Gary,

In working with OOM over the last few week it seem like the best way to detect 
problems is to run the demo-k8s.sh init and then to check via op0001 if  SO, 
AAI and SDNC picked up the models. Usually on a fresh OOM they do not. The 
repair is to delete the AAI model-loader POD, the SO POD and the UEB-Listener 
POD in SDNC (I usually do dmaap-listener as well).
K8 will restart those PODs.
I then do a redistribute in SDC as op001 and see success.
Every once in a while I also have to delete the sdc-be/sdc-fe to repeat the 
deletes if the sdc-be wasnt up properly (usually because I didnt check 
healtcheck first on sdc)

I'm wondier if this is a CSIT jenkins job we should do to run init and 
instantiate VFW after healthcheck ?

Or just a custom check after 'demo-k8s.sh init' or 'demo-k8s.sh onap init' to 
test that the distribution actually succeeded to demonstrate installation 
health ?

The distribute data can be retrieve by the catalog services API
/sdc2/rest/v1/catalog/services/1eb7b5c8-9ec9-4090-8bef-322d82f5400c/distribution)
 where the 1eb... is the catalog-service-uuid to get the distribution ID and 
then
/sdc2/rest/v1/catalog/services/distribution/6cf76bba-62d7-4dcb-8410-6760fc54cee7
  to get the table of the actual status for the notified components

Brian





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