Description
Feature name |
PlatformOperatorIsNetworkOperator |
|---|---|
Applicable contexts |
All Services |
Prerequisite Features |
None |
Updates the Sentinel selection key so that the network operator is the same as the configured platform operator. It is used in the single-tenancy case. This feature is an initial trigger feature which can be used as an alternative to any of the Determine Network Operator features. The implication of using this feature is that the platform will not support multi-tenancy configuration.
For example, upon initializing a session the selection key might look like:
| Platform Operator | Network Operator | Session Type | Plan | Subscriber |
|---|---|---|---|---|
OpenCloud |
Then running PlatformOperatorIsNetworkOperator will result in a selection key that looks like:
| Platform Operator | Network Operator | Session Type | Plan | Subscriber |
|---|---|---|---|---|
OpenCloud |
OpenCloud |
The advantage of this is that in a single-tenancy scenario no work needs to be done to determine the network operator, but config data can still be scoped with a granularity finer than the network operator level.
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This feature should be used in the single-tenancy case. |
Session state inputs and outputs
Inputs
| Name | Type | Format | Description | Behaviour if null/invalid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
SentinelSelectionKey |
com.opencloud.sentinel.common.SentinelSelectionKey |
Selection key including platform operator (for example, |
Platform operator to copy into NetworkOperator field of key |
Runtime exception handled by feature runner |
