Priming The CLAMP Automation Composition Runtime Lifecycle Management uses the following system-level dialogues. These dialogues enable the CLAMP runtime capabilities described in Section 2 of TOSCA Defined Automation Compositions: Architecture and Design. Design Time dialogues will be described in future releases of the system.
1 Dialogues on Participants
1.1 Register a Participant
Participant Registration is performed by a Participant when it starts up. It registers its ID and the ACM Element Types it supports with the ACM runtime.
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@startuml
participant Participant
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
Participant -> ACM_Runtime: [ASYNC] Register
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Create or Update Participant Registration\nand store supported ACM element types
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set Participant State as ONLINE
Participant <- ACM_Runtime: Registration Accepted
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Mark all ACM Element Instances\nrunning on Participant as ONLINE
activate ACM_Runtime
deactivate ACM_Runtime
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1.2 Deregister a Participant
Participant Deregistration is performed by a Participant when it shuts down. It deregisters its ID and type with the ACM runtime.
The participant should already have cleared down all its ACM Element instances and set their states to "Not In Service".
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@startuml
participant Participant
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
Participant -> Participant: Uninitialize all ACM Element Instances running on Participant\n(See Instantiation Dialogues)
activate Participant
deactivate Participant
Participant -> ACM_Runtime: [ASYNC] Deregister
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Delete Participant Registration
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set Participant State as OFFLINE
Participant <- ACM_Runtime: [ASYNC] Deregistration Accepted
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Mark all ACM Element Instances\nrunning on Participant as OFFLINE
activate ACM_Runtime
deactivate ACM_Runtime
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1.3 Supervise Participants
Participant Supervision is performed periodically between participants and the ACM runtime server to ensure that registered participants are available over time. Participants send a heartbeat message to the ACM runtime at a configured interval.
The heartbeat message contains updated status information for each AC Element Instance that has changed status since the last Heartbeat message sent by the participant
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@startuml
participant Participant
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
loop Every Participant Supervision Interval
Participant -> ACM_Runtime: [ASYNC] Heartbeat message including\nstatus and states of AC Element Instances on Participant
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Update Participant Heartbeat data
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set Participant State as ONLINE
loop Every AC Element Instance in Heartbeat Message
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Mark AC Element Instance as ONLINE\nand Update AC Element Instance status
end
end
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The ACM runtime regularly checks the heartbeat reports from participants and takes action if participants time out. If a heartbeat message is not received for a participant in the Timeout Interval, the participant is marked as timed out and its ACM element instances are informed.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
loop Every ACM_Runtime Supervision Interval
loop Over all Participants
ACM_Runtime -> Database: Read Participant Heartbeat Information
alt Participant Heartbeat not received in Timeout Interval
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set Participant State as OFFLINE
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Mark all ACM Element Instances\nrunning on Participant as OFFLINE
activate ACM_Runtime
deactivate ACM_Runtime
end
end
end
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The information on participants is available over a REST endpoint.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Get Participant Information
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Participant Data
REST <- ACM_Runtime: Return Participant Information including\nsupported AC Element Types,\nAC Element Instances and their states\nand Heartbeat Information
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1.5 Order Full Participant Report
A user can order a full participant report. Each participant responds with a heartbeat report immediately. This preempts the normal heartbeat period reporting and refreshes the status of AC Element Instances immediately.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participants
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Order Participant Information
ACM_Runtime -> Participants: Issue immediate Heartbeat Report\n(See §1.3)
REST <- ACM_Runtime: Participant Information Ordered
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2 Dialogues on Automation Composition Types
Commissioning dialogues are used to commission and decommission Automation Composition Types and to set the values of Common Parameters. The values of common parameters are included in the TOSCA YAML file that defines the full Automation Composition Type.
2.1 Commission or Update an Automation Composition Type
Create on a POST and update on a PUT.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Commission Automation Composition Type
alt Automation Composition Type exists and has Instances
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition Type Commissioning Failed
else
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Create and Store Automation Composition Type
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set Automation Composition Type State to COMMISSIONED
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition Type Commissioned
end
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2.2 Commission an Automation Composition Type using SDC
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@startuml
participant SDC
participant Policy_Distribution
participant ACM_Runtime
SDC -> Policy_Distribution: [ASYNC] CSAR containing Automation Composition Type Definition
Policy_Distribution -> ACM_Runtime: Commission Automation Composition Type\n(See Commissioning Sequence Diagram)
Policy_Distribution <- ACM_Runtime: Result of Commissioning
Policy_Distribution -> SDC: [ASYNC] Return result of Deployment
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2.3 Decommission an Automation Composition Type
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Decommission Automation Composition Type
alt Automation Composition Type is not in state COMMISSIONED
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition Type Decommissioning Failed
else
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Delete Automation Composition Type
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition Type Decommissioned
end
@enduml |
2.4 Prime an Automation Composition Type on Participants
The Priming operation sends Automation Composition Types and common property values to participants for each Automation Composition Element Type in the Automation Composition Type.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
database ACM_Database
alt Automation Composition Type has Deployed Instances
REST <- ACM_Runtime: Priming of Automation Composition Type Failed, instances deployed
else Automation Composition Type is in state COMMISSIONED or PRIMED
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Prime Automation Composition Type
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Automation Composition Type
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Participants
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Set suitable participant ID on each AC Element Type
alt Was a sutable participant ID found for each AC Element Type?
ACM_Runtime -> Participant: [ASYNC] Send Priming Request to all Participants\nwith Automation Composition Type Definition
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set Automation Composition Type State to PRIMING
REST <- ACM_Runtime: Priming of Automation Composition Type Ordered
else
REST <- ACM_Runtime: Priming of Automation Composition Type Faield, no sutiable participant found
end
else
REST <- ACM_Runtime: Priming of Automation Composition Type Failed, invalid state
end
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A participant should respond for each Automation Composition Element Type, thus causing the full Automation Composition Type to become primed. Note that if more than one participant can support an Automation Composition Element Type the ACM Runtime uses the participant in the first response it receives for that Automation Composition Element Type.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
ACM_Runtime -> Participant: [ASYNC] Prime AC Element Types for this AC Type
loop over AC Element Types in AC Type
alt Does the primed Participant ID on this AC Element Type\nmatch my Participant ID
alt Does this AC Element Type already exist
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] WARN: AC Element Type already exists
else
Participant -> Participant: Create AC Element Type
activate Participant
deactivate Participant
alt AC Element successfully created
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] INFO: AC Element successfully primed
else
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] ERROR: AC Element priming failed
end
end
else
note left of participant
ignore this AC Element Type as its for another participant
end note
end
end
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The ACM Runtime updates the priming information in the database.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
database ACM_Database
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] Result of Priming of AC Element Type
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Record result of AC Element Type Priming
alt Is AC Element Type Primed?
alt Have all the other AC Element Types in this AC Type been Primed?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Set AC Type state as PRIMED
end
end
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2.5 Deprime an Automation Composition Type on Participants
The Depriming operation removes Automation Composition Types and common property values on participants for each Automation Composition Element Type in the Automation Composition Type.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
database ACM_Database
alt Automation Composition Type has Instances
REST <- ACM_Runtime: Depriming of Automation Composition Type Failed
else AC Type State is PRIMED or PRIMING
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Deprime Automation Composition Type
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Automation Composition Type
ACM_Runtime -> Participant: [ASYNC] Send Depriming Request to all Participants\nwith Automation Composition Type Definition
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set Automation Composition Type State to DEPRIMING
REST <- ACM_Runtime: Depriming of Automation Composition Type Ordered
else
REST <- ACM_Runtime: Depriming of Automation Composition Type Failed, invalid state
end
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A participant should respond for each Automation Composition Element Type, thus causing the full Automation Composition Type to become deprimed.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
ACM_Runtime -> Participant: [ASYNC] Deprime AC Element Types for this AC Type
loop over AC Element Types in AC Type
alt Does the deprimed Participant ID on this AC Element Type\nmatch my Participant ID
alt Does this AC Element Type Exist
Participant -> Participant: Delete AC Element Type
activate Participant
deactivate Participant
note left of Participant
Deletion of an AC Element Type always returns success
end note
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] INFO: AC Element successfully primed
else
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] WARN: AC Element Type is already deprimed
end
else
note left of Participant
ignore this AC Element Type as its for another participant
end note
end
end
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The ACM Runtime updates the priming information in the database.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
database ACM_Database
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] Result of Depriming of AC Element Type
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Record result of AC Element Type Depriming
alt Is AC Element Type Deprimed?
alt Have all the other AC Element Types in this AC Type been Deprimed?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Set AC Type state as COMMISSIONED
end
end
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2.6 Get Automation Composition Types
This dialogue allows an Automation Composition Type to be read.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Get Automation Composition Type Information
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Automation Composition Type Information
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Respond with Automation Composition Type information\nincluding ACM Element Type information and Priming Status
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3. Instantiation Dialogues
Instantiation dialogues are used to create, set parameters on, instantiate, update, and remove Automation Composition instances.
3.1 Create an Automation Composition Instance
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Create Automation Composition Instance for\nspecified Automation Composition Type with\nspecified parameter values
alt Automation Composition Instance exists
alt Automation Composition Instance is not in state UNDEPLOYED
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance exists and is already deployed
else
note right of REST
Updates on "Not In Service" Automation Composition Instances are allowed
end note
end
end
alt Specified Automation Composition Type Exists
alt Specified Automation Composition Type is in state PRIMED
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Store Automation Composition Instance
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set Automation Composition Instance State to UNDEPLOYED
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition Instance Created
else
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition Type is not in state PRIMED
end
else
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition Type is not found
end
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Note that this dialogue creates the Automation Composition Instance in the ACM database. The instance is sent to the participants using the process described in the dialogue in Section 3.3.
3.2 Delete an Automation Composition Instance
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Delete Automation Composition Instance
alt Automation Composition Instance exists
alt Automation Composition Instance is not in state UNDEPLOYED
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance exists and is deployed
else
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance does not exist
end
else
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Delete Automation Composition Instance
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition Instance Deleted
end
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3.3 Deploy Automation Composition Instance
The user requests the AC Instance to be deployed using a REST endpoint. The ACM Runtime orders the AC Instance to be deployed to Participants.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participants
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Deploy Automation Composition Instance
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Automation Composition Instance Information
alt Automation Composition Instance exists
alt Automation Composition Instance is deployed
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance is already deployed
else
ACM_Runtime -> Participants: [ASYNC] Deploy AC Element Instances for this AC Instance
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set AC Instance and its AC Element Instances to state DEPLOYING
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Deployment of Automation Composition Instance has been requested
end
else
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance does not exist
end
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Each participant deploys its AC Element Instances from the AC Instance.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
participant Participant_API
ACM_Runtime -> Participant: [ASYNC] Deploy AC Element Instances for this AC Instance
loop over AC Element Instances in AC Instance
alt Does the primed Participant ID on this AC Element Instance\nmatch my Participant ID?
alt Is this AC Element Instance already deployed
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] WARN: AC Element is already deployed
else
Participant -> Participant_API: Deploy AC Element Instance
activate Participant_API
Participant <- Participant_API: AC Element Instance Deploy Response
deactivate Participant_API
alt AC Element deployed successfully
Participant -> Participant: Set AC Element Instance administrative state to LOCKED
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] INFO: AC Element has been deployed
else
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] ERROR: AC Element was not deployed
end
end
else
note left of Participant
Ignore this AC Element instance as its for another participant
end note
end
end
@enduml |
The ACM Runtime receives and stores the responses.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
database ACM_Database
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] Deploy Automation Composition Element Instance Response
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Store Automation Composition Element Instance Response Information
alt Is AC Element Instance Deployed?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set AC Element Instance State as DEPLOYED
alt Are all the other AC Element Instances in this AC Instance in state DEPLOYED?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Set AC Instance state as DEPLOYED
end
end
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3.4 Undeploy Automation Composition Instance
The user requests the AC Instance to be undeployed using a REST endpoint. The ACM Runtime orders the AC Instance to be undeployed.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participants
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Undeploy Automation Composition Instance
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Automation Composition Instance Information
alt Automation Composition Instance exists
alt Automation Composition Instance administrative state is not LOCKED
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance exists and is not LOCKED
else
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance does not exist
end
else
ACM_Runtime -> Participants: [ASYNC] Undeploy AC Element Instances for this AC Instance
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Mark this AC Instance and its AC Element Instances as UNDEPLOYING
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Undeployment of Automation Composition Instance has been requested
end
@enduml |
Each participant undeploys its AC Element Instances from the AC Instance
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
participant Participant_API
ACM_Runtime -> Participant: [ASYNC] Undeploy AC Element Instances for this AC Instance
loop over AC Element Instances in AC Instance
alt Does the primed Participant ID on this AC Element Instance\nmatch my Participant ID?
alt Does this AC Element Instance exist?
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] WARN: AC Element does not exist
else Is this administrative state of this AC Element Instance LOCKED
Participant -> Participant_API: Undeploy AC Element Instance
activate Participant_API
Participant <- Participant_API: Undeploy AC Element Instance Response
deactivate Participant_API
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] INFO: AC Element undeployed successfully
note left of Participant
Undeploy always returns success
end note
else
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] WARN: AC Element is already undeployed
end
else
note left of Participant
Ignore this AC Element instance as its for another participant
end note
end
end
@enduml |
The ACM Runtime receives and stores the responses.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
database ACM_Database
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] Undeploy Automation Composition Element Instance Response
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Store Automation Composition Element Instance Response Information
alt Is AC Element Instance undeployed?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Mark AC Element Instance as UNDEPLOYED
alt Are all the other AC Element Instances in this AC Instance in state UNDEPLOYED?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Set AC Instance state as UNDEPLOYED
end
end
@enduml |
3.5 Read Automation Composition Instances
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Get Automation Composition Instance Information
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Automation Composition Instance Information
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Respond with Automation Composition Instance information\nincluding ACM Element Instance information\nand admin, operational, and usage state
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3.6 Unlock Automation Composition Instance
The user requests the AC Instance to be unlocked using a REST endpoint. The ACM Runtime orders the AC Instance to be unlocked on Participants.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participants
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Unlock Automation Composition Instance
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Automation Composition Instance Information
alt Automation Composition Instance exists
alt Automation Composition Instance administrative state is LOCKED
ACM_Runtime -> Participants: [ASYNC] Unlock AC Element Instances for this AC Instance
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Mark AC Instance and its AC Element Instances as Unlocking
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Unlocking of Automation Composition Instance has been requested
else
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance is not locked
end
else
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance does not exist
end
@enduml |
Each participant unlocks its AC Element Instances from the AC Instance.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
participant Participant_API
ACM_Runtime -> Participant: [ASYNC] Unlock AC Element Instances for this AC Instance
loop over AC Element Instances in AC Instance
alt Does the primed Participant ID on this AC Element Instance\nmatch my Participant ID?
alt Is this AC Element Instance administrative state not LOCKED
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] WARN: AC Element is not LOCKED
else
Participant -> Participant_API: Unlock AC Element Instance
activate Participant_API
Participant <- Participant_API: Unlock AC Element Instance Response
deactivate Participant_API
alt AC Element unlocked successfully
Participant -> Participant: Set AC Element Instance administrative state to UNLOCKED
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] INFO: AC Element has been unlocked
else
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] ERROR: AC Element was not unlocked
end
end
else
note left of participant
Ignore this AC Element instance as its for another participant
end note
end
end
@enduml |
The ACM Runtime receives and stores the responses.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
database ACM_Database
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] Unlock Automation Composition Element Instance Response
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Store Automation Composition Element Instance Response Information
alt Is AC Element Instance Unlocked?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set AC Element Instance administrative state as UNLOCKED
alt Have all the other AC Element Instances in this AC Instance been UNLOCKED?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Set AC Instance administrative state as UNLOCKED
end
end
@enduml |
3.7 Lock Automation Composition Instance
The user requests the AC Instance to be locked using a REST endpoint. The ACM Runtime orders the AC Instance to be locked on Participants.
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@startuml
participant REST
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participants
database ACM_Database
REST -> ACM_Runtime: Lock Automation Composition Instance
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Read Automation Composition Instance Information
alt Automation Composition Instance exists
alt Automation Composition Instance administrative state is UNLOCKED
ACM_Runtime -> Participants: [ASYNC] Lock AC Element Instances for this AC Instance
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Mark AC Instance and its AC Element Instances as Locking
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Locking of Automation Composition Instance has been requested
else
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance is not unlocked
end
else
ACM_Runtime -> REST: Automation Composition instance does not exist
end
@enduml |
Each participant locks its AC Element Instances from the AC Instance.
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@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
participant Participant_API
ACM_Runtime -> Participant: [ASYNC] Lock AC Element Instances for this AC Instance
loop over AC Element Instances in AC Instance
alt Does the primed Participant ID on this AC Element Instance\nmatch my Participant ID?
alt Is this AC Element Instance administrative state not UNLOCKED
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] WARN: AC Element is not UNLOCKED
else
Participant -> Participant: Set AC Element Instance administrative state to SHUTTING_DOWN
Participant -> Participant_API: Lock AC Element Instance
activate Participant_API
Participant <- Participant_API: Lock AC Element Instance Response
deactivate Participant_API
alt AC Element locked successfully
Participant -> Participant: Set AC Element Instance administrative state to LOCKED
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] INFO: AC Element has been locked
else
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] ERROR: AC Element was not locked
end
end
else
note left of participant
Ignore this AC Element instance as its for another participant
end note
end
end
@enduml |
The ACM Runtime receives and stores the responses.
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|---|
@startuml
participant ACM_Runtime
participant Participant
database ACM_Database
ACM_Runtime <- Participant: [ASYNC] Lock Automation Composition Element Instance Response
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Store Automation Composition Element Instance Response Information
alt Is AC Element Instance Locked?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Database: Set AC Element Instance administrative state as LOCKED
alt Have all the other AC Element Instances in this AC Instance been LOCKED?
ACM_Runtime -> ACM_Runtime: Set AC Instance administrative state as LOCKED
end
end
@enduml |
3.8 Update Operational State on Automation Composition Instance
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@startuml
participant Participant_API
participant Participant
participant ACM_Runtime
Participant_API -> Participant_API: Perform Operation that Updates Operational State
activate Participant_API
deactivate Participant_API
Participant_API -> Participant: Operational State has been updated
Participant -> Participant: Update Operational State in ACM Element Instance
== Periodically with Heartbeat ==
Participant -> ACM_Runtime: [ASYNC] Heartbeat message including\nstatus and states of AC Element Instances on Participant
@enduml |
3.9 Update Usage State on Automation Composition Instance
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@startuml
participant Participant_API
participant Participant
participant ACM_Runtime
Participant_API -> Participant_API: Perform Operation that Updates Usage State
activate Participant_API
deactivate Participant_API
Participant_API -> Participant: Usage State has been updated
Participant -> Participant: Update Usage State in ACM Element Instance
== Periodically with Heartbeat ==
Participant -> ACM_Runtime: [ASYNC] Heartbeat message including\nstatus and states of AC Element Instances on Participant
@enduml |
