Cisco Cisco Elastic Services Controller 2.2 Developer's Guide

If a VM

speciﬁc resource like interface, is updated, then a VM_UPDATED followed by a SERVICE_UPDATED notiﬁcation is received.

Example callback:

HTTP/1.1 201 OK

Content-Type: application/xml; charset=UTF-8

ESC_TRANSACTION_ID: d53f0047-2315-466c-b7e3-aa78e0a567e8

ESC-Status-Code: 200

ESC-Status-Message: VM has been updated successfully. vm: VM ID: [Sanity-vmware-de_CSR-1_0_b323effd-7f70-4055-b11e-0ef66f0a758d]

<deployment xmlns=

"urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:base:1.0"

<datacenter><default>false</default></datacenter>

<deployment_details>

<host_uuid>host-14882</host_uuid>

<host_name>10.85.103.13</host_name>

<vm_uuid>50217d2d-8afb-41c2-cffd-d76b1239f51e</vm_uuid>

<interfaces>

<interface>

<network_uuid>MgtNetwork</network_uuid>

<ip_address>18.0.0.17</ip_address>

<mac_address>00:50:56:a1:6a:13</mac_address>

<nic_id>1</nic_id>

<port_forwarding></port_forwarding>

<port_uuid></port_uuid>

<security_groups></security_groups>

<subnet_uuid></subnet_uuid>

<type>virtual</type>

</interface>

<interface>

<network_uuid>MgtNetwork2</network_uuid>

<ip_address>18.0.1.18</ip_address>

<mac_address>00:50:56:a1:6b:14</mac_address>

<internal_deployment_id>my_dep_id</internal_deployment_id>

<internal_tenant_id>SystemAdminTenantId</internal_tenant_id>

<service_state_machine_state>SERVICE_ACTIVE_STATE</service_state_machine_state>

</deployment>