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hazad · 12-09-2022

A key concept in NSO is transactions. Transactions exist primarily to safeguard the ACID properties of the CDB, and additionally to ensure data validation and run custom callbacks providing data transformation capabilities. This is mostly with the he...

hazad · 09-24-2024

To start with, you can extract the python code to access the nodes through maagic by first enabling devtools and then showing the data nodes through CLI, and piping it with "display maagic". So something like this:admin@ncs# devtools true ...

hazad · 09-24-2024

The post-modification callback would work if you're going for the stacked service approach. I guess you'd have to do that if you want different API calls for different components of a service, all managed through one servicepoint.I was thinking about...

hazad · 09-10-2024

The concept of stacked services is to let a service create another service. So in your case a VRF service would create a subnet service, by applying a template containing the service input data, which is also how the VRF service passes data to the su...

hazad · 04-22-2024

The applyTransParams() method returns a CommitQueueResult object only if a commit through the commit queue was requested:https://pubhub.devnetcloud.com/media/nso-api-6.2/docs/java/com/tailf/maapi/Maapi.html#applyTransParams(int,boolean,com.tailf.maap...

hazad · 02-25-2024

You can specify such dependencies by using leafrefs in your YANG, for instance by having a leafref in your L3 service that points to the L2 service. This prevents the L3 service from being created if the required L2 service doesn't exist, and also pr...

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