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The following figure depicts the hierarchical data store for runtime data. The notes in the figure is additional data stored in each type of node. Rsync uses this information to schedule resources. Status is updated by Rsync.
AppContext Library
To create and work with appcontext a library is provided: github.com/onap/multicloud-k8s/src/orchestrator/pkg/appcontext
Creating AppContext Flow
The following example shows how to create an AppContext for a CompositeApp with one App. This pattern is used by controllers that are creating new AppContextID. Examples are Orchestrator, NCM(create networks), CLM(create clusters) and DCM(create logical clouds)
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import "github.com/onap/multicloud-k8s/src/orchestrator/pkg/appcontext" func createAppContextWithOneApp(appName string) { context := appcontext.AppContext{} ctxVal, err := context.InitAppContext() if err != nil { return nil } handle, err := context.CreateCompositeApp() if err != nil { return nil } // This is optional err = context.AddCompositeAppMeta(appcontext.CompositeAppMeta{Project: p, CompositeApp: ca, Version: v, Release: rName}) if err != nil { return nil } appHandle, err := context.AddApp(handle, appName) if err != nil { return nil } // Iterate through cluster list and add all the clusters for _, cluster := range clusterList { clusterName := strings.Join([]string{cluster.ClusterProvider, "+", cluster.ClusterName}, "") clusterHandle, err := context.AddCluster(appHandle, clusterName) if err != nil { return nil } // Add resource _, err = context.AddResource(clusterHandle, nameofRes1, resYaml1) if err != nil { return nil } // Add resource _, err = context.AddResource(clusterHandle, nameofRes2, resYaml2) if err != nil { return nil } // Add Resource Order resOrder, err := json.Marshal(map[string][]string{"resorder": []string{nameofRes1, nameofRes2}}) if err != nil { return nil } _, err = context.AddInstruction(clusterHandle, "resource", "order", string(resOrder)) if err != nil { return nil } } } |
Action Controller flow (Updating Resources in AppContext)
Action controllers will follow the following pattern to add and update existing resources in AppContext. AppContextId is provided to the action controllers from the orchestrator using gRpc call. Examples are ovnAction controller
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import "github.com/onap/multicloud-k8s/src/orchestrator/pkg/appcontext" func updateAppContext(appContextId string) { var context appcontext.AppContext _, err = context.LoadAppContext(appContextId) if err != nil { return nil } // Get all clusters from the AppContext for an App clusters, err := context.GetClusterNames("testApp") for _, c := range clusters { // Resources in AppContext are named is the format (ResourceName+ResourceType) "res3+Deployment" appContextResName := strings.Join([]string{"resName", "Deployment"}, "+" rh, err := context.GetResourceHandle("testApp", c, appContextResName ) if err != nil { return err } r, err := context.GetValue(rh) if err != nil { return err } // Unmarshal resource extract the Kubernetes object definition kubObj, err := runtime.Decode(scheme.Codecs.UniversalDeserializer(), []byte(r.(string))) //Modify resource to add/modify existing contents ...... // Put back updated resource in AppContext err = context.UpdateResourceValue(rh, updatedRes) if err != nil { return nil } } |
Placement Controller flow
Placement controllers will follow the following pattern to select a cluster from group of clusters for an App. AppContextId is provided to the placement controllers from the orchestrator using gRpc call.
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func decidePlacement(appContextId string) { var context appcontext.AppContext _, err = context.LoadAppContext(appContextId) if err != nil { return nil } // Get AppContext for an App gm, err := context.GetClusterGroupMap("testApp") } |
AppContext API
GoDoc: package appcontext // import "github.com/onap/multicloud-k8s/src/orchestrator/pkg/appcontext"
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