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Step by step onos deployment into kubernetes

ONOS DEPLOYMENT On KIND CLUSTER

Step by step onos deployment into kubernetes

Pre-requisites

• Windows powershell
• go
• helm
• kubectl
• docker

Create a Kind Cluster with YAML file

kind create cluster --config kind-config.yml

Setup kubeconfig

   kind get kubeconfig > ~/.kube/kind

Create Namespace

kubectl create namespace micro-onos

Setup helm repos

helm repo add cord https://charts.opencord.org
helm repo add atomix https://charts.atomix.io
helm repo add onosproject https://charts.onosproject.org
helm repo update

If the above command fails, try adding one repo at a time 

Installing helm charts

Install atomix- controller

helm install -n kube-system atomix-controller atomix/atomix-controller

Install atomix-raft-storage

helm install -n kube-system atomix-raft-storage atomix/atomix-raft-storage

Install ONOS Operator

 helm install -n kube-system onos-operator onosproject/onos-operator

Install onos-umbrella

helm -n micro-onos install onos-umbrella onosproject/onos-umbrella

Validate if all pods are ruuning

kubectl get pods --all-namespaces

You can attach to:

Onos CLI pod with

$ kubectl -n micro-onos exec -it $(kubectl -n micro-onos get pods -l type=cli -o name) -- /bin/sh

• µONOS GUI at http://<server_IP>:31191

If you are using KinD as a Kubernetes server, you will have to use a "port-forward" to access the GUI e.g.

$ kubectl -n micro-onos port-forward $(kubectl -n micro-onos get pods -l type=gui -o name) 8182:80

and then access the GUI at

• http://localhost:8182

All Namespaces

All pods running and ready