Meeting agenda Notes
Review of component description approach:
- Benefits of this approach are:
- Consistency of view from a high level
- single point of entry for new users
- catalog of interfaces and high level capabilities
- Needs to be down to a certain architecturally-significant level of detail
- Need to get feedback from new users on the content of these pages to see if this is sufficient
- Need to ensure there is no duplication of information that is readily available elsewhere
- Hyperlinks to documentation for APIs
- Documentation for external APIs is what is more important
- We should include a "status" and a "version" for each API
- Component description should be linked to elsewhere. Rationale is that this information is more rapidly changing elsewhere, and we should not try to duplicate / replace it here. Focus on getting the interfaces and capabilities correct
- Difference in views as to whether the models are documented under the API documentation or they are called out specifically in the API definitions
- Proposal to remove the system deployment architecture chapter - too much detail to maintain accurately. Refer to the helm charts or specific documents that the PTLs produce
- Proposal to remove the new release capabilities chapter as this should be linked elsewhere
- Chaker proposed alternative to reflect new features at a high level per release with links to use case descriptions
- PTL - Jonathan (from ATT) needs to review. Jonathan went through AAF documentation in the PTL call on Monday, in a separate format / repository
- We need to understand how this documentation and Jonathan's approach will be aligned
- include links to the lower-level documentation in this material
- Perhaps the lower level of detail in the second diagram is not needed, and the level of detail in the function list is perhaps too heavy
We will also review the information flow Onboard Resource into SDC
- there is a missing line into vnfsdk showing the onboarding
- there is some duplication of information here from other places in the system but the information will not change significantly and can be kept up to date
Recording: ARCCOM 2019-07-30.mp4