For new controllers, it’s a simple few steps process where once the user has access to Swagger API or Postman collection docs for the API of a particular controller, the same must be uploaded in the integration builder tool within ATOM, and the same shows up as an integration under the “Integrations” tab on the side-menu instantaneously.
When it comes to devices, in most cases, individual XML/JSON templatized payloads and URI/XPath info need to be developed that go into service tasks that are part of the workflow. This info can be availed from the vendors and generated from existing YANG models that the device OS supports, often within a week.
In some cases, new service YANG models need to be built out by the Anuta PS or internal customer development teams, which can take service-level inputs and generate device-level payloads which are part of the service, spanning multiple weeks.