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1. UUI Configuration

Configure CST template UUID and Invariant UUID in slicing.properties file of uui-server microservice

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Copy subnetCapability.json to SO-API Handler pod to configure subnet capabilities at run time.You can copy the file to the pod using the following command

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kubectl cp subnetCapability.json -n onap <so-apih-pod-name>:/app

SO Database Update

Insert ORCHESTRATION_URI into service_recipe,  SERVICE_MODEL_UUID replaced by CST.ModelId.

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Sample subnetCapability.json

{
"AN_NF": {
"latency": 5,
"maxNumberofUEs": 200,
"maxThroughput": 90,
"termDensity": 40
},
"AN": {
"latency": 20,
"maxNumberofUEs": 100,
"maxThroughput": 150,
"termDensity": 50
},
"CN": {
"latency": 10,
"maxThroughput": 50,
"maxNumberofConns": 100
},
"TN_FH": {
"latency": 10,
"maxThroughput": 90
},
"TN_MH": {
"latency": 5,
"maxThroughput": 90
},
"TN_BH": {
"latency": 10,
"maxThroughput": 100
}
}

You can copy the file to the pod using the following command

SO Database Update

Insert ORCHESTRATION_URI into service_recipe,  SERVICE_MODEL_UUID replaced by CST.ModelId.

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Insert ORCHESTRATION_URI into service_recipe,  SERVICE_MODEL_UUID is ServiceProfile.ModelId

5. OOF Configuration - Policy Creation Steps

Refer Optimization Policy Creation Steps for optimization policy creation and deployment steps

Copy the policy files

5. OOF Configuration - Policy Creation Steps

Refer Optimization Policy Creation Steps for optimization policy creation and deployment steps

Please find the policies for Option2 below, generate the policies outside the OOF pod and push the policies from inside OOF pod, since it has python3 and necessary libraries already installed 

Copy the policy files

unzip policies_option2.zip

kubectl cp policies_option2 -n onap <oof-pod-name>:/opt/osdf

kubectl exec -ti -n onap <oof-pod-name> bash

cd policies_option2/

python3 policy_utils.py create_

policy_

types 

policy_types

python3 policy_utils.py 

create_and_push_policies nst_policies

python3 policy_utils.py generate_nsi_policies NSTO2

python3 policy_utils.py create_and_push_policies gen_nsi_policies

python3 policy_utils.py generate_nssi_policies EmbbAn_NF minimize latency

python3 policy_utils.py create_and_push_policies gen_nssi_policies

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python3 policy_utils.py generate_nssi_policies Tn_ONAP_internal_BH  minimize latency

python3 policy_utils.py create_and_push_policies gen_nssi_policies

NOTE: 

For NST Selection based on latency constraint, please make sure you have updated the latency constraint as property in the design time template of NST as below,

Refer Policy Models and Sample policies - NSI selection for sample policies 

Updated slice/service profile mapping - slicing_config.yaml.yaml

HAS-API/HAS-DATA - Add data dictionary 

Go to (/opt/has/conductor/conductor/data/plugins/inventory_provider/candidates/slice_profiles_candidate.py) in OOF HAS pod 
update the following :
    "max_bandwidth": copy_first,
    "jitter": sum,
    "sst": copy_first,
    "latency": sum,
    "resource_sharing_level": copy_first,
    "s_nssai": copy_first,
    "s_nssai_list": copy_first,
    "plmn_id_list": copy_first,
    "plmn_id_List": copy_first,
    "availability": copy_first,
    "throughput": min,
    "reliability": copy_first,
    "max_number_of_ues": copy_first,
    "exp_data_rate_ul": copy_first,
    "exp_data_rate_dl": copy_first,
    "ue_mobility_level": copy_first,
    "activity_factor": copy_first,
    "survival_time": copy_first,
    "max_number_of_conns": copy_first,
    "coverage_area_ta_list": copy_first,
    "max_number_of_pdu_session": copy_first,
    "max_throughput": copy_first,
    "perf_req": copy_first,
    "terminal_density": copy_first

update those and restart the container

NOTE:

• The service name given for creating the policy must match with the service name in the request
• The scope fields in the policies should match with the value in the resourceSharingLevel(non-shared/shared). Do modify the policy accordingly.
• Check the case of the attributes with the OOF request with the attribute map (camel to snake and snake to camel) in config/slicing_config.yaml, if any mismatch found modify the attribute map accordingly.

• You need to restart the OOF docker container once you updated the slicing_config.yaml, you can do it using the following steps,

  • Login to the worker VM where the OOF container is running. You can find the worker node by running (kubectl get pods -n onap -o wide | grep dev-oof)
  • Find the container using docker ps | grep optf-osdf
  • Restart the container using docker restart <container id>

6. External RAN NSSMF Simulator

Deployment Guide for External RAN NSSMF Simulator

1. Download:

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git clone https://gerrit.onap.org/r/integration

cd integration/test/mocks/ran-nssmf-simulator

2. Environment Setup (Optional):

1) The default listening port of RESTful API is 8443, and you can set environment variable RAN_NSSMF_REST_PORT to change it, such as:

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2) The default username and password are in RanNssmfSimulator/etc/auth.json, and you can edit the file to change them or add new ones.

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There are two options to run the simulator:

Option 1. Directly run it in the current directory:

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pip3 install -r requirements.txt

python3 main.py

Option 2. Install it using setuptools, and run it in any directory:

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python3 setup.py install --user

python3 -m RanNssmfSimulator.MainApp

Register to ONAP ESR

1. Add an esr-thirdparty-sdnc to ESR:

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Run command:

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Example of sdnc-an-01.json:

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{

  "thirdparty-sdnc-id": "sdnc-an-01"

}

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• • pods -n onap -o wide | grep dev-oof)
  • Find the container using docker ps | grep optf-osdf
  • Restart the container using docker restart <container id>

    CPS Configuration:

    Refer CPS Configuration to setup standalone CPS and configuration of OOF and CPS.

6. External RAN NSSMF Simulator

Deployment Guide for External RAN NSSMF Simulator

1. Download:

2. Environment Setup (Optional):

1) The default listening port of RESTful API is 8443, and you can set environment variable RAN_NSSMF_REST_PORT to change it, such as:

2) The default username and password are in RanNssmfSimulator/etc/auth.json, and you can edit the file to change them or add new ones.

3. Install and Run:

There are two options to run the simulator:

Option 1. Directly run it in the current directory:

Option 2. Install it using setuptools, and run it in any directory:

Register to ONAP ESR

Add an esr-thirdparty-sdnc and esr-system-info to ESR:

Where, ip-address is the IP address or hostname which runs the External RAN NSSMF Simulator, port is the listening port of RESTful API of the simulator,

user-name and password are set in config file RanNssmfSimulator/etc/auth.json of the simulator.

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 There are two ways to run Core NSSMF simulator. One is to start via jar package(External Core NSSMF Simulator Use Guide) and the other is to start via docker-compose.

Start by docker-compose

This is the package:

1. Extract the downloaded cn-nssmf-simulator-docker-compose.tar.gz

tar xf cn-nssmf-simulator-via docker-compose.tar.gz -C .
cd cn-nssmf-simulator-docker-compose

2. modify application.properties

# vi application.properties
server.port=11111
notifyurl=http://192.168.235.25:30472/v1/pm/notification
ftppath=sftp://root:oom@192.168.235.25:22/home/ubuntu/dcae/PM.tar.gz
fixeddelay=900000
#Configure the output files generated in docker.
filepath=/app/dcae
amffilepath=/app/dcae/AMF.xml.gz
upffilepath=/app/dcae/UPF.xml.gz

3. modify docker-compose.yml

# vi docker-compose.yml
version: '3'
services:
cn-simulator-docker-compose:
image: openjdk:8-jre-slim
container_name: cn-simulator-test-1
ports:
- "11111:11111"
restart: always
# mount the cn-nssmf-simulator-docker-compose directory of the host machine to the /app directory of the container
# If you need to modify the simulator's configuration file application.properties later,
# you can directly modify the host's cn-nssmf-simulator-docker-compose/application.properties to synchronize to the container
volumes:
- ./:/app
working_dir: /app
entrypoint: java -jar simulator-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

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Register to ONAP ESR

1. Add an esr-thirdparty-sdnc to ESR:

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Run command:

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Example of sdnc-an-01.json:

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{

  "thirdparty-sdnc-id": "sdnc-cn-01"

}

2. Add an esr-system-info (RAN NSSMF) to ESR:

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Run command:

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Example of nssmf-cn-01.json:

{

Start by docker-compose

This is the package:

1. Extract the downloaded cn-nssmf-simulator-docker-compose.tar.gz

tar xf cn-nssmf-simulator-docker-compose.tar.gz -C .
cd cn-nssmf-simulator-docker-compose

2. modify application.properties

# vi application.properties
server.port=11111
notifyurl=http://192.168.235.25:30472/v1/pm/notification
ftppath=sftp://root:oom@192.168.235.25:22/home/ubuntu/dcae/PM.tar.gz
fixeddelay=900000
#Configure the output files generated in docker.
filepath=/app/dcae
amffilepath=/app/dcae/AMF.xml.gz
upffilepath=/app/dcae/UPF.xml.gz

3. modify docker-compose.yml

# vi docker-compose.yml
version: '3'
services:
cn-simulator-docker-compose:
image: openjdk:8-jre-slim
container_name: cn-simulator-test-1
ports:
- "11111:11111"
restart: always
# mount the cn-nssmf-simulator-docker-compose directory of the host machine to the /app directory of the container
# If you need to modify the simulator's configuration file application.properties later,
# you can directly modify the host's cn-nssmf-simulator-docker-compose/application.properties to synchronize to the container
volumes:
- ./:/app
working_dir: /app
entrypoint: java -jar simulator-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

4. start up the application by running " docker-compose up"

Register to ONAP ESR

Add an esr-thirdparty-sdnc and esr-system-info to ESR:

Where, ip-address is the IP address or hostname which runs the External RAN NSSMF Simulator, port is the listening port of RESTful API of the simulator.

9. ACTN Simulator

Refer ACTN Simulator User Guide to setup ACTN-simulator or follow the below steps to launch and initialize domain controllers,

Refer Transport Slicing Configuration and Operation Guidance for NextHop details of AN &CN

Step 1. Fetch the simulator docker image

First, pull down the simulator image from public docker hub.

Step 2. Start the simulator container(s)

After compiling the pnc-simulator image locally or fetching the docker image from remote registry, execute the command below to start the container:

For demonstration purposes, two domain controllers are required, in our case we use 18181 as SERVER_PORT for domain1 and 18182 for domain2.

After starting the container, you should be able to verify the running container by:

Step 3. Initialize the simulator(s)

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To initialize the simulator for each domain:

For demonstration purposes, two domain controllers are required, both need to be properly launched and initialized. The initialization payloads are attached below.

ESR Registration using AAI ESR Url:

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curl -k -X PUT "https://AAI:AAI@<worker-vmIp>:30233/aai/v23/external-system/esr-thirdparty-sdnc-list/esr-thirdparty-sdnc/ff9ef162-951d-4e14-9ce6-b4fa0adf896b" \
-H 'Accept: application/json' \
-H 'X-FromAppId: AAI' \
-H 'X-TransactionId: 1' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"thirdparty-sdnc-id":"ff9ef162-951d-4e14-9ce6-b4fa0adf896b",
    "location": "edge",
    "product-name": "TSDN",
	 "esr-system-info-list":{"esr-system-info":[{
"esr-system-info-id": "7c29b9df-feef-4fa7-b56d-3e39f5ef4a90",
"system-name": "sdnc2",
"vendor": "HUAWEI",
"type": "WAN",
"version": "v1.0",
"service-url": "http://<simulator-ip>:<simulator-port>",
"user-name": "onos",
"password": "rocks",
"system-type": "thirdparty_SDNC",
"protocol": "restconf"
}]}
}' 

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