Hi Alec, I'm having trouble recreating the problem youre having. >From the home page, try to first "Create a POD" and then create your booking using that pod. Your configuration works, and I just created a single pod machine to double check.
We do not yet provide a rest interface to users. Thank you, Parker On Thu, Dec 13, 2018 at 12:26 PM Alec via Lists.Opnfv.Org <ahothan= [email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi Lincoln, > > > > I am trying to book one pod with 1 host for now – just could not get > passed the step of defining the network (see my other email). > > Once I’ll get it up and running I’ll be able to check the NIC. > > Would be great to have examples of pods/topologies, how they were > configured (with UI snapshots or REST – whatever method was used). > > > > Thanks > > > > Alec > > > > > > > > *From: *Lincoln Lavoie <[email protected]> > *Date: *Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 12:44 PM > *To: *"Alec Hothan (ahothan)" <[email protected]> > *Cc: *Trevor Bramwell <[email protected]>, "opnfv-tech-dis." < > [email protected]> > *Subject: *[SUSPICIOUS] Re: [SUSPICIOUS] Re: [opnfv-tech-discuss] Infra > Evolution: Labs > > > > Hi Alec, > > > > I can answer some of the questions, Parker can confirm detailed specifics. > > > > There are two types of servers available in the UNH-IOL LaaS, Gigabyte and > HPE. The Gigabyte servers have 4x 10G interfaces, the HPE servers have 6x > 10G interfaces. > > > > There are a couple of different linux distro images that can be selected / > flashed onto each server. Once flashed, you have root access and can make > the changes you want to the servers kernel options, etc. > > > > One thing to note, right now, only PTL (project leaders) from an LFN > project (with a proper info file) can book multiple servers (i.e. a pod > with N >= 2). > > > > Cheers, > Lincoln > > > > > > > > On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 8:21 PM Alec Hothan (ahothan) <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > > Is there a pointer to the OPNFV LaaS beta? I’d like to check the L2 > configuration API along with bare metal inventory (more specifically what > NIC cards and how many ports are available) + linux boot configurability (I > need to check things like uio driver and huge pages can be configured). I > will need all of these to be able to run nfvbench on LaaS. > > Thanks > > > > Alec > > > > > > *From: *Lincoln Lavoie <[email protected]> > *Date: *Friday, December 7, 2018 at 10:31 AM > *To: *"Alec Hothan (ahothan)" <[email protected]> > *Cc: *Trevor Bramwell <[email protected]>, "opnfv-tech-dis." < > [email protected]> > *Subject: *[SUSPICIOUS] Re: [opnfv-tech-discuss] Infra Evolution: Labs > > > > Hi All, > > > Responses in line below as well. > > > > Cheers, > Lincoln > > > > On Fri, Dec 7, 2018 at 12:33 PM Alec via Lists.Opnfv.Org > <http://secure-web.cisco.com/1AnOHp9f7ZkElBLwoF1maNGM796Xhi5r2121IPnxRD270gbM5DYAoJC-L3g_F9TYGmn8QvbW33LGtbnl92bRgyxrQhw3iP8ZCPfhoHt9YTZvs3g3fwogIX1ulH-JV-87EDL-rQfcd0ubkMIS6BuFjOnhI2YVd_E1CmV84NH4RJNbxb7RJi_SLCcOIc1QGx-oarSAC_-_C66-8u-vpRUNpfSJSmA4zst2GRP4QUdZ0IwlbiKN-TxEwSXXJXjgCJ2jJpDg2gwWkDEsDrZgsOwpYK3HX0qpouk52GXscaNgH0ms-KIFVoY3ke_e0FYy4yQn_9xs-3KWKiVD9gdLdhytQBQ/http%3A%2F%2FLists.Opnfv.Org> > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Trevor, > > > > Inline… > > > > > > > > > > > > *From: *<[email protected]> on behalf of Trevor Bramwell > <[email protected]> > *Date: *Thursday, December 6, 2018 at 4:47 PM > *To: *"[email protected]" < > [email protected]> > *Subject: *[SUSPICIOUS] [opnfv-tech-discuss] Infra Evolution: Labs > > > > Hi all, > > > > The TSC tasked the Infra-WG to create a proposal for evolving the > > infrastructure of OPNFV, but given the low attendance to the Infra-WG > > calls I thought it best to bring this discussion to the mailing list so > > we can benefit from the wider community's experience and knowledge. > > > > To keep the discussion focused, I'd like to just look at Labs and how we > > can evolve the infrastructure there, and I'll follow up with thoughts on > > CI, code, and artifacts, after we've reached some consensus since there's a > > bit more interdependence with those components along with some > > complexity. I've collected some of the options here[1]. > > > > What we need to find (and anyone feel free to jump in if I've > > misunderstood the ask) is a scalable solution for bringing up new PODs > > for CI that doesn't require us hosting or purchasing more dedicated > > hardware. > > > > > > Now of the top cloud providers: AWS, Google Compute, Azure, only AWS > > provides a hardware-as-a-service offering[2]. The others recently > > enabled nested virtualization on some instance types, which may work for > > us verifying virtual deployments (with performance trade-offs > > obviously), but don't help when we want to verify against networking > > hardware. > > > > That’s right. > > > > This is why I started the discussion with Packet.net. They appear to be > > the only provider that not only manages hardware for you, but provides > > an API for accessing and provisioning it. > > > > I agree with you regarding the convenience of a service like packet.net > <http://secure-web.cisco.com/18-sEFIkarZqkD5wHQrUW6RDNLBI2fpHYzbYIjvETPBYH-Wn2rIu_zr6NG9F5ALKYkMLwWU58zsQsjsZwj_jTNOb-moNyA2cGdU7oegD01txss_UXrucRr_2rVZH0e1FFt93SECSaEatb3050yvrZGdkWTwbQoyJtPrRiPIh9T74U6GzHh_DnIQXaVIFulMewKAaKAxhh10QxKJ2A-Guk6ruG8eMUC3qG0P8XMgahW4k_zYUa4TN5eqjPLijVnxLMU2vgtvCwVaL_ixDOqrJYtezlZirHH95CFwNSsgKlTRnOAQGplGMI0EnikY-k1rivd2s5YhZuk4UrlmvU3BoYoA/http%3A%2F%2Fpacket.net>. > They are showing that it is possible to have automated bare metal > deployments that can be as easy to operate as fully virtualized ones. > > Packet.net provides some very basic APIs to control the switches that run > the virtual network attached to their blades and is currently considering > extensions to their APIs to support more complex bare metal deployments > (e.g. openstack or k8s) based on input from a CNCF demo project which uses > NFVbench. > > > > It would be great if OPNFV labs can have a unified programmable L2 network > that works on multiple pods – similar to what packet.net > <http://secure-web.cisco.com/18-sEFIkarZqkD5wHQrUW6RDNLBI2fpHYzbYIjvETPBYH-Wn2rIu_zr6NG9F5ALKYkMLwWU58zsQsjsZwj_jTNOb-moNyA2cGdU7oegD01txss_UXrucRr_2rVZH0e1FFt93SECSaEatb3050yvrZGdkWTwbQoyJtPrRiPIh9T74U6GzHh_DnIQXaVIFulMewKAaKAxhh10QxKJ2A-Guk6ruG8eMUC3qG0P8XMgahW4k_zYUa4TN5eqjPLijVnxLMU2vgtvCwVaL_ixDOqrJYtezlZirHH95CFwNSsgKlTRnOAQGplGMI0EnikY-k1rivd2s5YhZuk4UrlmvU3BoYoA/http%3A%2F%2Fpacket.net> > provides: having a way to program the switches associated to a pod > deployment without having to open a ticket and wait for someone to go > configure the switches which is just too slow. > > > > LYL > This is basically what the LaaS project is providing in beta right > now, where PTLs can book multiple bare metal servers and configure the L2 > network between those servers. Each server has mutliple NICs / ports, > providing for a fair amount of flexibility. > > > > > > > > > > What I'd like to know is if there are other options out there for > > using/paying for hardware like this? Perhaps one of the other cloud > > providers (IBM, HP, etc) have a service we haven't heard of? > > Or are there other ideas of how we can manage this need? > > ‘ > > The lack of consistency across OPNFV pods (different switches, different > way to connect them to servers, different NICs…) makes the development of a > unified programmable L2 service very difficult and likely too costly. > > I do not think there is any vendor today that provides a service similar > to packet.net > <http://secure-web.cisco.com/18-sEFIkarZqkD5wHQrUW6RDNLBI2fpHYzbYIjvETPBYH-Wn2rIu_zr6NG9F5ALKYkMLwWU58zsQsjsZwj_jTNOb-moNyA2cGdU7oegD01txss_UXrucRr_2rVZH0e1FFt93SECSaEatb3050yvrZGdkWTwbQoyJtPrRiPIh9T74U6GzHh_DnIQXaVIFulMewKAaKAxhh10QxKJ2A-Guk6ruG8eMUC3qG0P8XMgahW4k_zYUa4TN5eqjPLijVnxLMU2vgtvCwVaL_ixDOqrJYtezlZirHH95CFwNSsgKlTRnOAQGplGMI0EnikY-k1rivd2s5YhZuk4UrlmvU3BoYoA/http%3A%2F%2Fpacket.net> > that would work on any variety of hardware – even packet.net > <http://secure-web.cisco.com/18-sEFIkarZqkD5wHQrUW6RDNLBI2fpHYzbYIjvETPBYH-Wn2rIu_zr6NG9F5ALKYkMLwWU58zsQsjsZwj_jTNOb-moNyA2cGdU7oegD01txss_UXrucRr_2rVZH0e1FFt93SECSaEatb3050yvrZGdkWTwbQoyJtPrRiPIh9T74U6GzHh_DnIQXaVIFulMewKAaKAxhh10QxKJ2A-Guk6ruG8eMUC3qG0P8XMgahW4k_zYUa4TN5eqjPLijVnxLMU2vgtvCwVaL_ixDOqrJYtezlZirHH95CFwNSsgKlTRnOAQGplGMI0EnikY-k1rivd2s5YhZuk4UrlmvU3BoYoA/http%3A%2F%2Fpacket.net> > can only achieve this by streamlining their hardware. > > > > > > LYL > Completely agree on the huge amount of hardware (i.e. different > switches) and their different configuration interface (i.e. CLI, Openflow, > VxLAN, other). What we started with in the LaaS project was to construct > the information model for the "Pod" that gets constructed from the > dashboard, when the user creates the pod. From there, it goes through a > couple of translations, where the the networking side becomes more and more > specific to the actual lab and hardware. Think of that in terms of, > selection of available VLANs, switch ports, etc. > > > > What could be reused here is all of the information models used by the > dashboard, and possibly some of the lab translation code. This could help > to simplify some of the work an individual hosting a lab down to the > creation of "drivers" for their specific physical layer topology and their > specific switching hardware (i.e. a CLI type driver driver, Openflow > configuration, etc.). > > > > > > Short of using a service like packet.net > <http://secure-web.cisco.com/18-sEFIkarZqkD5wHQrUW6RDNLBI2fpHYzbYIjvETPBYH-Wn2rIu_zr6NG9F5ALKYkMLwWU58zsQsjsZwj_jTNOb-moNyA2cGdU7oegD01txss_UXrucRr_2rVZH0e1FFt93SECSaEatb3050yvrZGdkWTwbQoyJtPrRiPIh9T74U6GzHh_DnIQXaVIFulMewKAaKAxhh10QxKJ2A-Guk6ruG8eMUC3qG0P8XMgahW4k_zYUa4TN5eqjPLijVnxLMU2vgtvCwVaL_ixDOqrJYtezlZirHH95CFwNSsgKlTRnOAQGplGMI0EnikY-k1rivd2s5YhZuk4UrlmvU3BoYoA/http%3A%2F%2Fpacket.net> > (I guess for cost reasons), the only practical option is to simplify the > underpinning of the pods that make up OPNFV labs: standardize on very few > switches, standardize on how the switches are connected to the servers then > adjust the deployers to install on such HW base. This is basically trying > to replicate what packet.net > <http://secure-web.cisco.com/18-sEFIkarZqkD5wHQrUW6RDNLBI2fpHYzbYIjvETPBYH-Wn2rIu_zr6NG9F5ALKYkMLwWU58zsQsjsZwj_jTNOb-moNyA2cGdU7oegD01txss_UXrucRr_2rVZH0e1FFt93SECSaEatb3050yvrZGdkWTwbQoyJtPrRiPIh9T74U6GzHh_DnIQXaVIFulMewKAaKAxhh10QxKJ2A-Guk6ruG8eMUC3qG0P8XMgahW4k_zYUa4TN5eqjPLijVnxLMU2vgtvCwVaL_ixDOqrJYtezlZirHH95CFwNSsgKlTRnOAQGplGMI0EnikY-k1rivd2s5YhZuk4UrlmvU3BoYoA/http%3A%2F%2Fpacket.net> > is doing. OPNFV can start this effort on one specific pod – pick one that > is the most versatile/consistently configured/wrired (I think the Intel lap > in Portland would be a good candidate), then hope to support additional > pods with different HW variations later. It is clearly always good to > support a variety of HW platforms but it comes at a cost. > > > > LYL > I think limiting the selection of hardware, will in the long run, > limit the value of the systems / labs, because it could eliminating things > like hardware acceleration, etc. It would basically reduce everything to > the common denominator > > > > > > > > I’m not too familiar with the details of the PDF project but I think this > goes beyond what PDF covers. > > > > LYL > Yes, our information model had to include more than the PDF. But, > you can generate the PDF directly from that information, which is also very > useful. Especially if all of the installers could use that PDF in their > process (they don't all use it today). Similarly, additional > standardization on the other information required for a deployment, i.e. > scenarios / IDF will also make that process easier to support between > different labs / "pods". > > > > > > > > I would also like to point out that such programmable L2 service can be > used by any cloud OS deployment (openstack or k8s or even plain vswitch), > any deployer and any vswitch technology, can also work for SR-IOV and will > benefit any project that involves any form of data plane: VSPERF, NFVbench… > > The lack of a programmable pod-level L2 infrastructure is one of the most > glaring gap in the OPNFV infra to my point of view. > > Having an OPNFV reference SW platform would be greatly enhanced by > specifying clearly the underlying L2 infrastructure and being able to > configure the L2 plane from CI. > > > > LYL > As long as, we're not trying to allow the Cloud OS to make changes > to the L2 hardware, which might be supporting multiple Cloud OS instances > running in parallel. Otherwise, you run into a premissions / ACL type > nightmare within the lab. We are a ways away from that capability, in > terms of a standardized approach, that could work between labs, with > multiple Clouds OS instances installed in parallel, etc. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > Alec > > > > > > Happy to hear any and all input! > > > > Regards, > > Trevor Bramwell > > > > [1] > https://secure-web.cisco.com/1WcPft-kCPFq0oqveQba3bM6qz4gdgsU3hVdiNBV9ibw6e2dIn8FF__TfMVME2u8GMBhofYEZM-qg-2ZekcP4a_PlwFUwur7P4XWgErRORY-hnzNVC8lnepk2Mi8NvvdQj0lTg0Rt3dcVR52Pr1b-KdVN-_W3L86Egj7_vrMxaRfluZ5pq4A6mDEi7zFHkzFeEjXYcOkArmmvEtqLiwPQXObP361qu3YSRXsm45I5zNlB-c4qbIHAPyCdnC_LCWYDybXBe697AOoATnxeAqa4QNSxCiBNkuzZ-4g0qwcNL22otuc3hUJgct8TQQqUQ82IB1wzZugjqa2-qupZYzK-Qw/https%3A%2F%2Fetherpad.opnfv.org%2Fp%2Finfraevolution > > [2] > 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