Managing Network Function Lifecycle Operations

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Using VMware Telco Cloud Automation, you can instantiate, heal, scale in or out, run a workflow, and terminate a network function.

Instantiating a Network Function
After you upload or create a network function, you can instantiate it in your virtual infrastructure.
Heal an Instantiated Network Function
If a network function instance does not operate as expected, you can heal it by either rebooting or recreating the network function.
Scale an Instantiated VNF
You can scale your network function in or out by aspect or instantiation level.
Scale an Instantiated CNF
You can scale an instantiated CNF by uploading a descriptor YAML file with the new Helm Chart values.
Operate an Instantiated Network Function
To change the power state of a network function, use the Operate life-cycle operation. This operation powers on or powers off the VDUs belonging to a network function. For the stop operation, you can either perform a forceful stop or a graceful shutdown.
Run a Workflow on an Instantiated Network Function
You can run a workflow on a network function instance that contains one or more interfaces.
Terminate a Network Function
When you select Terminate on a network function, the underlying workloads are deleted from VMware Telco Cloud Automation.
Retry, Rollback, and Reset State
When a network function instance is in an error state, you can re-instantiate it, roll it back to its uninstantiated state, or reset it.

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