docs/developer-guide/images/sfc/sfc-genius-example-auxiliary-graph-logical-sff.pu

   1 @startuml
   2 object SffGraphEntry_0 {
   3 srcSff=INGRESS
   4 srcDpnId=
   5 dstSff=logical_sff
   6 dstDpnId=13344991351
   7 sf=SF1
   8 pathId=3315
   9 serviceIndex=255
  10 }
  11 object SffGraphEntry_1 {
  12 srcSff=logical_sff
  13 srcDpnId=13344991351
  14 dstSff=logical_sff
  15 dstDpnId=4439600374
  16 sf=SF2
  17 pathId=3315
  18 serviceIndex=254
  19 }
  20 object SffGraphEntry_2 {
  21 srcSff=logical_sff
  22 dstDpnId=4439600374
  23 dstSff=EGRESS
  24 dstDpnId=
  25 sf=
  26 pathId=3315
  27 serviceIndex=253
  28 }
  29
  30 SffGraphEntry_0 -right-> SffGraphEntry_1
  31 SffGraphEntry_1 -right-> SffGraphEntry_2
  32 caption Example graph for a RSP including two different SFs that are configured using a Logical SFF. \n It can be observed that the service functions SF1, SF2 are hosted in different compute nodes
  33 @enduml