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Randy Levensalor [Overview]
get_started_experiment1 [2015/09/21 15:59] (current)
Sai Sindhur Malleni [Overview]
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 //Khaleesi -> runs Tempest and provides results// //Khaleesi -> runs Tempest and provides results//
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 +The below diagram presents a brief summary of the various components in the installer and interactions between them.
 +
 +{{:​flow.png|}}
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 +[[Foreman_QuickStack_Tool_Interaction| Click here for more details on tool interactions]]
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 ===== QuickStack/​Foreman Video Recordings ===== ===== QuickStack/​Foreman Video Recordings =====
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   - All servers will run CentOS 7.   - All servers will run CentOS 7.
   - Provisioning Host installed with [[http://​isoredirect.centos.org/​centos/​7/​isos/​x86_64/​|CentOS7]]   - Provisioning Host installed with [[http://​isoredirect.centos.org/​centos/​7/​isos/​x86_64/​|CentOS7]]
 +  - Provisioning Host is on Baremetal or a VM capable of running Virtualbox with hardware virtualization extensions (Intel VT-x or AMD-V) and Physical Address Extensions (PAE/NX) enabled.
   - Management network should not have a DHCP server if using Foreman. ​ Foreman will run its own DHCP server.   - Management network should not have a DHCP server if using Foreman. ​ Foreman will run its own DHCP server.
   - If behind a firewall in your network you will need to use a proxy. ​ This guide has instructions on how to setup the tools to use your network'​s proxy server.   - If behind a firewall in your network you will need to use a proxy. ​ This guide has instructions on how to setup the tools to use your network'​s proxy server.
 +  - If OpenStack is being deployed onto baremetal servers, the control and compute nodes need to be:
 +    * Powered off
 +    * Set to PXE boot from the ADMIN network
 +    * Boot with BIOS support (PXE with UEFI is [[http://​projects.theforeman.org/​issues/​431|not supported by Foreman]])
  
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 ===== Topology ===== ===== Topology =====
 Below is the topology being used in Intel POD 1: Below is the topology being used in Intel POD 1:
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 === Execution Instructions === === Execution Instructions ===
-On your JumpHost, clone 'git clone https://​github.com/​trozet/​bgs_vagrant.git' to as root to /root/+On your JumpHost, clone or download the bgs_vagrant Arno repo: 
 +                $ sudo -s 
 +                # cd /root 
 +                 
 +       To download the Arno release 
 +                # git clone -b v1.0 https://​github.com/​trozet/​bgs_vagrant.git 
 +                # cd bgs_vagrant 
 +                 
 +       ​Or ​to use the latest build 
 +                # git clone https://gerrit.opnfv.org/​gerrit/​genesis 
 +                # cd genesis/​foreman/​ci
  
 Edit opnvf_ksgen_settings.yml -> "​nodes"​ section: Edit opnvf_ksgen_settings.yml -> "​nodes"​ section:
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         For each controller node:         For each controller node:
                   * private_mac - change to mac_address of node's Private NIC (2nd NIC)                   * private_mac - change to mac_address of node's Private NIC (2nd NIC)
 +**Note:** Do not change the domain name of the nodes in opnvf_ksgen_settings.yml. ​ They must be in the opnfv.com domain.
  
-Execute deploy.sh via: ./deploy.sh -base_config ​/​root/​bgs_vagrant/​opnfv_ksgen_settings.yml+Execute deploy.sh via:  
 +        # ./deploy.sh -base_config ​$PWD/​opnfv_ksgen_settings.yml
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