Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
106 lines (84 loc) · 3.77 KB

README.md

File metadata and controls

106 lines (84 loc) · 3.77 KB

Examples

Following directory consists of blueprints examples tested with cloudify-opencontrail-plugin and input files with example values.

Prerequisites

Plugin upload

Prior to any blueprint upload, You must upload the plugin, You may do that using cfy:
cfy plugins upload <path_to_plugin>/cloudify_opencontrail_plugin-<version>-py27-none-linux_x86_64.wgn -y <path_to_plugin>/plugin.yaml

Secrets creation

Every blueprint uses inputs for collecting opencontrail REST API values. Those might be specified by custom values in inputs file, or taken from secrets store (current approach in inputs file).

To define needed secrets, following commands may be used:

    cfy secrets create opencontrail_user -s <username>
    cfy secrets create opencontrail_password -s <password>
    cfy secrets create opencontrail_tenant -s <tenant>
    cfy secrets create opencontrail_ip -s <ip>
    cfy secrets create opencontrail_port -s <port> # Default port for REST API is '8082'
    cfy secrets create opencontrail_domain -s <domain> # Default domain is 'default-domain'

Separated resources

Blueprint

Creation of simple Contrail service with blueprint containing description of each Contrail resource as separate node. In this example following resources have to exists on OpenContrail before deployment installation:

  • Virtual Router for which Logical Interface should be provisioned (vr_name input)
  • Physical Interface on Virtual Router for which Logical Interface should be provisioned (pif_name input)

cfy commands:

  1. Install blueprint

    cfy install separated_resources/blueprint.yaml -i separated_resources/inputs.yaml -b plugin_test

  2. Check outputs (identifiers of already created resources)

    cfy deployments outputs plugin_test

  3. Uninstall blueprint

    cfy uninstall plugin_test

Aggregated resources

Blueprint

This example creates the same setup as in previous section, but it presents usage of nodes that aggregates separated resources (Service and ServiceEndpoint nodes). The inputs are the same as in previous example.

cfy commands:

  1. Install blueprint

    cfy install aggregated_resources/blueprint.yaml -i aggregated_resources/inputs.yaml -b plugin_test

  2. Check outputs (identifiers of already created resources)

    cfy deployments outputs plugin_test

  3. Try to heal ServiceEndpoint

    cfy node-instances list | grep plugin_test | grep service_endpoint_1 | awk '{ print $2 }' | xargs -i cfy executions start heal -d plugin_test -p node_instance_id={}

  4. Uninstall blueprint

    cfy uninstall plugin_test

Network Policy

Blueprint

Creation of Network Policy that enable traffic flow between two (existing) networks. In this example virtual networks specified by right_network_name and left_network_name must exist prior to installation.

cfy commands:

  1. Install blueprint

    cfy install network_policy/blueprint.yaml -i network_policy/inputs.yaml -b network_policy_test

  2. Uninstall blueprint

    cfy uninstall network_policy_test

Service chain v2

Blueprint

In OpenContrail 3.0, service chain v2 with usage of port tuple was introduced. This example presents how service resources can be created (Service template, service instance, port tuple), although this example might not show the real life use case.

cfy commands:

  1. Install blueprint

    cfy install service_chain_v2/blueprint.yaml -i service_chain_v2/inputs.yaml -b service_chain

  2. Uninstall blueprint

    cfy uninstall service_chain