Steps

1. From the preparation server (see SAPC VNF Descriptor Generator Tool for details), a tool to delete automatically vApps in ECM, delivered as part of the Virtual Delivery Package (VDP), must be executed. Before the execution, the following information must be provided in the "ecm" and "scaling" sections of the configuration file SAPC.cfg:

   Note:

   Detailed description of the parameters contained on the scaling section of SAPC.cfg can be also found on the SAPC VNF Descriptor Generator Tool.

   • The name of the SAPC vApp.

     Note:

     In case, more than one SAPC vApps are deployed on the same VDC, a prefix is added to the name of the additional instances. This prefix must be also provided as part of the name of the vApp to delete.

   • VDC where the vApp is deployed.

   • Tenant of the VDC where the vApp is deployed.

   • ECM server hostname or IP Address.

   • User to connect with the ECM server. Password is optional, in case it is not provided in the configuration file, the user is prompted.

   The rest of the parameters of the configuration file SAPC.cfg can be ignored.
2. The SAPC_orchestrator, located in the bin/ directory of the VDP, is the tool which deletes vApps in ECM. To execute it, the following arguments are available:

   Note:

   For the execution of the script from the bin directory of the VDP, only the presence of the configuration file SAPC.cfg and the --option argument with the operation to perform is needed.

   • --help or -h: if this argument is present, an explanation for every argument is shown and the execution finishes.

   • --version: if this argument is present, the version is shown and the execution finishes.

   • --option: mandatory argument. It indicates the operation to perform. Possible values are: onboarding, instantiation, scaleout, scalein, termination.

   • --cfg <CFG> or -c <CFG> : mandatory argument. It indicates where the SAPC.cfg configuration file is. The default SAPC.cfg configuration file is placed in the root directory of the VDP explained in SAPC VNF Descriptor Generator Tool.

   • --debug: optional argument for debugging and troubleshooting purposes.

   • --log <LOG> : optional argument to log the messages to a file instead of showing them into the standard output.

   Then, an example of the SAPC_orchestrator execution is:
   <PreparationServer># SAPC_orchestrator --option termination --cfg SAPC.cfg
3. Once the ECM has received the order from the previous script, the selected vApp starts to be deleted.
4. After some minutes, the vApp is deleted from the system and it does not appear in ECM.

Steps

1. Click the Virtual Networks tab under the appropriate VDC to display a list of all the virtual networks in the VDC.
2. Select every virtual network belonging to the SAPC and Click Delete.

   Note:

   The virtual networks could be left to be reused for a later SAPC deployment. Check the vnets_exist field described in the SAPC VNF Descriptor Generator Tool.