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We install ONAP several times a day in our different CI/CD chains however we always resinstall a new ONAP.

The Backup&Restore feature is a MUST HAVE for production, it may be invoked for different levels of B&R and different associated tests:


Type of B&RDescriptionCommentsType
Disaster Recovery

Your ONAP is corrupted, despite of brilliant tricks, you are not able to re-enable it

You reinstall a new ONAP (same version) and restore everything you can..

Downtime is acceptable

Restart of component is acceptable

Basically everything is acceptable as the first ONAP is no more usable...

Reinstallation is a fresh reinstallation (with new passwords)

Full
Iso version Migration

Your ONAP is running well but for any reasons (capability, fun, ..) you want to switch and need a new ONAP (same version)

You install ONAP' on a new infrastructure

You freeze ONAP

you backup ONAP

you restore on ONAP'

you switch from ONAP to ONAP'

No DowntimeFull

ONAP Active/Standby

Belts and Braces

You are richn you have an ONAP in production and another ONAP in case the first one crashes.

You need to regularly resync the stanby ONAP

No DowntimeDifferential/Mirror
Smooth Full Upgrade

You want to move from version N to version N+1 and keep all your services/VSP/VF, SO history/Loop/...

You install a version N+1 in // of version N

You freeze your version N, save everything you can

You restore N on N+1

You switch from N to N+1

No Downtime

Possible compatibility issues...infra, k8, ONAP API

Not it is possible to upgrade 1 component by editing the deployment...but it is out of scope event if a test could be also interesting

Incremental
Wild UpgradeSame than Upgrade but between 2 consecutive versions (LTS versions)

No Downtime

compatibility issues ++

Incremental





3 or 4 types of Backup are usually defined:

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