#!/bin/bash # # A shell script to build the VPP VM image or NFVbench+TRex VM image using diskinage-builder # # The following packages must be installed prior to using this script: # Ubuntu: sudo apt-get -y install python3 python3-venv qemu-utils kpartx # CentOS: sudo yum install -y python3 qemu-img kpartx # Stop on error (see https://wizardzines.com/comics/bash-errors/) set -euo pipefail DEBUG=no verify_only=0 build_generator=0 build_loopvm=0 __prefix__="" # Artifact URL gs_url=artifacts.opnfv.org/nfvbench/images # image version number __loopvm_version__=0.16 __generator_version__=0.15 loopvm_image_name=nfvbenchvm_centos-$__loopvm_version__ generator_image_name=nfvbenchvm_centos-generator-$__generator_version__ # Default values for nfvbenchvm dib element variables export DIB_NFVBENCH_CODE_ORIGIN=opnfv-gerrit # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Parse command line options and configure the script # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- usage() { cat </dev/null; then if gsutil -q stat gs://$gs_url/$1.qcow2; then echo "Image already exists at https://$gs_url/$1.qcow2" echo "Build is skipped" exit 0 fi echo "Image does not exist in google storage, starting build..." echo else echo "Cannot check image availability in OPNFV artifact repository (gsutil not available)" fi # check if image is already built locally if [ -f $1.qcow2 ]; then echo "Image $1.qcow2 already exists locally" else # install diskimage-builder if [ -d dib-venv ]; then . dib-venv/bin/activate else python3 -m venv dib-venv . dib-venv/bin/activate pip install diskimage-builder==3.16.0 fi # Add nfvbenchvm_centos elements directory to the DIB elements path export ELEMENTS_PATH=`pwd`/elements # canned user/password for direct login export DIB_DEV_USER_USERNAME=nfvbench export DIB_DEV_USER_PASSWORD=nfvbench export DIB_DEV_USER_PWDLESS_SUDO=Y # Set the data sources to have ConfigDrive only export DIB_CLOUD_INIT_DATASOURCES="ConfigDrive" # Configure VPP REPO export DIB_YUM_REPO_CONF=$ELEMENTS_PATH/nfvbenchvm/fdio-release.repo # Use ELRepo to have latest kernel # only for loop vm image if [ $1 = $loopvm_image_name ]; then export DIB_USE_ELREPO_KERNEL=True export DIB_DEV_IMAGE=loopvm else export DIB_USE_ELREPO_KERNEL=False export DIB_DEV_IMAGE=generator # get current git branch to build image with current code export GIT_BRANCH=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD) # retrieve TREX_VER from Dockerfile export TREX_VER=$(awk '/ENV TREX_VER/ {print $3}' ../../docker/Dockerfile | sed 's/"//g' | sed 's/\r//g') fi # Specify CentOS version export DIB_RELEASE=7 # Debug on error: if an error occurs during the build, disk-image-create # will drop us in a Bash inside the chroot, and we will be able to inspect # the current state of the image. if [[ "${DEBUG}" == "yes" ]]; then export break=after-error fi echo "Building $1.qcow2..." time disk-image-create -o $1 centos nfvbenchvm fi ls -l $1.qcow2 if [ $verify_only -eq 1 ]; then echo "Image verification SUCCESS" echo "NO upload to google storage (-v)" else if command -v gsutil >/dev/null; then echo "Uploading $1.qcow2..." gsutil cp $1.qcow2 gs://$gs_url/$1.qcow2 echo "You can access to image at https://$gs_url/$1.qcow2" else echo "Cannot upload new image to the OPNFV artifact repository (gsutil not available)" exit 1 fi fi } # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Main program # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- if [ $build_loopvm -eq 1 ]; then echo "Build loop VM image" build_image $loopvm_image_name fi if [ $build_generator -eq 1 ]; then echo "Build generator image" if [[ "${DIB_NFVBENCH_CODE_ORIGIN}" == "static" ]]; then echo "Use local nfvbench code" copy_local_nfvbench_code_to_static_dir # Append nfvbench version number to the image name: # during development, this is useful to distinguish the development # images from the latest published image. # # To avoid confusion, we use the same versioning as nfvbench (see # nfvbench/__init__.py), although "git describe" would give us a better # number with respect to uniqueness. So we will typically get something # like "5.0.4.dev31" where "5.0.4" is the latest annotated tag ("5.0.3") # plus one and where dev31 indicates the number of commits (31) since # that tag. nfvbench_version=$(python -c 'import pbr.version; print(pbr.version.VersionInfo("nfvbench").version_string_with_vcs())') generator_image_name="${generator_image_name}-${nfvbench_version}" fi build_image $generator_image_name fi