VID R2 Beijing Architecture Review

Owned by Michael Lando
Last updated: Mar 06, 2018 by Ofir Sonsino
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  1. Architecture Changes since R1 Amsterdam

    1. VID supports change management operations without scheduling capabilities (scheduling support is planned for Casablanca).

    2. VID supports the following use cases (in progress):

      1. Change management 
        VID-179: Change management - working without schedulerClosed

      2. VNF Scale out 
        VID-180: Support manual scale outClosed

      3. PNF plug & play
        VID-194: PNF Use case supportClosed


  2. S3P Updates

    1. VID as a run-time application will fulfill the needed carrier-grade requirements:
      VID-148: Non-Functional requirements - ResiliencyClosed
      VID-154: Non-Functional requirements - StabilityClosed
      VID-155: Non-Functional requirements - ManageabilityClosed
      VID-157: Non-Functional requirements - PerformanceClosed
      VID-158: Non-Functional requirements - UsabilityClosed
      VID-160: Non-Functional requirements - Scalability Closed
      VID-161: Non-Functional requirements - Security (CII passing badge + 50% test coverage)Closed 




    2. Support OOM based deployment in Beijing.
      We are rearranging the VID deployment to allow a better deployment flow and a more K8-friendly way to check our docker status.
      https://lf-onap.atlassian.net/browse/VID-162


  3. IM/DM Alignment

    VID supports reading the new models generated by SDC, using the SDC TOSCA parser.


  4. API Updates

          N/A - VID doesn't expose any APIs.