Overview

Scope

• Provide a Model driven framework to help ONAP community and ONAP end-user to develop the required commands 
  • By using YAML file and without writing any source code
  • By implementing plug-ins for specific commands
• Mode
  • Provide direct command mode (useful in scripting based automation) like in CI, docker, etc
  • Provide interactive mode, where user login once and operate ONAP and exit
• Provide consistent commands schematics across different ONAP functionalities. 
• Provide an download option from the ONAP portal, nexus to download the CLI
• Provide Docker container to luanch CLI out of the box. 

Use Cases

Provide required ONAP Commands to operate the ONAP from Linux Operating system console & Docker.

Minimum Viable Product

Create the OPEN CLI framework and provide required Linux Console commands for ONAP 1.0 and docker environment

Functionalities

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Epics

Stories

Longer term roadmap

As CLI plays a major role in devops environment, in future, CLI will be extended to use in VNF boot scripts, ONAP components integrations, OOM and Integration projects to make the ONAP integration point smoother and easier.

Release Deliverable

Sub-Components

NIL

ONAP Dependencies

1. AAF/Portal project
   1.  for Authentication and authorization
2. Integration project
   1. for creating the docker scripts, 
   2. Integration scripts
   3. Jenkins and sonar integration

Architecture

High level architecture diagram

CLI Components

•Open Command – Models the most of the requirements of CLI and it’s the CLI schema engine, understands the OPEN-CLI 1.0 schema and make it as Command
–Command Plug-in :  Provides extensibility support to implement any commands which are depends on java api
–HTTP Command : An special command plug-in provided by framework to implement the Command on top of REST API without writing any java code. (only YAML template is sufficient)
•Command Discoverer – Discovers the available CLI templates (YAML file created by using OPEN-CLI 1.0 schema) placed under OPEN_CLI_HOME directory or its sub-directories and register them into Command Registrar.
•Command Registrar – Maintains the map of command name vs actual command executable
•Main – Provides the interactive/direct command mode to run the commands from Linux OS console

Sample YAML CLI template

open_cli_schema_version: 1.0
name: microservice-create
description: Register microservice into Open-O
service:
  name: msb
  version: v1

parameters:
  - name: service-name
    description: Open-O service name
    type: string
    short_option: x
    long_option: service-name
    is_optional: false
  - name: service-version
    description: Open-O service version
    type: string
    short_option: y
    long_option: service-version
    is_optional: false
  - name: service-url
    description: Open-O service base url
    type: url
    short_option: r
    long_option: service-url
    is_optional: false
  - name: node-ip
    description: Open-O service running node IP
    type: string
  - name: node-port
    description: Open-O service running node port
    type: string
  - name: create-or-update
    description: Open-O service create or update
    type: bool
    default_value: true
results:
  direction: portrait
  attributes:
    - name: name
      description: Open-O service name
      scope: short
      type: string
    - name: version
      description: Open-O service version
      scope: short
      type: string
    - name: url
      description: Open-O service base url
      scope: short
      type: url
    - name: status
      description: Open-O service status
      scope: short
      type: long
    - name: nodes
      description: Open-O service running nodes
      scope: long
      type: string
    - name: location
      description: Open-O service location
      scope: long
      type: url
http:
  request:
    uri: /services
    method: POST
    body: '{"serviceName":"${service-name}","version":"${service-version}","url":"${service-url}","protocol":"REST","visualRange":"1","lb_policy":"hash","nodes":[{"ip":"${node-ip}","port":"${node-port}","ttl":0}]}'
    headers:
    queries:
      createOrUpdate: ${create-or-update}
  success_codes:
    - 201
    - 200
  result_map:
    name: $b{$.serviceName}
    version: $b{$.version}
    url: $b{$.url}
    status: $b{$.status}
    nodes: $b{$.nodes[*].ip}:$b{$.nodes[*].port}
    location: $h{Location}

API Incoming Dependencies

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CLI Outgoing Dependencies

NOTE: This project delivers CLI and not API

CLI this release is delivering to other releases.

Third Party Products Dependencies

Testing and Integration Plans

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Gaps

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Known Defects and Issues

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Risks

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Resources

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Release Milestone

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Team Internal Milestone

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Documentation, Training

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  • Developer guide
  • End User guide
  • Admin guide
  • ...

Other Information

Vendor Neutral

If this project is coming from an existing proprietary codebase, ensure that all proprietary trademarks, logos, product names, etc. have been removed. All ONAP deliverables must comply with this rule and be agnostic of any proprietary symbols.

Free and Open Source Software

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Each project must edit its project table available at Project FOSS.

Charter Compliance

The project team comply with the ONAP Charter.