Runbook
  • Architecture and Capabilities
  • Development Process

iMaster NCE-Fabric provides northbound open capabilities to design, verify, and release services involved in Day 0, Day 1, and Day N work orders in advance. It interconnects with third-party work order systems to directly invoke scenario-specific APIs generated by the runbook, and supports one-click processing of services such as switch and server capacity expansion in work orders.

  • The runbook function supports the following capabilities
  • Provides GUI-based network service orchestration, masking complex internal invoking processes.
  • Supports service orchestration, configuration verification, provisioning, and rollback based on design-state and provision-state configuration libraries, without affecting services running on the live network.
  • Flexibly defines NaaS scenarios and provides service-oriented networking across the full lifecycle.
  • Supports collaborative deployment on cross-cloud and cross-DC heterogeneous networks, as well as unified O&M and management of multi-vendor networks and devices.
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Requirement Analysis
Perform requirement analysis and HLD based on service scenarios, and determine the service configuration logic and configurations to be delivered.
Action Model Development
Resource Package Development
(Optional) Develop a resource package based on the service configuration logic and configurations to be delivered.
Workflow Development
Runbook Creation
Create a runbook workflow.
Runbook Orchestration
Design and orchestrate the runbook workflow based on the service orchestration logic.
Runbook Publishing
Publish the runbook workflow. Only published workflows can be used to provision configurations.
Configuration Provisioning
Use the runbook workflow to create an instance and deliver configurations to devices.