tosca_definitions_version: tosca_simple_yaml_1_0
metadata:
  invariantUUID: 1b76148a-81c1-4173-a16a-51a8f1f94bfa
  UUID: af185035-ac2d-41e2-a410-f49c8b9f1de9
  name: VL
  description: ' Virtual link (VL) describes the basic topology of the connectivity
    as well as other required parameters (e.g. bandwidth and QoS class). '
  type: VL
  category: Network Connectivity
  subcategory: Virtual Links
  resourceVendor: ATT (Tosca)
  resourceVendorRelease: 1.0.0.wd03
imports:
- nodes:
    file: nodes.yml
- datatypes:
    file: data.yml
- capabilities:
    file: capabilities.yml
- relationships:
    file: relationships.yml
- groups:
    file: groups.yml
- policies:
    file: policies.yml
node_types:
  org.openecomp.resource.vl.VL:
    derived_from: tosca.nodes.network.Network
    description: ' Virtual link (VL) describes the basic topology of the connectivity
      as well as other required parameters (e.g. bandwidth and QoS class). '
    properties:
      vendor:
        type: string
      vl_name:
        type: string
    capabilities:
      virtual_linkable:
        type: tosca.capabilities.network.Linkable
        occurrences:
        - 1
        - UNBOUNDED
      end_point:
        type: tosca.capabilities.Endpoint
        occurrences:
        - 1
        - UNBOUNDED
        properties:
          port_name:
            type: string
            required: false
          protocol:
            type: string
            default: tcp
            required: false
          port:
            type: PortDef
            required: false
          initiator:
            type: string
            default: source
            required: false
          network_name:
            type: string
            default: PRIVATE
            required: false
          secure:
            type: boolean
            default: false
            required: false
          ports:
            type: map
            required: false
            entry_schema:
              type: PortSpec
          url_path:
            type: string
            required: false