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- Project can reach "Archived" state for multiple reasons. Either project has successfully been completed and its artifacts provide business values, or project has been cancelled for unforeseen reasons (no value anymore, technical, etc.).
- Project in any state can be "Archived" through a Termination Review.
3. Transition Steps
Transition Any ONAP projects or its sub capabilities when no longer maintained should be subjected to this process to either create a maintain plan with in ONAP ecosystem or retire SW capability without creating adverse impact on ONAP.
Transition from “Incubation/Mature/Core” to "Unmaintained"
A "Incubation/Mature or Core" project can be moved to “Unmaintained” if Project(s) or sub-project(s) is no more part of any official release, but some parts might still be consumed indirectly by other project teams or some functionalities are still needed but no alternative has been implemented yet. The following steps will be performed:
#1 Final call to the ONAP Community raised by the PTL or by the TSC.
#2 Review what is used by the Community and the dependencies to other components and maintain the repositories that are necessary for the ONAP Components
#3 Identify potential remaining committers to maintain the remaining repositories
#4 Verify what (if any) impact the change has on OOM/Integration (CIST)/DOC projects and ensure that is communicated
#5 Update INFO.yaml
#6 In gerrit set the appropriate repositories that are no longer in use to 'Read Only' access
#7 Update the Architecture diagrams and references
#8 Remove Jenkins jobs
#9 Inform Steven Winslow (LFN IP Legal) and disable all the scans (Sonar, FOSSology, NexusIQ) on the unmaintained repos
#10 Identify an alternative path (if any)
#11 Move the project to Unmaintained State Projects including Clean-up of other wiki pages, RDT, JIRA, mailing lists, calendars, etc.
#12 Indicate in the release note that the project is in Unmaintained state i.e. add a hint in the header.
#13 The project information for this component will no more be branched (i.e. master) and will be linked to the latest maintained release.
#14 Any critical, severe or high vulnerability found in the code written by the project team MUST be fixed within 60 days or prior to the inclusion of the project in a new release, whichever occurs first.
Muddasar's Proposed format for above process. Some actions have been rearranged. An unmaintained project must provide User Docs, SW and release notes. The unmaintained project must also go thru quality assurance process to discover new vulnerabilities that can help improve release notes or a decision to remove the project from release (archived)
Transition from "Unmaintained" to "Incubation/Mature": A Unmaintained project can be moved to “Incubation” or “Mature" if there is a new interest from the ONAP Community and meeting the requirement for the project state while performing a project review, including PTL responsibility and committers engagement. The following steps will be re-initiatied
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Transition from "Unmaintained" to "Archived": A Unmaintained project can be moved to “Archived" if the project is no more critical for the ONAP Platform (Deployment, Onboarding, Instantiation, Run-Time) or has any dependency to any ONAP component.
The following "Termination" steps will be performed:
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- AAF, APPC, AAI/ESR GUI and AAI/ESR Server, MUSIC (OOF has a dependency on it), Logging incl. Pomba, PORTAL, VID, ExtAPI
- Repositiories currently in 'Read Only access': DCAE-D SDC plugin, AAI/Sparky, OOF/FGPS, DCAE/PNDA, OOF-CMSO, Policy-engine
and- sdc/dcae-d/ci
- sdc/dcae-d/dt
- sdc/dcae-d/dt-be-main
- sdc/dcae-d/dt-be-property
- sdc/dcae-d/fe
- sdc/dcae-d/rule-engine
- sdc/dcae-d/tosca-lab
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