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JIRA: AUTO-38
Automated configuration of an OpenStack instance for ONAP
Updates:
- using identity proxy now works
- attaching a gateway to a router now works (at router creation)
- added --debug and --delete options
- added summary display at the end, with network IDs (for YAML files)
Not yet working:
- existence tests and deletions, waiting on OS-SDK bug fix
(equality test in Resource.py)
- assigning user to project using SDK identity proxy
(no such method yet in SDK identity proxy)
Signed-off-by: Gerard Damm <gerard.damm@wipro.com>
Change-Id: I69c922c1e3a3ab94988d470637251598124b98ac
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Initial code (based on OpenStack SDK Python client) for configuring
an OpenStack instance (e.g. installed by Fuel/MCP) and prepare it for
ONAP (especially, to host VM-based VNFs).
Currently works: creation of networks, routers, router interfaces,
security groups (accessing VMs also works with compute proxy, but is
not used for this program).
Current issues: identity proxy (so can't create projects and users),
adding gateway to router, deletions
This script could be launched automatically right after installing
OpenStack, and before installing ONAP (so as to grab OpenStack info
to be fed into ONAP configuration files). Also, VNF YAML/ENV files
can be populated once the OpenStack instance is ready for ONAP.
Note: plenty of test and debug lines, which would be removed.
This changeset is just to capture a snapshot of this effort in the
Auto repository, and to enable reviews and feedback.
Change-Id: If3b69b5a9a45905455db3a4eae0c6b336ce7447b
Signed-off-by: Gerard Damm <gerard.damm@wipro.com>
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JIRA: -
Misplace public key and private key
Change-Id: Iae694cfdab00500af863c934f5924693d5bab5d1
Signed-off-by: Harry Huang <huangxiangyu5@huawei.com>
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JIRA: Auto-5
Setup ONAP environment on OpenStack. Develop Using
Python considering its proved performence within
OPNFV testing project, and with its rich library we
can operate REST calls and json parsing in a more
elegant way, also others can reuse the existing
module to develop use cases and test cases.
Main workflow:
1. prepare OpenStack to launch ONAP (images, security
rules, keypair, etc)
2. launch ONAP stack
Change-Id: Id99affccbcaa86be134a535f89b26c54ad137e21
Signed-off-by: Harry Huang <huangxiangyu5@huawei.com>
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