STATUS: Draft
Portal:
1 High Level Component Definition and Architecteral Relationships
Portal is as common capability used by other components, hence not an architectural functional entity in itself.
Portal is a GUI platform that provides the ability to integrate different ONAP platform GUIs into a centralized portal.
It provides:
- The capability to allow other ONAP components to run within their own infrastructure while providing common management services and capabilities in a centralized way
- Provides common capabilities such as application on-boarding and management, centralized access management and hosting application widgets
- Provides SDK capabilities to access portal capabilities
Portal is used by:
- VID, Policy, AAI, SDC, MSB and CLI
In addition to regular user, there are admin roles available for Portal to perform some administrative activities of Portal itself and the administration of on-boarded apps.
From the ONAP Portal, administrators:
- access the same functionality accessible to users
- manage users and application admins
- onboard applications and widgets (developed using the Portal as a platform)
- edit the functional menu
2. API definitions
Portal does not in itself provide APIs to other ONAP components, the Portal users do. [Please replace this statement, as Portal do provide APIs like - https://docs.onap.org/en/beijing/submodules/portal.git/docs/platform/offeredapis.html]
Clamp however provides multi-language support. [I am not sure about CLAMP, CLAMP PTL have to confirm if this is true]
The multi-language support provides:
- Login user langage settings
- Update user language settings
- Language options to user
- Ability to add/remove and query supported languages.
3. Component Description:
A more detailed figure and description of the component.
4. known system limitations
Runtime: none
Language capability limitations:
- Language support for different screens
- Portal applications that do not use the portal SDK will not get multi-language support.
5. Used Models
none
6. System Deployment Architecture
None. Dependent on the user.