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-# Install OSM to OpenStack using Ansible #
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-## Proposer(s) ##
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-Antonio Marsico (BT)
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-## Type ##
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-Feature
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-## Target MDG/TF ##
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-Devops, Other
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-## Description ##
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-Installing OSM on top of an OpenStack infrastructure may be cumbersome. Networks, Security groups, Flavors and Images are a few example of what you need to setup before being ready to install OSM on OpenStack.
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-This feature proposes the automatic installation of OSM on top of an OpenStack infrastructure. It is based on Ansible, a well-known automation tool. The Ansible playbook performs the following operations:
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-* Create an external network and its subnet
-* Download the Ubuntu 18.04 image and upload it
-* Create a security group to allow SSH and HTTP access to an instance
-* Create a VM flavour compatible to OSM
-* Deploy an Ubuntu 18.04 instance
-* Install OSM when the instance becomes available
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-All these tasks are performed only if required. This is a feature of Ansible. For instance, if the Ubuntu 18.04 image is already present, the task is skipped.
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-## Demo or definition of done ##
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-It is an open question to the community if it worth adding this as an option to the `install_osm.sh` installer or leave it as a standalone feature.
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-If the standard invocation of Ansible is used, the following procedure is required.
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-### Playbook execution
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-In order to execute the playbook, it is required an OpenStack openrc file. It can be downloaded from the OpenStack web interface Horizon.
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-After that, it can be loaded with the following command:
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-`$ . openrc`
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-Then, all the credentials are loaded in the bash environment. Now it is possible to execute the playbook to configure OpenStack and install OSM:
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-`$ ansible-playbook site.yml`
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