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Spike Description
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Investigate A&AI interface, especially how to register and receive DMaaP Events from A&AI. Investigate filter-options and consider some PoC code.
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1 | AAI failed to send DMaaP notification after xNF was created |
| DMaap Client failed on .... |
| The bug causing this error was fixed and changes have been merged. | |||||||||||
2 | DMaap Client failed because of dependency Issues |
| The bug causing this error was fixed and changes have been submitted. | |||||||||||||
3 | 2setFilter() is not documented | Fiachra Corcoran (DMaaP) advised any | exist existing documentation is out of date and this should not be used | Based on input from (DMaaP) team and possible lack of future support we will do filtering on client side | 3||||||||||||
4 | Decide on which property to filter on | Which property from the DMaaP event should we filter on? | ||||||||||||||
5 | Update Events for address information | is it possible for address information to change ie. does CPS need to listen to these? | Address information might change but we don't need to worry about it for our use case as we use SDN-C and only the pnf-id to identify the resource |
Background
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When a xNF object is added to A&AI, a DMaaP event, AAI-EVENT is created. A&AI handles the publishing of this event. To be notified of the AAI-EVENT, CPS will need to register on DMaaP Message Router.
DMaaP offers a client plugin called DMaaP Client, which can be found here. This Client can be used to register to a DMaaP event. The PoC code will use this client to show that CPS can listen for and receive DMaaP events.
Filtering of AAI-EVENT
Based on input from the DMaaP team, the filtering will be done on client side. From looking at the DMaaP event that is created when a xNF is created, we can filter on the following properties:
- equip-type
- equip-vendor
- equip-model
AAI-EVENT received from DMaaP
AAI-EVENT received from DMaaP can have different event-header.action values. These are:
- CREATE
- UPDATE
- DELETE
Each action value refers to the type of operation happening to a xNF on A&AI. When a xNF is added to A&AI, the event-header.action value is CREATE. When a xNF is updated in A&AI, the event-header.action value is UPDATE. When a xNF is deleted in A&AI, the event-header.action value is DELETE.
Example of DMaaP Event when a xNF is added to A&AI:
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{ "cambria.partition":"AAI", "event-header":{ "severity":"NORMAL", "entity-type":"pnf", "top-entity-type":"pnf", "entity-link":"/aai/v23/network/pnfs/pnf/dummyTest30", "event-type":"AAI-EVENT", "domain":"dev", "action":"CREATE", "sequence-number":"0","id":"577eb229-7c74-4cf8-84ab-79f66f4899b2", "source-name":"SO", "version":"v23", "timestamp":"20210701-12:45:09:351" }, "entity":{ "ipaddress-v4-oam":"100.10.20.20", "equip-type":"example-equip-type-val-20348", "equip-vendor":"example-equip-vendor-val-52182", "ipaddress-v6-oam":"", "orchestration-status":"Active", "pnf-name2":"dummypnf-1597953056126", "equip-model":"example-equip-model-val-8370", "in-maint":false, "resource-version":"1625143508438", "pnf-id":"927b2580-36d9-4f13-8421-3c9d43b7a75e", "management-option":"example-management-option-val-72881", "spare-equipment-indicator":false, "pnf-name":"dummyTest30" } } |
Example of DMaaP Event when a xNF is updated in A&AI:
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{ "cambria.partition":"AAI", "event-header":{ "severity":"NORMAL", "entity-type":"pnf", "top-entity-type":"pnf", "entity-link":"/aai/v23/network/pnfs/pnf/dummyTest16", "event-type":"AAI-EVENT","domain":"dev","action":"UPDATE", "sequence-number":"0","id":"51a99267-83ec-4f4f-a676-690ba527bf78", "source-name":"SO","version":"v23","timestamp":"20210705-15:18:37:452" }, "entity":{ "ipaddress-v4-oam":"100.10.20.20", "equip-type":"example-equip-type-val-20348", "equip-vendor":"example-equip-vendor-val-52182", "ipaddress-v6-oam":"", "orchestration-status":"Active", "pnf-name2":"dummypnf-1597953056126", "equip-model":"example-equip-model-val-8370", "in-maint":false, "resource-version":"1625498316100", "pnf-id":"927b2580-36d9-4f13-8421-3c9d43b7a75e", "management-option":"example-management-option-val-72881", "spare-equipment-indicator":false, "pnf-name":"dummyTest16" } } |
Example of DMaaP Event when a xNF is deleted in A&AI:
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{
"cambria.partition":"AAI",
"event-header":{
"severity":"NORMAL",
"entity-type":"pnf",
"top-entity-type":"pnf",
"entity-link":"/aai/v23/network/pnfs/pnf/dummyTest15",
"event-type":"AAI-EVENT",
"domain":"dev",
"action":"DELETE",
"sequence-number":"0",
"id":"bd5eabee-24fa-4567-999a-f35814e8c6c2",
"source-name":"SO",
"version":"v23",
"timestamp":"20210705-13:34:08:464"
},
"entity":{
"ipaddress-v4-oam":"100.10.20.20",
"equip-type":"example-equip-type-val-20348",
"equip-vendor":"example-equip-vendor-val-52182",
"ipaddress-v6-oam":"",
"orchestration-status":"Active",
"pnf-name2":"dummypnf-1597953056126",
"equip-model":"example-equip-model-val-8370",
"in-maint":false,
"resource-version":"1623155630173",
"pnf-id":"927b2580-36d9-4f13-8421-3c9d43b7a75e",
"management-option":"example-management-option-val-72881",
"spare-equipment-indicator":false,
"pnf-name":"dummyTest15"
}
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Proof Of Concept Code
Adding DMaaP Client dependency
To use the DMaaP Client we need the following dependency in our pom.xml file.
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<dependency> <groupId>org.onap.dmaap.messagerouter.dmaapclient</groupId> <artifactId>dmaapClient</artifactId> <version>1.1.12</version> </dependency> |
Creating DMaaP consumer client
The following builder method is used to create an instance of a DMaaP Consumer Client:
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setHostPart | The host and port of the DMaaP server in the format <host:port>. This method takes a collection of strings, check example. |
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setTopic | The topic name to consume from | "AAI-EVENT" | |||||||||||
setConsumerGroup | A name that uniquely identifies the subscriber's group | "onap-cps" | |||||||||||
setConsumerId | Within the subscriber's group, a name that uniquely identifies the subscriber's process | "cps-ncmp" | |||||||||||
setTimeoutMs | Time in ms to wait for messages on the server before returning | 10000 | |||||||||||
setLimit | Maximum number of messages that is returned per fetch | 1000 | |||||||||||
setFilter | A customizable message filter, or null if no filtering is required | null | |||||||||||
setApiKey_username | The username of the client application | null | |||||||||||
setApiSecret_password | The password for the username | null |
Adding required properties to the consumer
The consumer also takes in the following properties:
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# The http protocol to use: # http # https final Properties props = new Properties(); props.setProperty("Protocol", "http"); mrConsumer.setProps(props); |
Fetching DMaaP event using the consumer object
To fetch, the following method needs to be called on the consumer object:
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mrConsumer.fetch() |
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POC code used in the demo
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public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { final Collection<String> hosts = new ArrayList<>(); hosts.add("message-router.onap:3904"); final MRConsumerImpl mrConsumer = new MRConsumerImpl.MRConsumerImplBuilder().setHostPart(hosts) .setTopic("AAI-EVENT").setConsumerGroup("cg").setConsumerId("cid").setTimeoutMs(10000) .setLimit(1000).setFilter("").setApiKey_username(null) .setApiSecret_password(null).createMRConsumerImpl(); mrConsumer.setProtocolFlag("HTTPNOAUTH"); final Properties props = new Properties(); props.setProperty("Protocol", "http"); mrConsumer.setProps(props); log.info("fetch {}", mrConsumer.fetch()); } |
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