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Then, to install ONOS run:
helm install -n cord/onos
Nodeports exposed
Assuming you have not changed the default ports in the chart, you can use this command to access the ONOS CLI:
ssh karaf@<pod-ip> -p 30115
The default ONOS password is karaf.
By default, the onos helm chart will run a sidecar container to ship logs using Filebeat to Kafka for aggregation of logs with the rest of the CORD platform.
This container is named onos-log-agent, and because 2 containers are running in the pod when you run kubectl you may need to use the -c option to specify which container you want to interact with. For example, to view the ONOS logs via kubectl, you would use:
kubectl logs onos-7bbc9555bf-2754p -c onos
and to view the filebeat logs:
kubectl logs onos-7bbc9555bf-2754p -c onos-log-agent
If this the sidecar isn't required, it can be disabled when installing the chart by passing --set log_agent.enabled=false or by using a values file.
An option can be added either to the default ONOS values.yaml file, or overritten through an external configuration file. Here is an example:
application_logs: | log4j.logger.org.opencord.olt = DEBUG log4j.logger.org.opencord.kafka = DEBUG log4j.logger.org.opencord.sadis = DEBUG
A configuration file called onos-debug.yaml can be found in the configs folder of the helm-chart repository. That already contains examplar lines to augment the ONOS logging level while deploying the ONOS pod. To use the onos-debug configuration, run:
helm install -n onos -f configs/onos-debug.yaml onos