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# CNF automation
0. Make sure you have python 3.8.x installed and default interpreter, what is required by onap-pythonsdk
1. Install required packages with pipenv `pipenv install`
2. Run virtual environment `pipenv shell`. In case of problems use `--fancy` option
**In case of problems with pipenv:** `venv` can be used as well. In that case, please install all required python packages in correct version according the list in `Pipfile`
3. Add kubeconfig file for k8s cluster that will host your CNF
- `artifacts/cluster_kubeconfig`
4. Prepare onboarding packages `cd ../templates/ && make && cd ../automation/`
5. Modify `config.py`:
- NATIVE - enables native helm orchestration path in SO
- SKIP_POST_INSTANTIATION - whether post instantiation configuration should be run
- MACRO_INSTANTIATION - instantiation method used: macro or a'la carte
- K8S_NAMESPACE - k8s namespace to use for deployment of CNF
- K8S_VERSION - version of the k8s cluster
- K8S_REGION - name of the k8s region from the CLOUD_REGIONS
- CLOUD_REGIONS - configuration of k8s or Openstack regions
- GLOBAL_CUSTOMER_ID
- VENDOR
- SERVICENAME
- VNF_PARAM_LIST - list of parameters to pass for VNF creation process
- VF_MODULE_PARAM_LIST - list of parameters to pass for VF Module creation
6. __Important:__ Before running python scripts, some settings for `onapsdk` with information about ONAP endpoints (and socks) have to be exported.
All settings for ONAP instance are located in `automation/onap_settings.py` file. To export that settings please run command inside `pipenv` or `venv` shell
```shell
(automation) ubuntu@onap:~/automation$ export ONAP_PYTHON_SDK_SETTINGS="onap_settings"
```
7. Run script `python create_cloud_regions.py` in order to create **k8s or openstack cloud region**
8. Onboard CNF `python onboard.py`
9. Instantiate CNF `python instantiate.py`
10. Once test is done, CNF service instance can be deleted with `python delete.py` command
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