Node parameters file

# The node metadata provides the name and version information for the VM that is being produced
node-metadata:
  # The Linux username that the product code is installed for.
  username: "rhino"

  # The default password for the above user. This can be changed at runtime via configuration.
  default-password: "specify-a-password-here"

  # The name of the product.
  product-name: "Custom VM Rhino Product"

  # A short form of the product name used in naming the output VM. Use hyphens instead of spaces,
  # and prefer lowercase.
  # Also used to derive the CSAR VNF type and the CDS group ID.
  image-name: "custom-vm"

  # A short form of the product name for display purposes, where spaces are acceptable.
  display-name: "Custom VM"

  # The product version number.  No particular format is assumed, but it is used in filenames,
  # and should not contain spaces.
  version: "0.1.0rc2"

  # How many seconds SIMPL should wait for the node to commission.
  # Defaults to 1200, allowed range is 120..3600.
  healthcheck-timeout: 1200

  # How many seconds SIMPL should wait for the node to decommission.
  # Defaults to 900, allowed range is 120..3600.
  decommission-timeout: 900

  # The signaling traffic types used by the VM.
  # Format:
  # - name: <traffic_type_name> (this must be a valid signaling traffic type)
  #   optional: <boolean> (defaults to false if not specified)
  # This field is optional. If not specified, the default traffic types are configured:
  # signaling-traffic-types:
  #     - name: custom-signaling
  #     - name: custom-signaling2
  #       optional: true
  signaling-traffic-types:
      - name: internal
      - name: sip
      - name: diameter
        optional: true

  # Parallel upgrade options.
  # To disable parallel upgrade, remove this section.
  parallel-upgrade:
    # The proportion of the entire deployment that can be upgraded in parallel.
    # The number of VMs upgraded at once is calculated as this factor
    # multiplied by the total number of VMs, and discarding any fractional remainder.
    # For example, if factor is 0.25 and the deployment has 18 VMs,
    # the VMs will be upgraded in groups of 4.
    # This value must be expressed as a number between 0 and 1 (exclusive)
    # and must be formatted as a string.
    # It defaults to 0.25.
    factor: "0.25"

    # The maximum number of VMs to upgrade at once.
    # For example, if factor is 0.25 and we have 16 VMs as above,
    # but max is 3, then the VMs will be upgraded in groups of only 3.
    # This value must be at least 2, and defaults to 10.
    max: 10

# Flavors describe the virtual hardware configuration options for deploying the VM on VMware.
flavors:
  # Name for this configuration
  - name: "small"
    # Optional human-readable description for this configuration
    description: "For small-sized deployments"
    # How much RAM to use for this configuration
    ram-mb: 16384
    # How much disk space to use for this configuration
    disk-gb: 30
    # How many CPUs to allocate to this configuration (v stands for "virtual")
    vcpus: 4

  # A second named configuration - if you only want one configuration then remove this section.
  - name: "medium"
    description: "For medium-sized deployments"
    ram-mb: 16384
    disk-gb: 30
    vcpus: 8

# Rhino parameters affect the behaviour and performance of the installed Rhino instances.
rhino-parameters:
  # Whether the Rhinos on these VM instances will be clustered (true) or pooled (false).
  clustered: false

  # Whether the Rhinos on these VM instances should have replication enabled (true) or not (false).
  # This may only be specified if 'clustered' is true. If 'clustered' is false delete this line.
  # If not specified this defaults to false.
  replication-enabled: false

  # JVM tuning parameters. These parameters affect Rhino performance.
  # The provided values are just examples. They MUST be changed to match the demands of your application.
  tuning-parameters:
    heap-size-mb: 3072
    new-size-mb: 256
    max-new-size-mb: 256

  # Garbage collection (GC) options.
  # If you want to specify custom GC options, uncomment these lines
  # and specify options in full, such as "-XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC",
  # with each option as a separate list item.
  # gc-options:
  #   - "-XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC"

  # Whether to build (true) images with a Rhino license pre-installed or not (false).
  # If false, a Rhino license must be provided when configuring the VM(s).
  # If not specified this defaults to true.
  preinstall-license: true