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Adding or updating a road net

How to - Add a road net​

First you need to add the DCC data file in Azure file share for DCC roadnets: portal.azure.com > Storage account > eu1gdccdevst > File shares > mapdata.

Place your DCC data file under {roadnetId}/default/Roadnet. You should also

  • place a GeoIds2013 folder under {roadnetId}
  • place a DccMulti.xml file under {roadnetId}/default
  • place RNUpdates.xml file under {roadnetId}/default/Data Check the other roadnet folders for inspiration.

It is easier to use Azure Storage Explorer (to be downloaded and installed) in order to do it.

Then you should add the roadnet in GlobalDccDeployment\manifests\overlays\eu-dev\roadnets.yaml. Note the link is towards DEV environment.

Once deployed, you can edit the test suite so it covers the added roadnet.

How to - Update a road net​

Example: there is already a roadnet for Denmark but it is old. A new version is available.

You can follow the same steps as above except that, in Azure file share for DCC roadnets, you should place the new roadnet in a new folder (ex: "2021Q2") next to the "default" folder.

Then you should reach the deployed Roadnet Manager and tell about the new roadnet. At the time of writing this documentation (30/03/2023), DevOps is still working on Roadnet Manager. We expect a Swagger endpoint where we can post request with data (roadnet id, "2021Q2"). It will trigger that Global DCC backends will upgrade their roadnet in the background.

Note: The whole Roadnet Manager is left at stage 1. And stage 2 (adding cache recalculation) will probably change this process.