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.. _doc_guide_user_des_res-onb:

Resource Onboarding
===================
**Goal:** Add models and other artifacts required to create, configure,
          instantiate, and manage a VF/PNF and, optionally, a VFC.

**Tool:** SDC

**SDC user role:** Designer

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**Steps**
    * `Create a License Model`_
    * `Create a License Key Group [Optional]`_
    * `Create an Entitlement Pool`_
    * `Create a Feature Group`_
    * `Create a License Agreement`_
    * `Create a Vendor Software Product`_
    * `Update VFCs in a VSP [optional]`_
    * `Update a VSP [optional]`_

After updating the artifacts in a VSP, also update:
    * the VF/PNF created from the VSP
    * any services that include the VF/PNF

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.. _doc_guide_user_des_res-onb_cre-lic:

Create a License Model
----------------------

VSPs optionally require a license and entitlements to enable the service
provider to track the usage.

Note: For interim saving while creating the license model and its components,
click |image2|

**Prerequisites:** To obtain license information, contact the service
                   provider's Supply Chain Management (SCM) group.

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#. From the SDC HOME page, click *ONBOARD*.
#. Hover over Add and select New License Model.
#. Complete all fields.
#. Click *Save*.
#. In the ONBOARD header, hover over the arrow after License Agreements to
   reveal a menu.
   Select the following options in order:

   #. Create 0 or more license key groups (see
      `Create a License Key Group [Optional]`_).
   #. Create 1 or more entitlement pools (see `Create an Entitlement Pool`_).
   #. Create 1 or more feature groups (see `Create a Feature Group`_).
   #. Create 1 or more license agreements (see `Create a License Agreement`_).

      Note: Perform all steps above before submitting the license model to
      the SDC catalog.

#. In the header, click the license model created in steps 1 to 4.
#. Click *Check In* to save changes.
#. Click *Submit* to add the license model to the catalog. A success message
   displays.
#. After creating a license, complete `Create a Vendor Software Product`_ to
   add the VSP required for the associated VF/PNF.

Create a License Key Group [Optional]
-------------------------------------

If required by the resource model, create one or more license key groups;
otherwise the license key group is optional.

**Prerequisites:** `Create a License Model`_

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1. From the drop-down menu, select License Key Groups.
2. Click *Add License Key Group*.
    The Create New License Key Group box displays.
3. Complete all fields.
    Note: Enter the manufacturer reference number in the Name field.
4. Click *Save*.

Create an Entitlement Pool
--------------------------

**Prerequisites:** If required by the resource model, create one or more
                   license key groups (see
                   `Create a License Key Group [Optional]`_).

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1. From the drop-down menu, select Entitlement Pools.
2. Click *Add Entitlement Pool*.
    The Create New Entitlement Pool box displays.
3. Complete required fields (mandatory fields are marked by a red asterisk).
4. Click *Save*.

Create a Feature Group
----------------------

**Prerequisites:** Create one or more:

* license key groups if required by the resource model
  (see `Create a License Key Group [optional]`_)
* entitlement pools (see `Create an Entitlement Pool`_)

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1. From the drop-down menu, select Feature Groups.
2. Click *Add Feature Group*.
    The Create New Feature Group box displays.
3. On the General tab, complete all fields.
4. Click *Entitlement Pools*.
5. Click *Available Entitlement Pools*.
6. Select one or more entitlement pools and click the right arrow.
7. Click *License Key Groups*.
8. Click *Available License Key Groups*.
9. Select one or more license key groups and click the right arrow.
10. Click *Save*.

Create a License Agreement
--------------------------

**Prerequisites:** Create one or more feature groups
                   (see `Create a Feature Group`_).

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1. From the drop-down menu, select License Agreements.
2. Click *Add License Agreement*.
    The Create New License Agreement box displays.
3. On the General tab, complete required fields (mandatory fields are marked
   by a red asterisk).
4. Click *Feature Groups*.
5. If not selected, click *Available Feature Groups*.
6. Select one or more groups and click the right arrow.
7. Click *Save*.
8. Return to step 5 of `Create a License Model`_ to complete the license model.

.. _doc_guide_user_des_res-onb_cre-vsp:

Create a Vendor Software Product
--------------------------------

Create one or more Vendor Software Products (VSPs) as the building blocks
for VFs/PNFs.

.. note::
   For interim saving while creating a VSP, click |image2|

**Prerequisites:**

* `Create a License Model`_
* VNF HEAT package or VNF/PNF CSAR/Zip package is available.

  See :ref:`sdc_onboarding_package_types` for a description
  of the onboarding package types.
* If the package is a secure package then :ref:`pre-install the corresponding Root Certificate in SDC <doc_guide_user_des_res-onb_pre-install_root_certificate>`.

#. From the SDC HOME page, click *ONBOARD*.
#. Hover over Add and select New Vendor Software Product.
#. The New Software Product box is displayed.
    Complete all fields.
#. Click *Save*.
    The Overview section is displayed.

   .. note::
     A warning is displayed under License Agreement if the VSP does not have
     an associated license.

#. Click *Software Product Details* (left pane).

   |image8|

#. In order, select a licensing version, a license agreement, and one or more
   feature groups.
#. [Optional] Complete other fields, such as Availability (high-availability
   zones) and Storage Data Replication (requirement for storage replication),
   as required.
#. In Software Product Attachments (right pane), click *Select file*.
#. In case of a VNF HEAT file: Locate the Heat .zip package and click *Open*.

   In case of a VNF or PNF CSAR file: Locate the VNF or PNF csar/.zip package
   and click *Open*.
#. SDC validates the files in the package. After successful validation, SDC
   displays the files and a success message. If validation fails, SDC displays
   the errors in the files.

   Example Heat errors:

   |image9|

#. Click *Check In* to save the changes.
#. Click *Submit* to add the VSP to the catalog.
#. A success message is displayed. If the VSP attachments contain errors, an
   error message is displayed instead. Fix the issue(s) and re-submit.
#. To configure VFCs associated with the VSP, see
   `Update VFCs in a VSP [optional]`_, below.


.. _doc_guide_user_des_res-onb_upd-vfc:

Update VFCs in a VSP [optional]
-------------------------------

If required, configure Virtual Function Components (VFCs) associated with a
VSP, such as the Hypervisor, VM recovery details, and cloning. VFCs are listed
on the Components tab.

.. note::
  All fields are optional. Answers to questionnaires are stored as metadata
  only on the SDC platform.

**Prerequisites:** Add one or more VSPs
                   (see `Create a Vendor Software Product`_).

#. From the SDC HOME page, click *ONBOARD* and search for a VSP.
#. In the Overview section, click *Check Out*.
#. In Components (bottom pane), click a VFC (VSP component).
    The component links display in the left pane.
#. Click *General* to view and edit general parameters such as hypervisor,
   image format, VM recovery details, and DNS configuration.
#. Click *Compute* to view and edit VM parameters such as the number of VMs
   required for a VFC instance and persistent storage/volume size.
#. Click *High Availability & Load Balancing* to answer questions related
   to VM availability and load balancing.
#. Click *Networks* to view or edit parameters related to network capacity
   and interfaces.

   .. note::
     Click an interface to view or edit it. A dialog box displays similar
     to the figure below.

   |image10|

#. Click *Storage* to configure storage information, such as backup type,
   storage size, and logging.
#. Click *Process Details*, click *Add Component Process Details*, and complete
   the Create New Process Details dialog box. Use Process Details to identify
   the processes and configuration associated with VFCs.
#. Click *Monitoring* to upload MIB or JSON files for SNMP traps and polling.
#. Click *Overview* and click *Check In* to save changes.
#. If updating a VSP, click *Submit*. If this procedure is performed during the
   workflow to create a VSP, there is no need to click *Submit* now.

.. _doc_guide_user_des_res-onb_upd-vsp:

Update a VSP [optional]
-----------------------

Upload a new onboarding package to a VSP. Afterward, update the VF/PNF and service.

**Prerequisites:** Add one or more VSPs
                   (see `Create a Vendor Software Product`_).

#. From the SDC HOME page, click *ONBOARD* and search for a VSP.
#. In the Overview section, click *Check Out*.
#. In Software Product Attachments (right pane), click *Select file*.
#. In case of a VNF HEAT file: Locate the Heat .zip package and click *Open*.

   In case of a VNF or PNF CSAR file: Locate the VNF or PNF csar/.zip package
   and click *Open*.

    SDC warns that uploading a new package erases existing data.
#. Click *Continue* to upload the new package.
    SDC validates the files in the package. After successful validation, SDC
    displays the files and a success message. If validation fails, SDC displays
    the errors in the files.

   .. note::
     If the Heat template contains errors, contact the Certification Group for
     guidance on how to proceed.
#. Click *Check In* to save changes.
#. Click *Submit* to add the VSP to the catalog.
    A success message is displayed. If the VSP attachments contain errors, an
    error message is displayed instead. Fix the issue(s) and re-submit.
#. After updating the VSP:

   #. Upload the VSP to the Vf/PNF
      (see steps 3 to 5 in :ref:`doc_guide_user_des_vf-cre`).
   #. Update the VF/PNF version in services that include the VF/PNF (see step 4
       in :ref:`doc_guide_user_des_ser-des`).

.. _doc_guide_user_des_res-onb_pre-install_root_certificate:

Pre-Install Root Certificate in SDC [only needed for secure package]
--------------------------------------------------------------------
SDC supports the onboarding of packages that are secured according to security option 2 in ETSI NFV-SOL 004v2.6.1.

During onboarding, SDC will validate the authenticity and integrity of a secure package. To enable this validation,
the root certificate corresponding to the certificate included in the package needs to be available to SDC.
This is currently done by uploading the root certificate to the following default directory location::

   /dockerdata-nfs/{{ .Release.Name }}/sdc/onbaording/cert

.. note::
   The directory listed above is mapped to the following directory in the onboarding pod (sdc-onboarding-be)
   ::

      /var/lib/jetty/cert

   so it is also possible to copy the root certificate directly to this directory in the pod.

The location where the root certificate is uploaded is configurable. The relevant parameters are described in
the *cert* block in the following values file::

   <path_to_oom_kubernetes>/sdc/charts/sdc-onboarding-be/values.yaml


.. |image0| image:: media/sdro-resource-onboarding-workflow.png

.. |image1| image:: media/sdro-vsp-service-workflow.png

.. |image2| image:: media/sdro-sdc_vsp_save.png

.. |image3| image:: media/sdro-license-creation.png

.. |image4| image:: media/sdro-license-keygroup.png

.. |image5| image:: media/sdro-entitlement-pool.png

.. |image6| image:: media/sdro-feature-group.png

.. |image7| image:: media/sdro-license-agreement.png

.. |image8| image:: media/sdro-software-product.png

.. |image9| image:: media/sdro-design_onboardvsp_heaterrors.png

.. |image10| image:: media/sdro-edit-nic.png