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Proposal -1:

we will use the vserver to update the pod information in AAI (no.of pods = no.of vservers).

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{  
   "vserver-id":"example-vserver-id-val-54206",
   "vserver-name":"POD-NAME",
   "vserver-name2":"profile-name",
   "prov-status":"NAMESPACE",
   "vserver-selflink":"example-vserver-selflink-val-53168",
   "in-maint":true,
   "is-closed-loop-disabled":true,
   "volumes":{  
      "volume":[  
         {  
            "volume-id":"example-volume-id-val-71602",
            "volume-selflink":"example-volume-selflink-val-80626"
         }
      ]
   },
   "l-interfaces":{  
      "l-interface":[  
         {  
            "interface-name":"example-interface-name-val-29637",
            "interface-role":"example-interface-role-val-49763",
            "v6-wan-link-ip":"example-v6-wan-link-ip-val-73419",
            "selflink":"example-selflink-val-83045",
            "interface-id":"example-interface-id-val-17917",
            "macaddr":"example-macaddr-val-71542",
            "network-name":"example-network-name-val-2842",
            "management-option":"example-management-option-val-16536",
            "interface-description":"example-interface-description-val-85643",
            "is-port-mirrored":true,
            "in-maint":true,
            "prov-status":"example-prov-status-val-73622",
            "is-ip-unnumbered":true,
            "allowed-address-pairs":"example-allowed-address-pairs-val-92267",
            "vlans":{  
               "vlan":[  
                  {  
                     "vlan-interface":"example-vlan-interface-val-54497",
                     "vlan-id-inner":70918078,
                     "vlan-id-outer":61012074,
                     "speed-value":"example-speed-value-val-12296",
                     "speed-units":"example-speed-units-val-84452",
                     "vlan-description":"example-vlan-description-val-13828",
                     "backdoor-connection":"example-backdoor-connection-val-63476",
                     "vpn-key":"example-vpn-key-val-54149",
                     "orchestration-status":"example-orchestration-status-val-66103",
                     "in-maint":true,
                     "prov-status":"example-prov-status-val-60754",
                     "is-ip-unnumbered":true,
                     "is-private":true,
                     "l3-interface-ipv4-address-list":[  
                        {  
                           "l3-interface-ipv4-address":"example-l3-interface-ipv4-address-val-25332",
                           "l3-interface-ipv4-prefix-length":44948626,
                           "vlan-id-inner":90390215,
                           "vlan-id-outer":59415181,
                           "is-floating":true,
                           "neutron-network-id":"example-neutron-network-id-val-49439",
                           "neutron-subnet-id":"example-neutron-subnet-id-val-17490"
                        }
                     ],
                     "l3-interface-ipv6-address-list":[  
                        {  
                           "l3-interface-ipv6-address":"example-l3-interface-ipv6-address-val-65463",
                           "l3-interface-ipv6-prefix-length":28285864,
                           "vlan-id-inner":68853321,
                           "vlan-id-outer":36358258,
                           "is-floating":true,
                           "neutron-network-id":"example-neutron-network-id-val-85239",
                           "neutron-subnet-id":"example-neutron-subnet-id-val-11639"
                        }
                     ]
                  }
               ]
            },
            "sriov-vfs":{  
               "sriov-vf":[  
                  {  
                     "pci-id":"example-pci-id-val-68804",
                     "vf-vlan-filter":"example-vf-vlan-filter-val-66686",
                     "vf-mac-filter":"example-vf-mac-filter-val-4844",
                     "vf-vlan-strip":true,
                     "vf-vlan-anti-spoof-check":true,
                     "vf-mac-anti-spoof-check":true,
                     "vf-mirrors":"example-vf-mirrors-val-62994",
                     "vf-broadcast-allow":true,
                     "vf-unknown-multicast-allow":true,
                     "vf-unknown-unicast-allow":true,
                     "vf-insert-stag":true,
                     "vf-link-status":"example-vf-link-status-val-61210",
                     "neutron-network-id":"example-neutron-network-id-val-92364"
                  }
               ]
            },
            "l-interfaces":{  
               "l-interface":[  
                  {  
                     "interface-name":"example-interface-name-val-24756",
                     "interface-role":"example-interface-role-val-99880",
                     "v6-wan-link-ip":"example-v6-wan-link-ip-val-83433",
                     "selflink":"example-selflink-val-37078",
                     "interface-id":"example-interface-id-val-30028",
                     "macaddr":"example-macaddr-val-48581",
                     "network-name":"example-network-name-val-66290",
                     "management-option":"example-management-option-val-75756",
                     "interface-description":"example-interface-description-val-12906",
                     "is-port-mirrored":true,
                     "in-maint":true,
                     "prov-status":"example-prov-status-val-34593",
                     "is-ip-unnumbered":true,
                     "allowed-address-pairs":"example-allowed-address-pairs-val-55176",
                     "admin-status":"example-admin-status-val-64707"
                  }
               ]
            },
            "l3-interface-ipv4-address-list":[  
               {  
                  "l3-interface-ipv4-address":"IP_Address",
                  "l3-interface-ipv4-prefix-length":"PORT",
                  "vlan-id-inner":17112845,
                  "vlan-id-outer":77792568,
                  "is-floating":true,
                  "neutron-network-id":"example-neutron-network-id-val-60469",
                  "neutron-subnet-id":"example-neutron-subnet-id-val-22212"
               }
            ],
            "l3-interface-ipv6-address-list":[  
               {  
                  "l3-interface-ipv6-address":"example-l3-interface-ipv6-address-val-99899",
                  "l3-interface-ipv6-prefix-length":78690445,
                  "vlan-id-inner":66245854,
                  "vlan-id-outer":11258712,
                  "is-floating":true,
                  "neutron-network-id":"example-neutron-network-id-val-57495",
                  "neutron-subnet-id":"example-neutron-subnet-id-val-2203"
               }
            ],
            "admin-status":"example-admin-status-val-39685"
         }
      ]
   }
}


Proposal-2:

Pod names are not fixed. They will always change whenever the pod gets restarted. Remember pods are *NOT* like VMs.

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So, a dynamically generated port will be allocated on the public_IP.

Observations from vFW Closed-loop:

That example has 2 parts:

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  1. The other part of the vFW closed loop example is the connection made so that APPC can configure the Packet Generator in response to policy.  So far, I have mimicked the steps used by the integration robot testing – and set up the APPC netconf mount to the Packet Generator manually.  The 3 specific data items needed were: vnf-id, IP address and Port number.  In my initial test case, the IP address was the IP of the Node and the Port was the Node Port of a Service (which will be added to the example).    (see https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/Setting+up+Closed+Loop+for+K8S+vFW+-+initial+pass#SettingupClosedLoopforK8SvFW-initialpass-SettingupaServicethePacketGeneratornetconfmount )
    1. If I’m following Kiran’s proposal-2 point then eventually, we’d use a Public IP:Port instead of the node values I used.
    2. For the service, the vserver object could be the service name.
    3. Once the netconf mount is done, ONAP just needs to know the vnf-id (I believe – response to policy worked without AAI having any IP info).  So, while I manually performed the netconf mount, if ONAP has the ability to automatically perform the netconf mount, then AAI will need the appropriate information.

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Also, one other thought, as Kiran proposal-2 mentions, the pod name can change – so if pod is used as vserver name, then you’d want some process to update AAI.  Maybe we need to make our sample vFW VES events send something a little less volatile then pod name.

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