Project Proposal Template

This is a potential draft of a project proposal template.  It is not final or to be used until the TSC approves it.

Link to Project Proposal training materials

Project Name:

• Proposed name for the project: projectname

Project description:

• Provide high level description of intended project and intended use case(s) and benefit, if needed.

Scope:

• Describe the functionality to be provided by the project.  Please provide the full intended scope of the project; not just what is intended for the project's first release.

• Specify any interface/API specification proposed,

• Identity a list of features and functionality will be developed.

• Identify what is in or out of scope. During the development phase, it helps reduce discussion.
  
  
  

Architecture Aspects:

• ARCHITECTURAL FIT

  • How does this project fit into the rest of the ONAP Architecture?

  • Please Include architecture diagram if possible

  • What other ONAP projects does this project depend on?

  • (Grey out the other components so that your component is highlighted)

  • Open

    

• ARCHITECTURAL FLOW

• How does this align with external standards/specifications?

  • APIs/Interfaces

  • Information/data models

• Are there dependencies with other open source projects?

  • APIs/Interfaces

  • Integration Testing

  • etc.

Other Information:

• link to seed code (if applicable)

• Vendor Neutral

  • if the proposal is coming from an existing proprietary codebase, have you ensured that all proprietary trademarks, logos, product names, etc., have been removed?

• Meets Board policy (including IPR)

Use the above information to create a key project facts section on your project page

Key Project Facts:

Release Components Name:

Note: refer to existing project for details on how to fill out this table

Resources committed to the Release:

Note 1: No more than 5 committers per project. Balance the committers list and avoid members representing only one company. Ensure there is at least 3 companies supporting your proposal.

Note 2: It is critical to complete all the information requested, that will help to fast forward the onboarding process.