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| - | OPNFV Brahmaputra User Guide: | + | ====== OPNFV Brahmaputra User Guide: ====== |
| - | Installation Guide | + | ===== Installation Guide ===== |
| - | Post installation guide | ||
| - | User Guide: | + | ===== Post installation guide ===== |
| - | Access the openstack dashboard: | + | ===== User Guide: ===== |
| - | open a browser http://<vip>/ for Intel pod5 http://10.4.1.21/ | + | ==== OPNFV requirements: ==== |
| - | crendtials: admin/openstack | + | |
| - | Command line: | + | * Installers shall support the deployment of OpenStack with High-Availability (for those components that support it in Liberty) on 3 or more control nodes. Functest tests should be able to verify that the HA is enabled and functional. |
| - | source ./cloud/admin-openrc | + | * Hitless hardware upgrade: Increase size of a deployment in terms of compute nodes (add additional compute nodes) without service interruption. This requirement doesn't mandate upgrade/increasing the size of the control node cluster. |
| - | openstack role list | + | * Automatically populate discovered servers into install tool (reduce user-intervention to a minimum). |
| - | openstack user list | + | * Installers should support a common configuration file per platform/role, so that the installed OS can be customized for hardware and role. |
| + | * Neutron DHCP servers should be configured in HA per tenant. | ||
| + | * SDN Controller layer 3 forwarding support. | ||
| + | * Support layer 1/2 networking configuration. | ||
| + | * Support logical networks for target system. | ||
| + | * Support L3-neutron agent as an option for L3. | ||
| + | * Provide isolated compute node resources for CEPH OSD. | ||
| + | * Installers should track/control all versions of all components pulled from external sources (user should be able to identify the versions and origins of all software components deployed). | ||
| + | * Common ability to input site, topology, and server information. | ||
| + | * User-configurable parameters available via config files. | ||
| + | * Allow assignment of different roles to servers, so that hardware and software can be configured according to the role. | ||
| + | * Deployment tool to provide for automatic device discovery. | ||
| + | * Installers should configure NTP servers on the servers for clock synchronization. | ||
| + | * Installers to be agnostic to type of hard drives used. | ||
| + | * Installers should install ssh keys on servers so that key-based login can be used for administration. | ||
| + | * Ability to install with upstream artifacts. | ||
| + | * Installers should supply a script or set of scripts ("deploy.sh") | ||
| + | * Installers should support offline deployment. Jump host may have Internet access, but the installers should support offline installation on target hosts during the deployment phase (either manually or automatically). | ||
| - | glance image-list | + | ==== Access the openstack dashboard: ==== |
| + | Users can access the dashboard from the jumpshot directly. If you are working on jumpshot then please open a web browser on the jumpshot and start accessing the openstack dashboard. | ||
| - | nova list | + | http://<vip>/ for Intel pod5 http://10.4.1.21/ |
| + | credentials: admin / openstack | ||
| - | keystone tenanant-list | + | === Command line: === |
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| + | * source ./cloud/admin-openrc | ||
| + | * openstack role list | ||
| + | * openstack user list | ||
| + | * glance image-list | ||
| + | * nova list | ||
| + | * keystone tenanant-list | ||
| - | OPNFV requirements: | + | ==== Troubleshooting: ==== |
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| - | Troubleshooting: | ||
| JOID is combination of MAAS and JUJU tools which do the OPNFV deployment on bare metal as well as on virtual machine. | JOID is combination of MAAS and JUJU tools which do the OPNFV deployment on bare metal as well as on virtual machine. | ||
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| solution: There could be some corruption on the images at /var/lib/libvirt/images/ please remove all | solution: There could be some corruption on the images at /var/lib/libvirt/images/ please remove all | ||
| image file from the directory /var/lib/libvirt/images/ and reboot the server then start | image file from the directory /var/lib/libvirt/images/ and reboot the server then start | ||
| - | redeploying 02-maasdeploy.sh | + | redeplopenstackoying 02-maasdeploy.sh |
| c) timeout issue. | c) timeout issue. | ||
| Make sure you have good internet connection and your server is not behind proxy and try it again. | Make sure you have good internet connection and your server is not behind proxy and try it again. | ||
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| MAAS API key has been listed. | MAAS API key has been listed. | ||
| c) deployment stuck at long time and timeout: | c) deployment stuck at long time and timeout: | ||
| - | + | use command juju status --format=tabular and make sure all services container got an ip and they are executing some code. There is no service in the error state. | |
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| 3. Openstack deployment | 3. Openstack deployment | ||
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