Hi Deng,



That's very helpful, I appreciate it.




Huabing,













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Hi Huabing


 


I have sent a separate email cc to  ZTE ETSI representative, she could help you 
to download those files.


Thanks a lot


 


DENG Hui


 



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Hi Stephen,

Thanks for your thoughtful feedback. 

 

Unfortunately, I don't have access to the SOL draft, But I think we definitely 
should avoid potential misalignment with ETSI. If anyone who involved in ETSI 
SOL could help review this, I will very appreciate it.

 

The ONAP RESTful API Design Specification can start with some fundamental 
principles like the URI construct and versioning and it's open for discussion 
and will evolve along with ONAP development, if there is anything is not 
consistent with  ETSI SOL, we should change it.

 

Below is the response specificly regrading your comments

E.g. this proposes hyphons “-“ where ETSI  propose underscore “_”

Huabing: My personal opinion is that “-” may be more reasonable, I would be 
great if we know the reasoning behind ETSI SOL, However, to avoid potential 
misalignment with ETSI, I marked this  item as TBD.

 

For security reasons, should we use HTTPS instead of HTTP.

Huabing: I added this item to the specification.

 

Also, on the theme of the token, we would probably needs some explanation 
around the handling of the token – i.e. who generates it, how is it validated 
etc.

Huabing: this item is a general rule rather than implementation description. 
The token should be generated and validated by ONAP auth component such as AAF.

 

In versioning, is the compatibility for minor revisions only? (i.e. major 
revisions may not be or?)

Huabing:  It's covered.


·         Major version: The version used in the URI and denotes breaking 
changes to the API. Internally, a new major version implies creating a new API 
and the version  number is used to route to the correct implementation.


·         Minor and Patch versions: These are transparent to the client and 
used internally for backward-compatible updates. They should be reflected in 
the swagger  files to inform clients about a new functionality or a bug fix. 

 

Regarding versioning, we should describe the behavior regarding version 
negotiation/discovery, i.e. if the client supports x.1.2 and the server 
supports x.1.1 should the client fallback  to x.1.1 or is it assumed that the 
server politely  ignores what it doesn’t understand.

Huabing: It's covered as as start point, it's an important capability but we 
may not have time to implement it at Amsterdam release.


·         Version discovery (Optional)


Need to be discussed: Should ONAP adopt a version discovery mechanism like 
OpenStack?  :https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/VersionDiscovery


 

What is the recommendation if the “verb” cannot be mapped granularly enough to 
Post/get/put/delete?  (e.g. “tell bailey to come” “tell bailey to sit” “Clean 
bailey”, “tell bailey to bark”, … etc.

Huabing: It's not covered now, it's a start point and can evolve along with 
ONAP development. 

 

Thanks,

Huabing

 


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Hi Huabing,


 


Thank-you for bringing this topic up for discussion and proposal. 


 


I have some input for you to consider:


 


·         It has been brought to my attention that similar needs have also 
being raised in other communities, and one such being the ETSI specifications 
where this has been documented in NFVSOL  00050.  It could make  sense to avoid 
unnecessary misalignment where possible 
(https://docbox.etsi.org/ISG/NFV/SOL/05-CONTRIBUTIONS/2017/NFVSOL(17)000050r3_SOL_REST_API_convention_collection_living_document.zip
   (if you have access to ETSI,  or hopefully it can be made open), also some 
patterns are described in SOL3 which are not represented in the conventions 
document yet 
(https://docbox.etsi.org/ISG/NFV/SOL/05-CONTRIBUTIONS/2017/NFVSOL(17)000050r3_SOL_REST_API_convention_collection_living_document.zip


·         
https://docbox.etsi.org/ISG/NFV/Open/Drafts/SOL003_Or-Vnfm_protocols/NFV-SOL003v0100.zip
   )


§  E.g. this proposes hyphons “-“ where ETSI propose underscore “_”


§  Others ..


§  (Perhaps there could be help from the stds coordinator appointed for 
ETSI-NFV to help you here???)


·         For security reasons, should we use HTTPS instead of HTTP.


·         Also, on the theme of the token, we would probably needs some 
explanation around the handling of the token – i.e. who generates it, how is it 
validated etc.


·         In versioning, is the compatibility for minor revisions only? (i.e. 
major revisions may not be or?)


·         Regarding versioning, we should describe the behavior regarding 
version negotiation/discovery, i.e. if the client supports x.1.2 and the server 
supports x.1.1 should the client fallback  to x.1.1 or is it assumed  that the 
server politely ignores what it doesn’t understand.


·         What is the recommendation if the “verb” cannot be mapped granularly 
enough to Post/get/put/delete?   (e.g. “tell bailey to come” “tell bailey to 
sit” “Clean bailey”, “tell bailey to bark”, … etc.


 


BR,


 


Steve


 


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Hi Gregory and PTLs,

 

At the this week's PTL meeting, I get the action item to contact documentation 
team and PTLs to continues the RESTFul API Design discussion.  
http://ircbot.wl.linuxfoundation.org/meetings/onap-meeting/2017/onap-meeting.2017-07-10-13.22.html

 

The reasoning behind this:

API is very important because it's hard to make significant changes to your API 
once it's released, so we want to get as much right as possible at first. 
Currently, most of the projects have already passed their M1 review, the 
Release  Planning. And developers  start to write codes.I went through some of 
the existing API documents of a bunch of projects, it seems that there's no 
consistent way for Restful API design and some of the API definition are not 
very appropriate.  

Because it's a cross-project issue, I proposed this topic at this week's PTL 
meeting,  I'd like to suggest that we figure out a unified approach across ONAP 
projects for the Restful API design before we jump into the coding work. 


 

I came up with a draft as the start point for discussion on this wiki page: 
https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/RESTful+API+Design+Specification+for+ONAP  
.These items in this pages are based on some best practices in the industry, 
such as the URL, resource hierarchy, the versioning, the use of HTTP method, 
API documentation Specification,   etc. 

 

Please discuss the specification within your team. If anything needs to be 
modified or added, just send feedback here by mail or comment on the wiki page. 
I hope we could get a revised and improved version ready for next week's PTL 
meeting.

 

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Huabing

 

 


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Dear PTLs, 


 


Maybe we could discuss this topic at the next week's PTL meeting. It's 
important and covers almost all the projects which will produce APIs.



 


https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/RESTful+API+Design+Specification+for+ONAP 



 


Thanks,



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Hi  Pam,

After taking a look at the other best practices on this page. I realized that 
this is more like a specification than best practices because we'd like to 
enforce them to all the ONAP components. I moved this page to 
https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/RESTful+API+Design+Specification+for+ONAP


 

Agree that some of the projects may not redesign the existing API for 
back-compatible reason, We can maintain the old version while designing the new 
version in parallel. It's possible that both the old and new version can be 
provided  to the ONAP clients.

 

Thanks,

Huabing


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Huabing,


 


Thanks, I agree and feel this is very valuable. There is no formal best 
practices for RESTful API, albeit a few websites that do a fairly good job at 
making suggestions.


 


I think this detailed information should probably be in the section located 
here:


 


https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/Developer+Best+Practices


 


Gildas has been including such details as part of his presentations, and its 
part of the checklist template.


 


We would perhaps also need to be aware for R1 that some projects may not be 
able to re-design quite yet. They may have to support their current API version 
until  an appropriate  time to  deprecate it in lieu of new API conforming to 
standards.


 


Thanks,


 


Pam


 


 



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Dear ONAPer,

Most of the projects have already been approved in Beijing meeting or will be 
approved in this week's TSC meeting,  we're starting the development phase of 
release 1 right now. I went through the API documents of a bunch of existing 
projects,  it seems to   me that there's no consistent approach for Restful API 
design and some of the APIs are not very appropriate.  So I‘d like to suggest 
that we could figure out a unified approach across ONAP projects for the 
Restful API design before jumping into  the coding   job. 

I have worked out a draft as the start point for discussion on this wiki page : 
https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/RESTful+API+Design+Best+Practices 

I hope we could discuss in the community and reach consensus in one or two 
weeks. Then I'd like to propose to TSC using it as a guideline for all the 
projects.

 

What do you think about it?  Please feel free to share your idea in the 
comments of the wiki page so we can improve this draft quickly.

 

Thanks and Regards,

Huabing

 

 

 

 




 







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