Steps to upload custom function pack in LSA setup: On standalone NSO, we can copy the custom fp to /var/opt/ncs/packages/ folder and restart ncs with package reload.For LSA setup, can I use the same steps to deploy custom FP?Do we need to do the same steps for CFS and RFS nodes?
Hi Crystal,What kind of custom fp are you referring to?For our TSDN custom function packs, you can follow the install guide as shown : You can follow the respective CFS/RFS install guide for the example packages. There should be example paths for our example fp as well.Let me know if you have any other questions.Thanks,Isaac KimHi Isaac,It is the fp we got from our CNC DEV, my-l2vpn, my-l3vpn and my-sr-policy. Should I deploy them for all CFS and RFS nodes?Just to confirm the steps in the link is:1. copy the tar.gz file to /opt/ncs/packages/2. create symbolic link from /opt/ncs/packages/ to /var/opt/ncs/packages/Thanks.-CrystalHi Crystal,Yes as the wiki states, "Copy required packages to /opt/ncs/packages/ directory and link them from /var/opt/ncs/packages (Note : sudo access needed)".I am not sure where you gotmy-l2vpn, my-l3vpn and my-sr-policy packages from. Your packages must be setup for LSA structure to work with LSA. For example, there should be a CFS facing service and RFS facing service. CFS facing service will create RFS facing service which will push config to device. So ideally, there would be two packages as you can see with our CFP and example FP packages, "external" (CFS) and "internal" (RFS) service packages.If you would like more information on how to convert a standalone package to LSA compatible packages, you can see the examples in NSO's documentation "nso_lsa-<NSO VERSION>.pdf" -> Chapter 2 : LSA Examples -> Rearchitecting an existing monolithic application into LSA. This pdf also has more information about the expected conditions and compatible service structures for LSA.Thanks,Isaac KimHi Isaac,I got the custom FPs from our CNC DEV which has been created by using the SDK as part of service extensibility support in this release. Can you share the pointer where we can download the NSO document. Will check the steps to convert a standalone package to LSA compatible packages.Thanks.-Crystal Hi Crystal,You can find all the documentation packaged with your NSO install. There is multiple types of documentation, web-based and pdf.For your local NSO install, you can find the pdfs here : <LOCAL NSO PATH>/doc/pdfFor your system NSO install, you can find the pdfs here : /opt/ncs/current/doc/pdfYou will also be able to find the entrypoint to the web docs under the "doc" folder in the above paths.Thanks,Isaac KimProvided instructions. Please feel free to reopen ticket if you have any additional questions.