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# Domino
##Quick Start on the same machine:
Tested on Ubuntu 14.04 and OS X El Capitan
###Prerequisite:
git clone https://gerrit.opnfv.org/gerrit/domino
sudo apt-get install python-pip
sudo pip install tosca-parser
sudo pip install heat-translator
###Testing:
Proceed to the domino folder and run a smoke test that checks APIs
cd domino
./tests/run.sh
###Common Errors
If "internal error" message is received, a python library is missing
Clean the server side database:
rm -r dominoserver.db
Make sure that all the existing domino server and client processes are killed.
kill $(pgrep -f "DominoServer.py")
kill $(pgrep -f "DominoClient.py")
###Start Domino Server:
./DominoServer.py --log=DEBUG
###Start the first Domino Client:
./DominoClient.py -p 9091 --cliport 9100 --log=DEBUG
Note: if --log option is ommitted, the default logging level is Warning messages
###Start the second Domino Client:
./DominoClient.py -p 9092 --cliport 9200 --log=DEBUG
##CLI at the Domino Client:
###Send heartbeat
python domino-cli.py <cliport> heartbeat
###Subscribe for policy labels
python domino-cli.py <cliport> subscribe -l/--label <policytype>:properties:key:value
Example:
First checkout the tosca file "./tosca-templates/tosca_helloworld_nfv.yaml" and see how policy types and rules are defined. Then, for the first Domino Client, use subscribe command as:
python domino-cli.py 9100 subscribe --label tosca.policies.Placement.Geolocation:properties:region:us-west-1
###Publish default template file under tosca-templates
python domino-cli.py <cliport> publish --tosca-file <path_to_toscafile>
Example:
Run the following command for the second Domino Client:
python domino-cli.py 9200 publish --tosca-file ./tosca-templates/tosca_helloworld_nfv.yaml
Now, inspect the files generated under ./toscafiles, where the original file as well as parts sent to each Domino Client are shown (each part identified by UDID assigned to that client)
###Query published tosca-templates for each client
python domino-cli.py <cliport> list-tuids
Example:
Run the following command for the second Domino Client:
python domino-cli.py 9200 list-tuids
###Change the published template for a specific Template Unique ID (TUID)
python domino-cli.py <cliport> publish -t ./tosca-templates/tosca_helloworld_nfv.yaml -k <TUID>
Example:
Run the following command for the second Domino Client:
TUID=$(python domino-cli.py 9200 list-tuids | cut -c3-34)
python domino-cli.py 9200 publish -t ./tosca-templates/tosca_helloworld_nfv.yaml -k "$TUID"
##NOTES
If accidentally you start DominoClient before DominoServer, don't panic. First start the DominoServer and then input the command on the DominoClient side:
register
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