Loading Hackfest_Demos/OSM-13/magma_orc_onboarding/README.md 0 → 100644 +129 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line # Magma Orchestrator NS Descriptors that installs magma-orc8r using [Charmhub magma-orc8r bundle](https://charmhub.io/magma-orc8r?channel=beta) Orchestrator is a Magma service that provides a simple and consistent way to configure and monitor the wireless network securely. The metrics acquired through the platform allows you to see the analytics and traffic flows of the wireless users through the Magma web UI. For more information about Magma, see the official documentation [here](https://magmacore.org/). ## Download Packages ```bash git clone https://osm.etsi.org/gitlab/vnf-onboarding/osm-packages.git cd osm-packages/Hackfest_Demos/OSM-13/ ``` ## Create the VIM Account ```bash # This is dummy vim account export VIM_ACCOUNT=k8s-vim osm vim-create --name $VIM_ACCOUNT \ --account_type dummy \ --user dummy \ --password dummy \ --auth_url "http://dummy" \ --tenant dummy # Check the VIM account availability osm vim-list osm vim-show $VIM_ACCOUNT ``` ## Add K8s Cluster ```bash # kubeconfig.yaml exists in the HOME directory export k8s_net=<K8s cluster network> # osm-ext export k8s_cls_name=k8s-cluster osm k8scluster-add --creds ~/kubeconfig.yaml \ --vim k8s-vim \ --k8s-nets "{k8s_net: $k8s_net}" \ --version 1.24 \ $k8s_cls_name # Check K8s cluster availability osm k8scluster-list osm k8scluster-show $k8s_cls_name ``` ## Onboarding and instantiation ```bash # Define the NS name export NS_NAME=<ns name> ``` ```bash osm nfpkg-create magma_orc_cnf osm nspkg-create magma_orc_cnf osm ns-create --ns_name $NS_NAME --nsd_name magma_orc_cnf_ns --vim_account $VIM_ACCOUNT --config "{vld: [ {name: mgmtnet, vim-network-name: $k8s_net}]}" # Check NS status osm ns list ``` ## Download the Admin Operator Https Certificate ```bash juju scp --container="magma-orc8r-certifier" orc8r-certifier/0:/var/opt/magma/certs/admin_operator.pfx admin_operator.pfx # admin_operator.pfx file should appear in the local path ``` ## Run Day2 actions ### Get the Admin Operator Https Certificate credentials ```bash OP_ID=`osm ns-action $NS_NAME --vnf_name magma_orc_cnf --kdu_name magma-orc-kdu --action_name get-pfx-package-password` osm ns-op-show $OP_ID # pfx_package pass appears in the operation output, please save it ``` ### Get the Magma Orchestrator GUI credentials ```bash OP_ID=`osm ns-action $NS_NAME --vnf_name magma_orc_cnf --kdu_name magma-orc-kdu --action_name get-master-admin-credentials` osm ns-op-show $OP_ID # admin-password and admin-username appear in the operation output, please save it ``` ### Get Load Balancer Services ```bash OP_ID=`osm ns-action $NS_NAME --vnf_name magma_orc_cnf --kdu_name magma-orc-kdu --action_name get-load-balancer-services` osm ns-op-show $OP_ID # Load Balancer service names and External IP's are visible in the action output. 'nginx-proxy': <nginx-proxy External IP> -> master.nms.osm.magma.com 'orc8r-bootstrap-nginx': <orc8r-bootstrap-nginx External IP> -> bootstrapper-controller.osm.magma.com 'orc8r-clientcert-nginx': <orc8r-clientcert-nginx External IP> -> controller.osm.magma.com 'orc8r-nginx-proxy': <orc8r-nginx-proxy External IP> -> api.osm.magma.com ``` ### User a DNS server register following Domains ```bash # Register the domains in PowerDNS server by running day2 actions: ZONE=osm.magma.com. # Sample registration for api.osm.magma.com DOMAIN=api. IP=<orc8r-nginx-proxy External IP> # Test your records availability # DNS_IP is your DNS server ip which is available as an environment variable. dig @${DNS_IP} +tcp api.osm.magma.com ``` ## Change the DNS Server in your machine ```bash echo "nameserver ${DNS_IP}" | tee -a /etc/resolv.conf ``` ## Access to Magma Orchestrator GUI Open the browser and import the admin_operator.pfx using certificate import. When it asks you a password, please enter pfx_package pass. Try to reach following URL using your browser: https://master.nms.osm.magma.com. Use the admin-username and admin-password to login. Loading
Hackfest_Demos/OSM-13/magma_orc_onboarding/README.md 0 → 100644 +129 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line # Magma Orchestrator NS Descriptors that installs magma-orc8r using [Charmhub magma-orc8r bundle](https://charmhub.io/magma-orc8r?channel=beta) Orchestrator is a Magma service that provides a simple and consistent way to configure and monitor the wireless network securely. The metrics acquired through the platform allows you to see the analytics and traffic flows of the wireless users through the Magma web UI. For more information about Magma, see the official documentation [here](https://magmacore.org/). ## Download Packages ```bash git clone https://osm.etsi.org/gitlab/vnf-onboarding/osm-packages.git cd osm-packages/Hackfest_Demos/OSM-13/ ``` ## Create the VIM Account ```bash # This is dummy vim account export VIM_ACCOUNT=k8s-vim osm vim-create --name $VIM_ACCOUNT \ --account_type dummy \ --user dummy \ --password dummy \ --auth_url "http://dummy" \ --tenant dummy # Check the VIM account availability osm vim-list osm vim-show $VIM_ACCOUNT ``` ## Add K8s Cluster ```bash # kubeconfig.yaml exists in the HOME directory export k8s_net=<K8s cluster network> # osm-ext export k8s_cls_name=k8s-cluster osm k8scluster-add --creds ~/kubeconfig.yaml \ --vim k8s-vim \ --k8s-nets "{k8s_net: $k8s_net}" \ --version 1.24 \ $k8s_cls_name # Check K8s cluster availability osm k8scluster-list osm k8scluster-show $k8s_cls_name ``` ## Onboarding and instantiation ```bash # Define the NS name export NS_NAME=<ns name> ``` ```bash osm nfpkg-create magma_orc_cnf osm nspkg-create magma_orc_cnf osm ns-create --ns_name $NS_NAME --nsd_name magma_orc_cnf_ns --vim_account $VIM_ACCOUNT --config "{vld: [ {name: mgmtnet, vim-network-name: $k8s_net}]}" # Check NS status osm ns list ``` ## Download the Admin Operator Https Certificate ```bash juju scp --container="magma-orc8r-certifier" orc8r-certifier/0:/var/opt/magma/certs/admin_operator.pfx admin_operator.pfx # admin_operator.pfx file should appear in the local path ``` ## Run Day2 actions ### Get the Admin Operator Https Certificate credentials ```bash OP_ID=`osm ns-action $NS_NAME --vnf_name magma_orc_cnf --kdu_name magma-orc-kdu --action_name get-pfx-package-password` osm ns-op-show $OP_ID # pfx_package pass appears in the operation output, please save it ``` ### Get the Magma Orchestrator GUI credentials ```bash OP_ID=`osm ns-action $NS_NAME --vnf_name magma_orc_cnf --kdu_name magma-orc-kdu --action_name get-master-admin-credentials` osm ns-op-show $OP_ID # admin-password and admin-username appear in the operation output, please save it ``` ### Get Load Balancer Services ```bash OP_ID=`osm ns-action $NS_NAME --vnf_name magma_orc_cnf --kdu_name magma-orc-kdu --action_name get-load-balancer-services` osm ns-op-show $OP_ID # Load Balancer service names and External IP's are visible in the action output. 'nginx-proxy': <nginx-proxy External IP> -> master.nms.osm.magma.com 'orc8r-bootstrap-nginx': <orc8r-bootstrap-nginx External IP> -> bootstrapper-controller.osm.magma.com 'orc8r-clientcert-nginx': <orc8r-clientcert-nginx External IP> -> controller.osm.magma.com 'orc8r-nginx-proxy': <orc8r-nginx-proxy External IP> -> api.osm.magma.com ``` ### User a DNS server register following Domains ```bash # Register the domains in PowerDNS server by running day2 actions: ZONE=osm.magma.com. # Sample registration for api.osm.magma.com DOMAIN=api. IP=<orc8r-nginx-proxy External IP> # Test your records availability # DNS_IP is your DNS server ip which is available as an environment variable. dig @${DNS_IP} +tcp api.osm.magma.com ``` ## Change the DNS Server in your machine ```bash echo "nameserver ${DNS_IP}" | tee -a /etc/resolv.conf ``` ## Access to Magma Orchestrator GUI Open the browser and import the admin_operator.pfx using certificate import. When it asks you a password, please enter pfx_package pass. Try to reach following URL using your browser: https://master.nms.osm.magma.com. Use the admin-username and admin-password to login.