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Re: Tungsten Fabric and Akraino Integration

Robert Cathey <robert@...>
 

Cool!
Tungsten Fabric and Akraino Integration

Sukhdev Kapur
 

Re: Integration with Cloudstack

Syed Ahmed
 

Hi Sergei,

As far as I know, I don't think the integration with OpenContrail works. If we want to integrate Tungsten Fabric, we would have to write/re-write the plugin again.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
-Syed


On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 9:07 AM Sergei Hanus <shanus@...> wrote:
 Good day.

According to http://www.opencontrail.org/opencontrail-integrates-with-apache-cloudstack-citrix-cloudplatform/,  there were attempts to integrate OpenContrail with Cloudstack.

Could anybody, please, comment - whether it is still possible now to integrate Tungsten Fabric with Apache Cloudstack and KVM/ESX hypervisor?

Thank you in advance,

Sergei.
Integration with Cloudstack

Sergei Hanus
 

 Good day.

According to http://www.opencontrail.org/opencontrail-integrates-with-apache-cloudstack-citrix-cloudplatform/,  there were attempts to integrate OpenContrail with Cloudstack.

Could anybody, please, comment - whether it is still possible now to integrate Tungsten Fabric with Apache Cloudstack and KVM/ESX hypervisor?

Thank you in advance,

Sergei.
vRouter as a CPE

thakur_g@...
 

Hi,
can I install vRouter on a Bare Metal switch to use it as a L2/L3 router/switch?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Gajendra
FINAL REMINDER: CFP for ONS North America Closes EOD Monday!

Brandon Wick
 

LFN Communities:

This is your final chance to submit a proposal for Open Networking Summit North America (San Jose, April 3-5, 2019)! Please share with your networks and encourage them to submit before the deadline.

The CFP Closes: Monday, January 21, 2019 at 11:59pm PST

Open Networking Summit is the industry’s premier open networking event, enabling collaborative development and innovation across enterprises, service providers and cloud providers and discussing the future of Open Source Networking, including SDN, NFV, VNF, CNF/Cloud Native Networking, Orchestration, Automation of Cloud, Core Network, Edge, Access & IoT services.

Click here to learn more and submit via the ONS website. 
 
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Re: TF r5.0.1 release notes and getting started guide

Edward Ting
 

Hi Darien,

As far as I know, there is no such solution to upgrade from R3.x to R5.x.

R5.x is so different from R3.x, both deployment and runtime binaries. Also R5.x requires docker engine on all nodes whereas R3.x nodes don't have that, not to mention all services in R3.x are transformed to micro-services.

ISSU upgrade from R5.x to another R5.x is more doable, especially under HA mode.

cheers,
Edward


On Tue, Jan 15, 2019 at 2:28 PM Darien Hirotsu <darien@...> wrote:
Hi Edward-

Thank you for this! This documentation is helpful.

One question, is there an "upgrade" guide available to illustrate how to upgrade from 3.2 to 5.0.x? A quick search points to some Juniper documentation for an ISSU upgrade process from previous versions of TF to 5.0.x, so I'm wondering if there is a TF equivalent.
https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/contrail5.0/topics/concept/ISSU-ansible-deployer.html

If not, I would interested in working with the appropriate stakeholders to support such an effort to produce this documentation for the community. Per the message below, it looks like there is some work to be done to iron out 5.0.1 deployment details.
https://lists.tungsten.io/g/dev/message/1

Thanks in advance. Looking forward to your response/guidance.

Darien



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Edward Ting
 

** Proficiency, Execution, Quality, and Perfection **

 
 
Standalone Vrouter

Matthew.Davis.2@...
 

Hi,


I'm trying to play around with the vrouter. I want to test it on it's own.

I found a guide inside the Google Drive (tech/vrouter/Isolated vRouter 4_0 Setup and Testing.docx)
That looks like what I want to do. Although that guide is almost a year out of date.

I tried that guide. When I get to the `vif` commands, it fails with:

> Error registering NetLink client: No such file or directory (2)

I'm stuck. What does this error mean? I've looked through the source code which spits out that message, and I can't understand it.


That guide uses version R4.1. I also tried R5.0, but that won't compile, because of a missing file.

I tried compiling the contrail-vrouter repo. That results in a compilation error to do with a bad SConstruct file. (I'm not familiar with scons, so couldn't debug it.)

 

I tried building a docker container with vrouter with the contrail-container-builder repo. I ran into build issues there too.

Regards,
Matthew Davis
Re: TF r5.0.1 release notes and getting started guide

Darien Hirotsu
 

Hi Edward-

Thank you for this! This documentation is helpful.

One question, is there an "upgrade" guide available to illustrate how to upgrade from 3.2 to 5.0.x? A quick search points to some Juniper documentation for an ISSU upgrade process from previous versions of TF to 5.0.x, so I'm wondering if there is a TF equivalent.
https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/contrail5.0/topics/concept/ISSU-ansible-deployer.html

If not, I would interested in working with the appropriate stakeholders to support such an effort to produce this documentation for the community. Per the message below, it looks like there is some work to be done to iron out 5.0.1 deployment details.
https://lists.tungsten.io/g/dev/message/1

Thanks in advance. Looking forward to your response/guidance.

Darien
Propose Tungsten Fabric talks to the SDN room at FOSDEM

VM (Vicky) Brasseur
 

Ray Kinsella, the chair of the SDN dev room at FOSDEM, has written asking for Tungsten Fabric and other SDN-related talk proposals.

The CFP closes on November 25th, and the schedule will be announced on or around December 17th.

Happening in Brussels in February, FOSDEM is the largest free and open source software gathering in the world, so this would be an excellent opportunity to reach a lot of new people who are knowledgable about and/or interested in SDN.

Complete information about the dev room and its CFP, including a link to its mailing list, are here: 

http://mdr78.github.io/fosdem/2018/10/15/fosdem-2019-cfp.html

If you need any help with your proposal or would like anyone to review or edit it, please join and drop a message to the Conferences list. The community will be happy to lend a hand.

--V
Deadline today for KubeCon NA CFP : Tungsten Fabric Developers Summit

Jennifer Fowler
 

Don’t miss the opportunity to share your TF Story at KubeCon North America. *Submit your proposal today!*  Users and developers are invited to participate in the Tungsten Fabric Developers Summit on December 10.  Today is the deadline for CFPs  https://tungstenfabric.io/kubeconcfp/
Re: Edward TF talks in GNTC and KubeCon date/time

Paul Carver
 

The issue is probably with the list moderation. Each of the mailing lists is separately moderated. The moderation policy is supposed to be that only the first post to the list needs to be approved, but it’s separate for each list, so even if you’ve posted to several lists in the past, if you subscribe to a new list you still need a moderator to approve your post to that list.

 

Also, it’s not clear who the moderators are for each list.

 

Also, I’ve received emails that seem to be addressed to me as a moderator because they include text that tells me to click a link to approve the message but when I click the link it tells me I don’t have access.

 

Casey Cain was looking into this issue in relation to the TSC mailing list but it appears that it’s affecting the Conferences mailing list as well.

 

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From: Conferences@... <Conferences@...> On Behalf Of Heqing
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2018 16:23
To: Conferences@...
Cc: Edward Ting <lting2@...>; announce@...; dev@...; marketing@...; tsc@...; Zhu, Heqing <heqing.zhu@...>
Subject: [Conferences] Edward TF talks in GNTC and KubeCon date/time

 

Here is Edward’s proposal.  

 

Title: Multi-vendor SDN Controller Based on Tungsten Fabric

Abstract: A SDN controller for datacenter needs to manage not only virtual networks, but also physical networks. Tungsten Fabric has been proven to be an excellent choice for managing virtual networks, but how about its ability to manage physical networks? Can it manage physical devices from different vendors? If yes, is it easy to do so?

This talk will uncover the capability of Tungsten Fabric to manage multi-vendor physical devices.

Names: Edward Ting

email address: lting2@...

Talk: Full talk

Demo: based on availability

Bio: Mr. Ting is a Senior Software Development Manager responsible for Lenovo SDN Controller based on Tungsten Fabric. Prior to Lenovo Datacenter Group, Mr. Ting was with Ericsson NFV virtual router development as well as cloud automation. Mr. Ting has 20+ years of experiences in mobile, cloud, and telco industries.

 

I heard there are multiple folks have issues to send abstract  to Conferences@...... I am wondering that if we have lose the opportunity to receive the proposals. Maybe we should extend the deadline with a few more days.  

 

I don’t how to fix this.  My guess, subscribe the conference mailing list first, it may remove the security filter (block the unauthorized mail source). Can someone help here?  
CFP for KubeCon China: Tungsten Fabric Workshop

Jennifer Fowler
 

Don’t miss the opportunity to share your Tungsten Fabric story at KubeCon China on November 13.

Users and developers in the Tungsten Fabric community are invited to participate in Tungsten Fabric Workshop, an official Co-Located Event.

***The CFP deadline is this Friday, October 12.***

Submit your proposal this week at https://tungstenfabric.io/kubeconcfp/
 
 
TF r5.0.1 release notes and getting started guide

Edward Ting
 


Community official r5.0.1 release notes and getting started guide are available.
Welcome to all comments as well as volunteers.

https://github.com/tungstenfabric/docs/tree/master/releaseinfo/r5.0.1

Note the current version is based on .rst format. One can use sphinx-build to generate HTML format from rst.

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Best Regards,
 
Edward Ting
 

** Proficiency, Execution, Quality, and Perfection **

 
 
Community Team Drive Access

Gregory Elkinbard
 

Hi folks we are migrating all of our files from team drive to the wiki.

Drive access has been switched to view only.

Thanks

Greg

 
TF Community Update #poll

Casey Cain
 

Hello, everyone.

This is a reminder that the Tungsten Fabric Community Governance document needs to be approved and finalized by September 11th, 2018.  This document will impact all members of the Community and your vote matters.

You can review and comment on the document as linked below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pECNYVLkY1JY7xbf2963QyCgfK6NN8r1fK8arwK8Q5w/edit?usp=sharing

Please submit your vote no later than Sep 11th.  If you have any questions regarding this document, please join us on the weekly governance call or submit your questions to the discuss@... mailing list.

Best,
Casey Cain

Thank you for voting. Results will be available when the poll is closed.
Tungsten Fabric 5.0.1 release candidate

Paul Carver
 

I have built Tungsten Fabric containers using the manifest included below for the 5.0.1 release and pushed them to Docker Hub under my own Docker Hub account https://hub.docker.com/u/pcarver/ with the tag r5.0.1. I will be attempting to deploy them using the Contrail Helm Deployer (since Helm is AT&T’s preference) and if successful will push the same containers to Docker Hub under the tungstenfabric account https://hub.docker.com/u/tungstenfabric/

 

If anyone else wants to also try deploying these containers, especially via another installer such as the Ansible deployer, please go ahead and set your registry to my Docker Hub ID (pcarver) and let me know if you are successful. Ping me on Slack with any questions or concerns.

 

I’m hoping to announce the Tungsten Fabric 5.0.1 release by the end of this week.

 

 

<manifest>

<remote name="github" fetch="https://github.com/Juniper"/>

 

<default revision="refs/heads/master" remote="github"/>

 

<project name="contrail-build" remote="github" revision="ae7a389b70b18ffdc29c559c0b23f6a9e1c3f8f3" path="tools/build">

  <copyfile src="SConstruct" dest="SConstruct"/>

</project>

<project name="contrail-controller" remote="github" revision="d93fa9ffbd88be38f0516f737d3a92e575996c14" path="controller"/>

<project name="contrail-vrouter" remote="github" revision="4f209a34fc9ae809c45b5decfa0c79318fe17ef5" path="vrouter"/>

<project name="contrail-third-party" remote="github" revision="6d7ad8f226346809afa515c845e7cc797e5c4104" path="third_party"/>

<project name="contrail-sandesh" remote="github" revision="c6f41806da973f0a6130e214fdf763152694c876" path="tools/sandesh"/>

<project name="contrail-common" remote="github" revision="76997a86307ff70469eac51910fe18ec544fbfec" path="src/contrail-common"/>

<project name="contrail-analytics" remote="github" revision="a666e73204f39253ae6e0e4e884eac2d6da7424b" path="src/contrail-analytics"/>

<project name="contrail-api-client" remote="github" revision="7a63e212c87cba087d0909a1142c69707d843414" path="src/contrail-api-client"/>

<!-- Packages are split between contrail-packages and contrail-packaging -->

<project name="contrail-packages" remote="github" revision="8b36acaad513157da5c13c70137a2fba1aa26724" path="tools/packages">

  <copyfile src="packages.make" dest="packages.make"/>

</project>

<project name="contrail-provisioning" remote="github" revision="5f84edf5e478289b4461686d7fe7486a2c844fd2" path="tools/provisioning"/>

<project name="contrail-nova-vif-driver" remote="github" revision="e085cb692a2778367f2b567497ec3f2314ad9dc8" path="openstack/nova_contrail_vif"/>

<project name="contrail-neutron-plugin" remote="github" revision="af67d2304399d9751b32ce11e1097e00830c848c" path="openstack/neutron_plugin"/>

<project name="contrail-nova-extensions" remote="github" revision="ebc6cbc08338ded08056b08745c8b94932d1ef8a" path="openstack/nova_extensions"/>

<project name="contrail-heat" remote="github" revision="7e770345783f3de309e9ae680d9da951d633f5b2" path="openstack/contrail-heat"/>

<project name="contrail-web-storage" remote="github" revision="8fa06791899000cf35d47f66fde8896545e50fb6"/>

<project name="contrail-web-server-manager" remote="github" revision="df4c1efd1d3f699f28c3e0b81d9425fd86d120d4"/>

<project name="contrail-web-controller" remote="github" revision="0b8a4cef61ff3f2970545e25c7cc3b6e29c16083"/>

<project name="contrail-web-core" remote="github" revision="aff14a88e769126d5891ad641742e3a092ff7905"/>

<project name="contrail-webui-third-party" remote="github" revision="10d5493cc093e0b67e80af7e5b16b69f63e600ab" path="contrail-webui-third-party"/>

<project name="contrail-tripleo-puppet" remote="github" revision="d1fc0d74714549ee506cfe96a3837b5c2052d582" path="openstack/contrail-tripleo-puppet"/>

<!-- vCenter projects -->

<project name="contrail-java-api" remote="github" revision="db6b9fcf52995bab9a55fcc55749fa4b0d394a69" path="java-api"/>

<project name="vijava" remote="github" revision="9c6b48b3642975809e17ab00df75d81ec2e5ae46" path="vijava"/>

<project name="contrail-vcenter-plugin" remote="github" revision="74c0efcfaf7265c6bd00346481a79b0cf123627e" path="vcenter-plugin"/>

<project name="contrail-vcenter-manager" remote="github" revision="e7a7c51817bfb3d6ee798494df9764044c8be6f8" path="vcenter-manager"/>

<project name="contrail-vrouter-java-api" remote="github" revision="56d53c3f38714c04f1805107fcd18569d2df27cc" path="vrouter-java-api"/>

<project name="contrail-vro-plugin" remote="github" revision="8a5abb2c0274a6ecf7038f8e7bfba92bbcf27cbd" path="vro-plugin"/>

<!-- Used by OpenContrail CI jobs -->

<project name="contrail-fabric-utils" remote="github" revision="36572b964952d3eca72400f98b49d9f9b7b6121d" path="third_party/fabric-utils"/>

<project name="contrail-dpdk" remote="github" revision="c5841c5284bca2f6f1afe077131489674324db1c" path="third_party/dpdk"/>

<!-- contrail-specs repository contains per-branch directories, use master revision explicitly -->

<project name="contrail-specs" remote="github" revision="4e846419a754272cec3132d4a50b3ad50e9dc3d1" path="contrail-specs"/>

<project name="contrail-test" remote="github" revision="f546e5749ec6dcee41c083ca3c89c778052fbfb2" path="third_party/contrail-test"/>

 

</manifest>

 

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Re: Binary neutron server restarting

Sukhdev Kapur
 

Please provide the container logs so that we can see what is happening.

Thanks

-Sukhdev

 

 

From: <main@...> on behalf of Francisco Claudio Araujo Palmeira <fclaudiopalmeira@...>
Reply-To: "main@..." <main@...>
Date: Monday, August 27, 2018 at 6:49 AM
To: "main@..." <main@...>
Subject: [tungsten] Binary neutron server restarting

 

Hello guys,

 

Every other container is fine, but kolla/centos-binary-neutron-server:queens keeps trying to start with no sucess, have anyone seen this?what could it be?

 

Thank you in Advance
Binary neutron server restarting

Francisco Claudio Araujo Palmeira
 

Hello guys,

Every other container is fine, but kolla/centos-binary-neutron-server:queens keeps trying to start with no sucess, have anyone seen this?what could it be?

Thank you in Advance
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