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- All ONAP projects that commit code to a repository are subject to an architectural review.
- ONAP projects that do not plan to participate in a release are still subject to architectural review, if they plan to commit code to a repository during the timeframe of the release.
- Project teams/Feature Sponsors must demonstrate that they have requested an arch review in order to pass M1.
- Arch review status and results will be published in the release notes.
Process
Prior to M1
- Project PTLs/Feature Sponsors request a review by email from the chair of the arch subcommittee.
- The chair of the arch subcommittee creates a JIRA issue for the review and emails a link to the project PTL.
- The project PTL/Feature Sponsor adds the JIRA issue link to the architecture review JIRA task in the M1 epic, as confirmation that a review has been requested.
Prior to M2/M3
- The project PTL/Feature Sponsor completed the Component Architecture Description Form and adds a link to it in the architecture review JIRA task.
- The project PTL/Feature Sponsor completed the Functional Architecture Description Form and adds a link to it in the architecture review JIRA task.
- The arch subcommittee schedules a review with the project PTL.
- At the scheduled time, the project PTL and the Arch Subcommittee meet to conduct the project review:
- The project PTL/Feature Sponsor presents the project, including the submitted forms.
- The arch subcommittee reviews the changes and asks the PTL questions.
- The subcommittee may approve the project at that point, or ask for changes, or additional information, followed by another review.