2 About Configuring and Deploying the ECE Composable Services
Learn about the high-level steps for configuring and deploying the Oracle Communications Elastic Charging Engine (ECE) composable services.
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About Configuring and Deploying the ECE Composable Services
You install the ECE composable services by configuring and deploying their Helm chart. The Helm chart includes YAML template descriptors for all Kubernetes resources and a values.yaml file that provides default configuration values for each chart.
When you install the Helm chart, Helm generates valid Kubernetes manifest files by replacing default values from the values.yaml file with custom values from your override-values.yaml file, and creates Kubernetes resources.
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This documentation uses the override-values.yaml file name for ease of use, but you can name the file whatever you want.
High-Level Installation Tasks
You install the ECE composable services by performing these high-level tasks:
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Install and configure all prerequisite software.
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Download the ECE composable services, extract the Helm chart, and load their images.
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Configure the ECE composable services needed to implement your desired features.
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To generate unrated 5G CDRs, see "Generating Unrated 5G CDRs with CHF and CGF".
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To integrate the Charging Manager composable service into your existing ECE cloud native system, see "Integrating ECE CHF Composable Service with ECE for 5G Charging".
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Deploy the ECE composable services in your cloud native environment:
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If you are migrating the CHF and CGF composable services into an existing ECE active-active deployment, see "Migrating the CHF and CGF Composable Services into an Existing ECE System".
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If you are deploying the CHF and CGF composable services independently, see "Deploying the ECE Composable Services".
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