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== VNF and NS examples == | == VNF and NS examples == | ||
* [[Examples from OSM | * [[Examples from OSM Hackfests]] | ||
* [[OSM_E2E_tests | Tests to validate VIM capabilities]] | * [[OSM_E2E_tests | Tests to validate VIM capabilities]] | ||
* [[OSM_Release_FOUR#Using_old_descriptors_from_Release_TWO | How to onboard old Release TWO descriptors]] | * [[OSM_Release_FOUR#Using_old_descriptors_from_Release_TWO | How to onboard old Release TWO descriptors]] | ||
Revision as of 11:20, 24 August 2018
Release FOUR Quickstart
- In order to get started quickly and get familiar with the commonest operations, you can refer to the Release FOUR Quickstart page.
VNF and NS examples
- Examples from OSM Hackfests
- Tests to validate VIM capabilities
- How to onboard old Release TWO descriptors
Onboarding your own VNF and NS
- Create your own VNF package
- Creating your own VNF charm
- OSM Information Model
- Information to create VNF and NS Descriptors
Specific installation methods
- How to run OSM on Vagrant
- How to upgrade the OSM Platform
- How to install OSM client separately
- Advanced OSM installation procedures
- How to install the Classic OSM Build (OSM Release THREE 3.1)
- How to install OSM on VirtualBox (Release THREE) (and access UI from the host without SSH tunnelling)
- How to install OSM in Amazon EC2 (Release THREE)
EPA and SDN Assist
Reference material and self training
- OSM Client commands
- OSM instantiation parameters
- Using Monitoring capabilities:
- 3rd OSM Hackfest - full training material:
- How to use the VIM emulator
- OSM Workshops videos
- Other technical videos and demos
- Release FOUR White Paper
- OSM's End User Advisory Group White Paper
Troubleshooting
- How to know the version of your current OSM installation
- Common issues and troubleshooting
- Have you detected any bug? Check this guide to see how to report issues.
How to contribute
- Joining the OSM community
- Workflow with OSM tools (git, gerrit, bugzilla, etc.)
- How to work with your own cloned repo for a specific component
- Developer how-to for RO
- Module Design Description (live document)
- OSM Slack Workplace
- Upcoming Hackfests and events:
Your feedback is most welcome! You can send us your comments and questions to OSM_TECH@list.etsi.org Or join the OpenSourceMANO Slack Workplace See hereafter some best practices to report issues on OSM