The ONOS VTN app provides virtual networking between VMs on an OpenStack cluster. Prior to installing the base-openstack chart that installs and configures VTN, make sure that the following requirements are satisfied.
VTN requires the ability to SSH to each compute node using an account with passwordless sudo
capability. Before installing this chart, first create an SSH keypair and copy it to the authorized_keys
files of all nodes in the cluster:
Generate a keypair:
ssh-keygen -t rsa
Copy the public key for user ubuntu
to node1.opencord.org
(example):
ssh-copy-id ubuntu@node1.opencord.org
Copy the private key so that the base-openstack chart can publish it as a secret:
cp ~/.ssh/id_rsa xos-profiles/base-openstack/files/node_key
The VTN app requires a fabric interface on the compute nodes. VTN will not successfully initialize if this interface is not present. By default the name of this interface is expected to be fabric
.
If you have a fabric interface on the compute node but it is not named fabric
, create a bridge named fabric
and add the interface to it. Assuming the fabric interface is named eth2
:
sudo brctl addbr fabric
sudo brctl addif fabric eth2
sudo ifconfig fabric up
sudo ifconfig eth2 up
To make this configuration persistent, add the following to /etc/network/interfaces
:
auto fabric iface fabric inet manual bridge_ports eth2
If there is not an actual fabric interface on the compute node, create a dummy interface as follows:
sudo modprobe dummy sudo ip link set name fabric dev dummy0 sudo ifconfig fabric up
In order to be added to the VTN configuration, each compute node must be resolvable in DNS. If a server's hostname is not resolvable, it can be added to the local kube-dns
server (substitute HOSTNAME with the output of the hostname
command, and HOST-IP-ADDRESS with the node's primary IP address):
cat <<EOF > /tmp/HOSTNAME-dns.yaml kind: Service apiVersion: v1 metadata: name: HOSTNAME namespace: default spec: type: ExternalName externalName: HOST-IP-ADDRESS EOF kubectl create -f /tmp/HOSTNAME-dns.yaml