This user guide document provides the users with:
1. Short description of Promise project and key features implemented in
-Colorado.
+Danube.
Promise description
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Promise capabilities and usage
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-The Colorado implementation of Promise is built with the YangForge data modeling
+The Danube implementation of Promise is built with the YangForge data modeling
framework [#f2]_ , using a shim-layer on top of OpenStack to provide
the Promise features. This approach requires communication between
Consumers/Administrators and OpenStack to pass through the shim-layer. The
Promise features and API usage guidelines and examples
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-This section lists the Promise features and API implemented in OPNFV Colorado.
+This section lists the Promise features and API implemented in OPNFV Danube.
Note: The listed parameters are optional unless explicitly marked as "mandatory".
* provider-id: identifier of the provider where the instance shall be created
* reservation-id: identifier of a resource reservation the *create-instance*
-The Colorado implementation of Promise has the following limitations:
+The Danube implementation of Promise has the following limitations:
* All create server instance requests shall pass through the Promise
shim-layer such that Promise can keep track of all allocation requests. This
This API towards OpenStack allows a Consumer/Administrator to add and remove
resource providers to Promise. Note, Promise supports a multi-provider
-configuration, however, for Colorado, multi-provider support is not yet
+configuration, however, for Danube, multi-provider support is not yet
fully supported.
*add-provider*
This operation is used to register a new resource provider into the Promise
reservation system.
-Note, for Colorado, the add-provider operation should only be used to
+Note, for Danube, the add-provider operation should only be used to
register one provider with the Promise shim-layer. Further note that currently
only OpenStack is supported as a provider.