Setting up CFM configuration for switch automation

Prerequisites

Ensure that CFM is up and running.
Ensure that port map is created.

Procedure

Check the CFM status using the following command:
```
nps show --data cfm
```
Check the port map status of border leaf and leaf switches using the following command:
```
nps show --data portmap
```
Check the port map based on switch type using the following command:
```
nps show --data portmap --node <switch_type>
```
The supported switch types are leaf and borderleaf.
Set up the initial configuration in CFM before switch automation using the following command:
```
nps deploy -s cfm -a configure
```
NOTE:
The kubectl get pods -n nps command displays a list of pods, and there you will find the cfm-configure pod. Wait for some time till the pod status changes from Running to Complete. Then, proceed to Step 5.
Verify the CFM configuration using the following command:
```
nps show --data cfm
```
The following keys must be visible in state dictionary:
```
"installation" = "success"
"odim_config" = "completed"
"borderleaf_portmap" = "completed"
"assign_switch_to_fabric" = "completed"
"leaf_portmap" = "completed"
"add_cfm_to_odim" = "completed"
"switch_discovery" = "completed"
"fabric_creation" = "completed"
```
In case of any failures in configuring CFM (that is, a pod going to error state), analyze the <topology_name>_cfm_config_<date>.log file in the /var/nps/logs/<topology_name> directory and fix the issue. Before redeploying and configuring CFM, you must clean up CFM entries in ODIM RA. See Cleaning up CFM entries. Rerun the nps deploy -s cfm -a configure command.