Cisco Elastic Services Controller 4.5 User Guide

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Updated:: September 15, 2019

Chapter: Undeploying Virtual Network Functions

Undeploying Virtual Network Functions
Undeploying Virtual Network Functions

Undeploying Virtual Network Functions

You can undeploy an already deployed VNF. Use the REST or NETCONF / YANG APIs to undeploy the VNF.

Important

You can also undeploy VNFs using the ESC portal. For more information, see ESC Portal Dashboard.

Sample undeploy request is as follows:


DELETE /v0/deployments/567 HTTP/1.1
Host: client.host.com
Content-Type: application/xml
Accept: application/xml
Client-Transaction-Id: 123456
Callback:/undeployservicecallback

For more details, see Cisco Elastic Services Controller API Guides.

Reboot Parameter

A reboot time parameter is introduced in the deployment request. This provides more flexibility to the operation time of the deployment. In a deployment, when the VM reboots, the monitor is set with the reboot time. If the reboot time expires before the VM alive event, the next action such as vm_recovery_complete, or undeploy is performed.

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