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In order to install release 0, you need to configure 3 virtual machines for hosting the 3 components: | __TOC__ | ||
=Infrastructure= | |||
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. | |||
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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]]) | *RO - Resource Orchestrator ([[Openmano installation (release 0)|Openmano]]) | ||
*CM - Configuration Manager ([[Juju installation (release 0)|Juju installation]]) | *CM - Configuration Manager ([[Juju installation (release 0)|Juju installation]]) | ||
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*[[Installing additional VM for operation support (release 0)|Additional VM for operation support]] | *[[Installing additional VM for operation support (release 0)|Additional VM for operation support]] | ||
Finally, | 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 and configuring OpenVIM (release 0)|Installing and configuring OpenVIM]] | *[[Installing and configuring OpenVIM (release 0)|Installing and configuring OpenVIM]] | ||
*[[Installing and configuring OpenStack (release 0)|Installing and configuring OpenStack]] | *[[Installing and configuring OpenStack (release 0)|Installing and configuring OpenStack]] | ||
Revision as of 13:15, 29 April 2016
Infrastructure
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)
- CM - Configuration Manager (Juju installation)
- NSO - Network Service Orchestrator (RiftWare)
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: