Day 1 Orchestration example

This illustration demonstrates the deployment of the configuration using an intent-based YAML template, while also offering a practical instance of checking the status of the intent operation.

Importing ONES Fabric Manager Agent

from restclient.orchestration.client import FMClient

Setting Up connection

conn = FMClient(url = "http://10.x.x.x:<port_number>") 
#usually <port_number> will be 8787

Deploy Config

This method takes Yaml file as input, and will be used by the fabric manager to orchestrate the network. There are pre-validated templates for various data center fabric deployments using SONiC, listed below. Yaml templates can be found here

• BGP-IP-CLOS
• DCL-L2-VXLAN-EVPN-MC LAG
• DCL-L3-VXLAN-EVPN-Sym-IRB
• DCL-L3-VXLAN-EVPN-Asym-IRB

# Deploy Config
file = "<Path of Yaml file>"
result = conn.day1_intent_ovd_template(file)

Intent Status

This method retrieve Generic Intent Status for provisioning on SONiC enabled fabric switches . This method allows network operators to get the status of orchestration progress on a specific switch in SONiC fabric enrolled with ONES application.

result = conn.get_intent_status()

Note -

Day 1 orchestration calls are synchronous. We need to await the command's completion status, determined using get_intent_status(), before proceeding with any subsequent commands.