instance will be auto-generated by ECOMPVNF Naming Policy Reference to VNF-level naming policy that ECOMP will use when VNF-level name is auto-generated VNF Network Tag Must correlate to the set of defined “network-role” identifiers from the associated HEAT templates metadata Additional VNF-specific metadata describing the VNF instance.
extension VNF-specific attributes that affect the lifecycle management of this VNF instance by the VNFM, or the lifecycle management scripts.
VNF Design Time Model
SDC (generic_VF) ECOMP IM (VNFCatalogItem) ETSI IFA011 (VNFD) Comment Description Nf_role Mandatory property for short code that defines a Network function that the Vendor Software or PNF is providing. E.g. vCE, vARM Nf_type Mandatory String property defining a generic type (like category) of the VF. The value is regulated and should be from a list defined in ASDC. Availability_zone_max_count Xu Yang: need clarfication on how this attribute is used.
An optional integer of availability zones count in the VF. Value should be either 0, 1 or 2 deploymentFlavour Describes specific DF(s) of a VNF with specific requirements for capacity and
performance.modifiableAttributes Describes the modifiable attributes of the VNF.
lifecycleManagementScript Includes a list of events and corresponding management scripts performed for the VNF.
ExternalVirtualLink Design Time Mode
SDC
(extVL)AAI ECOMP IM ETSI IFA014
(virtualLinkDesc)Comments Confirmed Description invariantUUID invariantUUID Constant identifier of the external virtual link UUID virtualLinkDescId vldId Versioned identifier of the external virtual link customizationUUID is the resource instance referred to the run-time resource instance? If it is in the run-time, why is it in the design time?
Identifier of the resource instance (uuid of the specific use of the resource model in this service). This identifier is regenerated whenever a user makes a change on the resource instance.
version virtuaLinkDescVersion version The version of the external virtual link name name The name of the external virtual link description description The description of the external virtual link type The type of resource. Resource type can be either VF, VFC, VFCMT, CP or VL. category Category of the resource subcategory Sub-category of the resource resourceVendor specifies the vendor providing this asset resourceVendorRelease specifies the release version given by the vendor (no exact correlation to the version of the asset in the SDC catalog) resourceVendorModelNumber Metadata of resources (VFs, VFCs, PNF) will include new field resourceVendorModelNumber. The value for this field is the part number defined by the vendor, e.g. “MX960”.
network_type network_type specifies the nature of the physical network in the underlying cloud infra-structure. Examples are flat, vlan, gre or vxlan. For flat and vlan types, physical_network should be provided too. network_role Unique label that defines the role that this network performs. example: vce oam network, vnat sr-iov1 network network_scope Uniquely identifies the network scope. Valid values for the network scope includes: VF - VF-level network. Intra-VF network which connects the VFCs (VMs) inside the VF. SERVICE - Service-level network. Intra-Service network which connects the VFs within the service GLOBAL - Global network which can be shared by multiple services network_technology ECOMP supported network technology network_ecomp_naming network_homing network_assignments provider_network network_flows vendor vitualLinkDescProvider vl_name same with the name ip_version ip_version The IP version of the requested network. cidr cidr The cidr block of the requested network. start_ip start_ip The IP address to be used as the 1st one in a pool of addresses derived from the cidr block full IP range. end_ip end_ip The IP address to be used as the last one in a pool of addresses derived from the cidr block full IP range. gateway_ip gateway_ip The gateway IP address. network_name network_name An Identifier that represents an existing Network instance in the underlying cloud infrastructure - OR - be used as the name of the new created network. network_id network_id An Identifier that represents an existing Network instance in the underlying cloud infrastructure. This property is mutually exclusive with all other properties except network_name. segmentation_id segmentation_id A segmentation identifier in the underlying cloud infrastructure (e.g., VLAN id, GRE tunnel id). If the segmentation_id is specified, the network_type or physical_network properties should be provided as well. physical_network physical_network identifies the physical network on top of which the network is implemented, e.g. physnet1. This property is required if network_type is flat or vlan. dhcp_enabled dhcp_enabled Indicates the TOSCA container to create a virtual network instance with or without a DHCP service. testAccess virtualLinkDf ConnectivityType
(layerProtocol,flowPattern)security ExternalVirtualLink Run Time Model
AAI
(l3-network)ECOMP IM ETSI IFA013
(VirtualLink)
Comments Confirmed Description network-id nsVirtualLinkInstanceId virtualLinkInstanceId network-name description description network-role network-technology neutron-network-id ResourceHandle
(vimId,resourceProviderId,resourceId)is-bound-to-vpn service-id nsInstanceId componentInstanceId network-role-instance resource-version orchestration-status heat-stack-id mso-catalog-key contrail-network-fqdn model-invariant-id invariantUUID model-version-id UUID persona-model-version version model-customization-id widget-model-id widget-model-version physical-network-name is-provider-network is-shared-network is-external-network selflink selfLink operational-status status nslinkport