ESTRATION Application controllers will also be requested by the MSO to obtain the application-specific compo- nent of the service recipe from SDC and execute the orchestration workflow. The MSO continues to be responsible for ensuring that the application controller successfully completes its resource con- figuration as defined by the recipe. As with infrastructure and network controllers, all workflows, whether focused on instantiation, configuration, or scaling, will be obtained or originate from SDC. In addition, workflows also will report their actions to A&AI as well as to MSO. Note that not all changes in network or service behavior are the result of orchestration. For example, application VFs can change network behavior by changing rules or policies associated with controller activities. These policy changes can dynamically enable service behavior changes. 7.5 PORTAL, REPORTING, GUI, AND DASHBOARD FUNCTIONS SDNs and virtualized network functions (VNFs) are changing the way networks and services are designed and consumed. Imagine having on-demand access for designing, testing, and deploying ONAP Portal Service Engineers Internal BSS/OSS Vendors Product Designers Customers External OMS/OCS Partners Network Operations Business Portals Systems Platform Administrators API's Enterprise Authentication Access Based Control Access ABAC/XACML Access and Roles Management Context Aware Functional Menu Dashboard Views with Drilldown Framework Communication Model/MOM Application Widgets Dynamic Widgets UI Controls TOSCA Tools Workflow/Rules Eng Models/Templates Analytics Tools Design Time Run Time Platform Administration Artifact Simulation/ Customer Self Real-Time Cut Thru to Platform Cloud Mgmt. & Change Platform Design Distribution Certification Scheduling Configuration Capacity Mgmt Controllers Analytics Deployment Management Performance Policy Orchestration Backup & Hardware Inv. & Topology & Drilldown Network & Service Creation Workflows Recovery Visualization Optimization Capacity Mgmt. Service Design & Creation 