1 High Level Component Definition and Architectural Relationships
Usecase-UI is an application portal which provides the ability to manage ONAP service instances.
- Usecase-UI allows customers to create/delete/update service instances, as well as to monitor the alarm and performance of these instances.
2. API definitions
Usecase-UI provides NONE external interfaces.
Usecase-UI consumes the following interfaces:
Interface Name | Interface Definition | Interface Capabilities |
|---|---|---|
| A&AI | ||
| SO | ||
| SDC | SDC Interface | An interface to receive resource Templates from SDC design catalog |
| MSB | Micro Service Bus Interface | An interface for registration and discovery with the ONAP Micro Service Bus. |
| VFC |
3. Component Description:
Usecase-UI is a web application which contains two parts:
- Usecase-UI GUI
- Usecase-UI Server
4. known system limitations
Now the component Redundancy and scaling depends on Kubernetes.
5. Used Models
N/A
6. System Deployment Architecture
Usecase-UI consists of 4 parts of deployment products :
UUI GUI
UUI server
- CSMF Portal
- CSMF BE
7. New Release Capabilities
The Frankfurt Release supports two capabilities:
1. 5G Slicing Use Case
- Providing CSMF Portal for customers to support 5G Slicing business
- Providing NSMF Portal for ONAP operating staffs to support 5G Slicing management
2. CCVPN Use Case
- Get and Show MDONS (L1) Service Instances
- Instantiate MDONS (L1) Service Instances
- Terminate MDONS (L1) Service Instance
- Service Provisioning: Adaption of single service template. UUI BE to SO call will be single now,（there were 2 calls from UUI BE to SO）
- Service Topology: Adaption of new schema in AAI（ the AAI schema for SOTN service had 2 service linked using allotted-resource）
8. References
Usecase-UI Installation & User Guide: usecase-ui docs