Oracle® Communications Service Communication Proxy (SCP) Cloud Native Installation Guide Release 1.0 F12352-01 |
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Note:
User can configure a primary NRF and an optional secondary NRF (NRFs must have backend DB Synced).IPV4 address needs to be configured in case NRF is outside of K8S cluster. For inside Cluster user can configure FQDN as well. If both IPV4 address and FQDN are provided then IPV4 Address will take precedence over FQDN.
Snippet of NRF details from custom_values.yaml is shown below:
# NRF details for primary(Priority=0) and secondry(Priority=1) NRF. Note that these NRFs needs to be backend DB Synced. # In case of no secondry NRF user can comit the secondary NRF details nrfDetails: - nfType: [] nrfManagement: fqdn: ocnrf1-ambassador.k1-nrf.svc.cluster.local port: '80' scheme: HTTP2 priority: 0 # Default value is 0 capacity: 100 # Default value is 100 apiPrefix: USEast ipEndPoints: - ipv4Address: 10.104.121.231 transport: TCP # Default value is TCP port: 80 # Default value is 80 nrfDiscovery: fqdn: ocnrf1-ambassador.k1-nrf.svc.cluster.local port: '80' scheme: HTTP2 priority: 0 # Default value is 0 capacity: 100 # Default value is 100 apiPrefix: USEast ipEndPoints: - ipv4Address: 10.104.121.231 transport: TCP # Default value is TCP port: 80 # Default value is 80 - nfType: [] nrfManagement: fqdn: ocnrf2-ambassador.k1-nrf.svc.cluster.local port: '80' scheme: HTTP2 priority: 1 # Default value is 0 capacity: 100 # Default value is 100 apiPrefix: USEast ipEndPoints: - ipv4Address: 10.106.232.232 transport: TCP # Default value is TCP port: 80 # Default value is 80 nrfDiscovery: fqdn: ocnrf2-ambassador.k1-nrf.svc.cluster.local port: '80' scheme: HTTP2 priority: 0 # Default value is 0 capacity: 100 # Default value is 100 apiPrefix: USEast ipEndPoints: - ipv4Address: 10.106.232.232 transport: TCP # Default value is TCP port: 80 # Default value is 80
Note:
User need to update the FQDN, ipv4Address and Port of NRF to point to NRF's FQDN/IP and Port.