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You should receive a synchronous response back with a 201 Create HTTP Response. This response will contain the NS Instance ID of the NS Instance we just created, take note of this as it will be needed in the following steps.
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This will trigger the Asynchronous Instantiate NS Functionality. You will receive a response confirming that the process has begun with a 201 202 Accepted HTTP Response Header. You can view the debug.log files on the following pods in order to view the progress:
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Similar to the Instantiate functionality, this is an asynchronous call, so you will receive a response confirming that the process has begun with a 201 202 Accepted HTTP Response Header. As above, view the specified debug.log files in order to view the progress.
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Similar to the Create functionality, this is a synchronous call and as such you will receive the actual job response a 204 No Content Http Response to your CURL command.
Once the full deletion has been completed, reconnect to the "NFVO" database, within the Marie-Db-Galera-0 pod on your ONAP deployment. Retrieving all data from the "ns_inst" table again, you should no longer be able to see the NS Instance in the NS_INST table.
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