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For example, assume we have policies for the SON (Self Organizing Network) and BBS ACPE (Boradband Advanced Customer Premises Service) domains. For SON, we have XACML, Drools, and APEX policies, and for BBS ACPE we have XACML and Drools policies. The table below shows the resultingPDPGroup, PDPSubGroup, and PDP allocations:
PDP Group | PDP Subgroup | Kubernetes Deployment | Kubernetes Deployment Strategy | PDPs in Pods |
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SON | SON-XACML | SON-XACML-Dep | Always 2, be geo redundant | 2 PDP-X |
SON-Drools | SON-Drools-Dep | At Least 4, scale up on 70% load, scale down on 40% load, be geo-redundant | >= 4 PDP-D | |
SON-APEX | SON-APEX-Dep | At Least 3, scale up on 70% load, scale down on 40% load, be geo-redundant | >= 3 PDP-A | |
BBSACPE | BBSACPE-XACML | BBSACPE-XACML-Dep | Always 2 | 2 PDP-X |
BBSACPE-Drools | BBSACPE-Drools-Dep | At Least 2, scale up on 80% load, scale down on 50% load | >=2 PDP-D |
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