RO Design Model Sample Clauses

RO Design Model. The top layer consists of components that manage the external north-bound interfaces of the RO. That is, the GENIv3 interface that provides methods for the resources provisioning and its custom API that has been developed to allow the configuration of the internal components. • GENIv3 Handler: receives the (XML) message, translates the message body and builds the proper method signature. Then, it calls the GENIv3 Delegate to execute the command and converts the results into the (XML) message to be send back to the caller. • Config Handler: manages the configuration messages and invokes the Configuration Manager with the incoming parameters. Core Components The middle layer is the main framework which is in charge of e.g. manage the user requests, store the dis- covered physical topology or generate events for resources realignment, etc. • GENIv3 Delegate: executes the GENIv3 methods retrieving data from the database, calling the RM plug-ins, aggregating the results, etc. In brief, this is the real core of the RO. • Events Dispatcher: collects the events generated by the other components and then schedules the execu- tion through the proper plug-in. • Configuration Manager: configures the internal components and (just in case) stores the data into the database (e.g. intra-island RMs configuration details). • DB Manager: provides a wrapper to the MongoDB [8] API and introduces dedicated filters for the XXXXX resources. Plug-ins The bottom layer consists of some plug-ins which take care of the communication with the corresponding Resource Managers. • C-RM plug-in: interacts with the Computing Resource Manager. • SDN-RM plug-in: interacts with the SDN Resource Manager. • SE-RM plug-in: interacts with the Stitching Entity Resource Manager. • TN-RM plug-in: interacts with the Transport Network Resource Manager. • MS plug-in: interacts with the Monitoring System. • Remote RO plug-in: interacts with the Remote Resource Orchestrator to implement the top-down hierar- chical (management) approach.
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