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ETSI SDG OSL Documentation

Introduction

ETSI SDG OSL Documentation

Overview
Overview
Getting Started
Getting Started
- Deployment
  Deployment
- Portals
  Portals
  - Introduction
- Configuration/Management
  Configuration/Management
  - Introduction
  - Role/Keycloak management
  - NFV Orchestrator Configuration
  - Advanced topics
    Advanced topics
    
    Consuming Services From External OSS
NaaS
NaaS
- Introduction
- Services
  Services
- Resources
  Resources
- Service orchestration
  Service orchestration
  - Introduction
  - Service Lifecycle management
  - LCM Rules Introduction
  - From Service order to services/resources
    From Service order to services/resources
    
    Exposing Kubernetes services
    
    Exposing NFV Services
- Supported TMFORUM exposed APIs
- NFV support
  NFV support
  - Introduction
  - NFV Services
Service design
Service design
- Introduction Introduction
  Table of contents
  - Intended Audience: Service Designers
  - Probe further
- Catalogs
- Support for Kubernetes
  Support for Kubernetes
- Support for NFV
  Support for NFV
  - Design NFV Services
- LCM Rules
  LCM Rules
- Service Specification Examples
  Service Specification Examples
Service Ordering
Service Ordering
- Ordering Services from catalogs
Testing services
Testing services
Service as a Product
Service as a Product
Assurance services
Assurance services
- Introduction
- Alarms and Actions
Design & Architecture
Design & Architecture
- Architecture
- Cloud native support
  Cloud native support
  - Introduction
  - CRIDGE for Developers
- Message bus
- OSOM
- Authentication
- APIs
  APIs
  - TMF API
  - NFV API
- Issue management
- Central logging
Contributing to OSL
Contributing to OSL
- Developing
- Documenting
Terminology

Service Design in OpenSlice

This section offers details on how to design Service Specifications and expose them in Service Catalogs

Intended Audience: Service Designers

Service Designers create detailed service specifications, which are then managed and exposed in service catalogs. These services are integrated into OpenSlice E2E service orchestration framework to automate and optimize the delivery of network services.

OpenSlice can be used to design service specifications for various services, even not networking related services. Here we cover how service designers can expose services related to the NFV world and the containerized world.

Probe further