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The design-time framework is an integrated development environment with tools, techniques, and repositories for defining and describing deployable assets. It supports the development of new capabilities, augmentation of existing capabilities and continuous operational improvement throughout the life cycle of a service. The execution-time framework uses closed-loop, policy-driven automation to drive down operational costs. Built-in dynamic, policy-enforced functions are provided for component and workload shaping, placement, execution, and administration. Access to the design-time and execution-time frameworks are provided by the ONAP Portal, a role-based user interface and ONAP CLI
Figure 1 shows the architecture of ONAP.
Figure 1. ONAP architecture
Design-time framework
The design-time framework consists of the following subsystems:
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| Subsystem | Overview | Gerrit Project | API Reference | Other Documents |
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| End to End (overall system) | Video | |||
| Active and Available Inventory | Video | AAI API | ||
| Application Controller | Video | APPC API | ONAP Application Controller User Guide | |
| Data Collection and Analytics | Video | DCAE API | ||
| Service Orchestrator | Video | MSO API | MSO High-level Design | |
| Network Controller | ||||
| Policy | Video | Policy API | ||
| Portal | Video | Portal API | ||
| Service Design and Creation | Video | |||
| Multi-VIM/Cloud | Video | |||
| CLAMP | Video |
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Release History:
Beijing - June 7, 2018
Amsterdam - November 16, 2017
TODO: container - repo matrix correspondence
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