Introduction

SDN-R is a specialization of the OpenDaylight controller, developed in the OpenDaylight project.

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One piece of SDN-R functionality is a microservice. The microservice is running in OSGi (Karaf) context using the Opendaylight platform and provided as a features and OSGi bundles.

Development steps

The general steps to provide this feature are descibed by the list below with examples in the following sections.
The development work is done in four onap gerrit repositories, following  the ONAP prozesses and rules: 

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1. Bundles with service functionality as ZIP archive containing a maven repository that is later added/installed into the Opendaylight/karaf repository
2. Provide feature xml that can be added to Opendaylight/karaf to manage the installation

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1. Add dependency to pom.xml to move it into container's ODL repository. $ODL_HOME/system/org/onap/ccsdk/features/sdnr/...
2. Add myNewService repository to ODL startup configuration that it is available to be activated. 
   File to change: $ODL_HOME/etc/org.apache.karaf.features.cfg feature repository list, specified by featuresRepositories=
   1. "sdnc/oam":"/installation/sdnc/src/main/docker/Dockerfile"
   2. "sdnc/oam":"/installation/sdnc/src/main/docker/standalone.Dockerfile"
3. Add to startODL.sh functionality to startup service if configured to be active. Use environment variable like "SDNR_MyNewService" true|false. (Be aware .. this script is normally overwritten by oom .. see next step)

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Details are in SDN-R Dev Steps and Repositories

Beside code the documentation has to be added and included into ONAP ReadTheDocs.

Development steps depicted

The steps 1 and 2 of the development and delivery to ONAP project are depicted here:

SDN-R Sandbox

For development purpose and local testing there is a further github repository available that can be used as sandbox with less strict access. 

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