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  • The requirement must be uniquely numbered (ex R-XXXXX).  Please refer to VNFRQTS How to Contribute for more information on how requirement numbers are assigned.
  • The requirement must use RFC 2119 keywords (MUST | MUST NOT | SHOULD | SHOULD NOT | MAY), and these keywords must be in uppercase and in bold.  In RST, bold is achieved by wrapping the text in double asterisks (ex: **MUST**) 
  • The requirement should start off with the subject of the requirement and refer to one of the following:
    • VNF 

    • VNFC

    • VNF Provider

    • VNF HEAT Orchestration Template

    • VNF Package

    • PNF

    • xNF (NOTE: xNF is a requirement that applies to both PNF and VNFs)

  • The requirement should include the metadata as defined in 

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The .rst formatting of the requirements should be such that the documentation can extract a complete set of requirements as a table in an appendix. 

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The following table outlines the proposed standard metadata elements that will be associated with the requirements. This list may change over time.


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Table 2: Requirement Metadata

Field Name

Required

vs. Optional

Data Type

Valid Values/Format

Notes

targetRequiredString

VNF, VNFC, VNF PROVIDER, VNF HEAT ORCHESTRATION TEMPLATE,

VNF PACKAGE, PNF, XNF

The component to which the requirement applies.
keywordRequiredStringMUST, MUST NOT, SHOULD, SHOULD NOT, MAYThe RFC 2119 keyword for the requirement
introducedOptionalStringlower case release name (ex: bejing, casablanca)The release the requirement was initially introduced
updatedOptionalStringlower case release nameThe release the requirement was last modified
impactsOptionalList of StringComma separated list of ONAP components (ex: so, sdc)The various ONAP components that need to be aware of any changes to the requirement
validation_modeOptionalStringstatic, stand_alone, in_service

How the requirement is validated:

static - validated by statically inspecting the VNF package data

stand_alone - validated by running tests against the VNF itself

in_service - validated in the context of a full or partial ONAP deployment

validated_byOptionalList of String

Comma separated list:

vvp, vnfsdk, sdc

Projects that implement validations of this requirement.
test_caseOptionalRST Link
Link to source file that implement the test case
notesOptionalStringFree form textShort notes about the requirement

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