Hi, Michael, According to AAI SMEs, this is the way to do it:
1. SDN switch by Pnf 2. SDN switch port by p-interface and l-interface(s) 3. Physical links and logical links between SDN port switches by physicallinks and logicallinks 4. SDN switch locations by complexes. 5. If the SDN control plane is segmented (partitioned, sharded), perhaps cloud-region can be used to represent the segments. Cloud-region is meant to represent the segmentation of the cloud management plane, so if the boundaries of SDN control and cloud management plane do not coincide, we may need some further modeling. 6. Since the ONAP model can change in the future, it would be good if the modelers of the SDN switches network bring their solution to ONAP. Thanks, jimmy From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Michael Still Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2017 11:29 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [onap-discuss] [AAI] Modelling physical hardware in ONAP AAI Hi, I have a use case where we are managing a network of SDN switches. We would like to use ONAP AAI to handle the inventory management for ports on these switches, as well as modelling which switches are in what locations (and how they interconnect with each other). I haven't been able to find any examples of how I would do such a thing in AAI, although its entirely possible that I've missed something obvious. Does the team have any pointers on getting started? Thanks, Michael
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