moffzilla / onap_lab

This project provides steps and artifacts for building ONAP and Integration Projects around it

ONAP_LAB

This project provides steps and artifacts for building ONAP by OOM and Integration Projects around it such as ESON.

It is based on OOM User Guide

Requirements

• Running on Ubuntu Xenial (Cores=8 Mem=16G Root-Disk=160G - minimal)
• This project has tested it in OpenStack RHOSP 10
• Make sure resources as flavor, image, SSH Keys, Security Groups referenced in the artifacts exist in the selected region.
• You’ll need OpenStack CLI installed ( tested with CLI version "openstack 3.11.0")
• More minimum requirements can be found examining the Playbooys.
• All use cases required ONAP Base Deployment ( unless indicated at sub-project section )

ONAP Base Deployment

Source your authentication credentials:

Execute:

$ source keystonerc

Source your authentication credentials:

Deploy:

1. Minimal OOM overriding default templates such as OOMTemplate

   $ openstack stack create -t deploy/oom_onap.yaml --parameter "AnsibleRepository=https://github.com/moffzilla/ONAP_LAB.git" --parameter "AnsiblePlaybook=deploy/site.yaml" --parameter "OOMTemplate=minimal.cfg.j2" ONAP-stack

2. Production OOM overriding default templates, lsuch as VM Flavor

   $ openstack stack create -t deploy/oom_onap.yaml --parameter "AnsibleRepository=https://github.com/moffzilla/ONAP_LAB.git" --parameter "AnsiblePlaybook=deploy/site.yaml" --parameter "OOMTemplate=prod.cfg.j2" --parameter "flavor=ONAP_eSON" ONAP-stack

You can replace the following default settings:

KeyName": "ONAP"

AnsibleRepository": https://github.com/moffzilla/ONAP_LAB.git"

AnsiblePlaybook: "deploy/site.yaml" 

OOMTemplate: "minimal.cfg.j2"

You can also create the stack at the Horizon Dashboard

Use the command

openstack stack list 

to verify that the stack was created for the instance.

Display:

Execute nova list to view list virtual machine instances and obtain the virtual machine instance UUID for the virtul machine created by the heat stack template.

openstack stack show ONAP-stack | grep output_value

  output_value: OOM
  output_value: <instance IP> 

The command openstack stack show can be also used

Full details:

openstack stack show ONAP-stack

You can access by

ssh ubuntu@<instance IP>

Execute Script:

./runme.sh

Wait for the script to complete.

You could verify your deployment by (Please note it may take from 15 ~ 30 mins with minimal deployment depending on your compute resources ) :

helm list
                                                                            
helm status dev

It shows the status of the charts and associated Pods and Containers

kubectl get pods --all-namespaces -o=wide

It shows the status of Pods and Containers at Kubernetes level.

To Remove

openstack stack delete ONAP-stack -y

You can also delete the stack at the Horizon Dashboard.

Sub-Projects

ESON MEDIATION

OpenStack Appendix

You can upload the base Ubuntu 16.04 image as follows:

openstack image create --private --disk-format qcow2 --container-format bare --file xenial-server-cloudimg-amd64-disk1.img ubuntu1604

Image: xenial-server-cloudimg-amd64-disk1.img