Agenda:
- PNF software version proposal update
- AAI reverse engineering discussion
Material:
Minutes:
- PNF software version proposal update
- the detailed proposal has been updated on page ONAP R6+ Onboarding VNF/PNF package format, non-MANO artifacts set definition and PNF package mapping
- options for file directories:
- option 1: a single directory containing all ONAP non-MANO artifacts (i.e., files)
- option 2: each category of ONAP non-MANO artifacts may have one dedicate directory
- maybe option 2 is preferred
- file name needs feedback
- what would be like if a package including both MANO and non-MANO artifacts
- CSAR structure
- currently only support option 1, not precluding option 2 in the future
- security aspectes
- VNFSDK has done some implementations, some are left for Frankfurt release, may need further check
- ONAP hasn't fully established the registration process with ETSI (ETSI ask to provide more examples to show how to use the registry/artifacts)
- Andrei/Michela are working on it
- Andrei suggest to keep track of updates to the non-MANO artifacts
- wiki pages are created per release now
- Next step:
- try to finalize the open questions this week
- ask for a poll (if the proposal is ready) on next week's modeling subcommittee call
- AAI reverse engineering discussion
- problems: AAI has a large data model, not sure which part are common to be put into IM
- AAI data model visualization results:
- Jacquiline's view: point to AAI's UML model, IM team working on part of the model which are considered as "common"( ? )
- AAI can update their own model simultaneously
- figure out the common model is not feasible
- Keong: AAI's data model is designed to be shared, though which projects are using the model isn't documented well; track DMaaP events/AAI logs could be helpful
- Andy: analysis of APIs would be helpful
- Questions:
- could we make the assumption AAI provides a common model for the runtime?
- seems yes
- IM may help provide mappings between AAI model and standards
- Keong and Jacquiline would help give presentations on the tools and results of AAI reverse engineering next week
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