Release 0 installation: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 14:36, 25 August 2016

In order to install release 0, you need to install and configure 3 virtual machines for hosting the 3 modules. Details are provided in the links below:

RO - Resource Orchestrator (Openmano)
SO - Service Orchestrator (Rift.ware)
CM - Configuration Manager (Juju Server)

Finally, compute nodes and VIMs are required. Right now, Openstack and OpenVIM are the VIMs supported in the RO. Below links on how to install and configure both VIMs:

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-=Infrastructure=
+In order to install release 0, you need to install and configure 3 virtual machines for hosting the 3 modules. Details are provided in the links below:
-The minimal requirement for installing and running OSM Release 0 is a single server which will host four virtual machines for:
-*The three OSM omponents: RO, CM and NSO.
-*A Virtualized Infrastructure Manager (VIM)
-In addition, it is optional to have an additional virtual machine for operation support (containing an openmano CLI client and a Juju CLI client)
-Finally, one additional server is required, acting as a compute node controlled from the VIM.
-Next figure shows the infrastructure and the components required.
- *** IMAGE1 ***
-The previous figure shows the infrastructure for a reduced setup for testing purposes, not suitable for testing data plane VNFs. For an appropriate setup, a different infrastructure is required. The main difference resides on the infrastructure for each datacenter. In the figure below, 2 datacenters are shown (based on OpenVIM and OpenStack respectively), and both are controlled from the OSM server.
- *** IMAGE2 ***
-=Installing Release 0 modules and external references=
-In order to install release 0, you need to install and configure 3 virtual machines for hosting the 3 components. Details are provided in the links below:
 *RO - Resource Orchestrator ([[Openmano installation (release 0)|Openmano]])
-*CM - Configuration Manager ([[Juju installation (release 0)|Juju installation]])
+*SO - Service Orchestrator ([[RiftWare installation (release 0)|Rift.ware]])
-*NSO - Network Service Orchestrator ([[RiftWare installation (release 0)|RiftWare]])
+*CM - Configuration Manager ([[Juju installation (release 0)|Juju Server]])
-In addition, it is recommended to have an additional virtual machine for operation support, whose installation procedure is detailed below:
+Finally, compute nodes and VIMs are required. Right now, Openstack and OpenVIM are the VIMs supported in the RO. Below links on how to install and configure both VIMs:
-*[[Installing additional VM for operation support (release 0)|Additional VM for operation support]]
+*[[Installing and configuring OpenVIM (release 0)|OpenVIM]]
+*[[Installing and configuring OpenStack (release 0)|OpenStack]]
-Finally, compute nodes and VIMs are required. Right now, Openstack and OpenVIM are the VIMs supported in the RO. Below links on how to install and configure both VIMs:
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-*[[Installing and configuring OpenVIM (release 0)|Installing and configuring OpenVIM]]
-*[[Installing and configuring OpenStack (release 0)|Installing and configuring OpenStack]]