OPNFV Plugfest: 

ODL's Delivery Pipelines

Daniel Farrell
@dfarrell07
Red Hat SDN Team

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Daniel Farrell
Software Engineer, Red Hat SDN Team

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PTL:
  • OpenDaylight Integration/Packaging
  • OPNFV CPerf
 

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Committer:
  • OpenDaylight Integration/Test
  • CentOS NFV SIG

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OpenDaylight TSC

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tl;dr - OpenDaylight side of ODL+OPNFV integration

Overview

Overview

New OPNFV CD requirements

Overview

ODL's delivery pipelines

OPNFV: CREATING NEW REQUIREMENTS

OPNFV: CREATING NEW REQUIREMENTS

Upstream -> Installers -> Test Projects -> Upstream

OPNFV: CREATING NEW REQUIREMENTS

Upstream -> Installers -> Test Projects -> Upstream
^^Frequency of this cycle is important!

OPNFV: CREATING NEW REQUIREMENTS

Upstream -> Installers
1. Upstream projects must release frequently

OPNFV: CREATING NEW REQUIREMENTS

Upstream -> Installers
2. Upstream must provide install/config tools

New Req: Frequency

NEW REQ: FREQUENCY

1. Upstream projects need to release frequently
^^How frequently?

NEW REQ: FREQUENCY

OPNFV CI is limited by rate of integrated project releases

NEW REQ: FREQUENCY

OPNFV can't test new artifacts faster than they are released

NEW REQ: FREQUENCY

Slow releases -> re-testing same artifacts

NEW REQ: FREQUENCY

Quick releases -> Quick feedback about breakages

NEW REQ: FREQUENCY

New Theorem:
As OPNFV approaches CI, consumed project approach CD

NEW REQ: FREQUENCY

Affects all projects consumed by OPNFV
(ODL, ONOS, OpenContrail, OVS, DPDK...)

New Req: ARTIFACTS

NEW REQ: ARTIFACTS

Modern deployments require complex release artifacts

NEW REQ: ARTIFACTS

Tarballs and hope are not enough

NEW REQ: ARTIFACTS

Upstream must provide well-defined knobs for OPNFV's config

NEW REQ: ARTIFACTS

OPNFV minimum: Install via config management tool
(Puppet, Ansible, ...)

NEW REQ: ARTIFACTS

Each integrated project needs to provide a config tool

NEW REQ: ARTIFACTS

Config tools typically build on packages
(RPM, .deb)

NEW REQ: ARTIFACTS

Affects all projects consumed by OPNFV
(ODL, ONOS, OpenContrail, OVS, DPDK...)

ODL's CD Pipeline

ODL'S CD PIPELINE

Three-layer stack

ODL'S CD PIPELINE

Packaging layer

ODL'S CD PIPELINE

RPM, .deb

ODL'S CD PIPELINE

Configuration Management Layer

ODL'S CD PIPELINE

Puppet module, Ansible role

ODL'S CD PIPELINE

Pre-Configured Images Layer

ODL'S CD PIPELINE

Containers, VMs
(Docker, Vagrant base boxes)

PACKAGE LAYER

PACKAGE LAYER

Handles system-level dependencies
(Java...)

PACKAGE LAYER

Lays down the basic files

PACKAGE LAYER

Creates required users/groups

PACKAGE LAYER

Sets permissions

PACKAGE LAYER

Configures systemd

PACKAGE LAYER

Current: RPMs

PACKAGE LAYER

Soon: DEBs

RPM

RPM

CentOS Community Build System

RPM

Example

RPM

[opendaylight-40-release]
name=CentOS CBS OpenDaylight Beryllium repository
baseurl=http://cbs.centos.org/repos/nfv7-opendaylight-40-release/$basearch/os/
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0

RPM

Install ODL's repo
[~]$ sudo curl -o /etc/yum.repos.d/opendaylight-40-release.repo \
                  <URL to repo config>

RPM

Install ODL
[~]$ sudo yum install -y opendaylight
<snip>
Installed:
  opendaylight.noarch 0:4.0.0-1.el7
Complete!

RPM

Systemd integration
[~]$ sudo systemctl start opendaylight

RPM

Systemd integration
[~]$ sudo systemctl is-active opendaylight
active

RPM

RPM

[/opt/opendaylight/bin]$ ./client
<snip>
opendaylight-user@root>feature:install ...

RPM

#endexample

CONFIG MANAGEMENT LAYER

CONFIG MANAGEMENT LAYER

Installs ODL via package layer

CONFIG MANAGEMENT LAYER

Edits files to apply configuration
(Karaf features, port mappings, L3, logging, HA...)

CONFIG MANAGEMENT LAYER

Opens ports in FirewalD

CONFIG MANAGEMENT LAYER

Manages ODL's systemd service

PUPPET

Puppet

Puppet Forge

Puppet

Well-developed API

Puppet

CONTRIBUTING.md
We work to make contributing easy.

Puppet

OS Support

Puppet

Community: Ubuntu support

Puppet

Supports tarball-based installs

Puppet

class { 'opendaylight':
  install_method => 'tarball',
  tarball_url    => '<URL to your custom tarball>',
  unitfile_url   => '<URL to your custom unitfile>',
}

PUPPET

Recommended tarballs: Autorelease artifacts

Puppet

Future: Tarballs -> .deb packages

Puppet

Well tested

PUPPET

rspec-puppet
(100% coverage, not worth discussion)

Puppet

Beaker

Puppet

Deploy against real VMs

Puppet

Verify resulting state

Puppet

Repeat for various configs

Puppet

At a high level...

Puppet

In detail...

Puppet

Bringing machine 'centos-7' up with 'virtualbox' provider...

centos-7 12:45:09$ yum install -y puppet

Puppet

centos-7 12:45:46$ puppet apply <test manifest>

Puppet

centos-7 12:49:37$ /bin/sh -c systemctl\ is-active\ opendaylight
active

centos-7 executed in 0.04 seconds
      should be running

Puppet

centos-7 12:49:37$ /bin/sh -c id\ odl
uid=1001(odl) gid=1001(odl) groups=1001(odl)

centos-7 executed in 0.04 seconds
      should exist

Puppet

centos-7 executed in 0.05 seconds
            should match /^featuresBoot=standard,ssh/

Puppet

Finished in 5 minutes 22 seconds (files took 1 minute 10.87 seconds to load)
132 examples, 0 failures

Puppet

Beaker is pretty great

Puppet

Example: Vagrant provisioner

Puppet

At a high level...

Puppet

vagrant-opendaylight/Vagrantfile: 
  # Box that installs ODL via Puppet RPM method on CentOS 7
  config.vm.define "cent7_pup_rpm" do |cent7_pup_rpm|
    # Build Vagrant box based on CentOS 7
    cent7_pup_rpm.vm.box = "centos/7"

    # Add EPEL repo for access to Puppet et al
    cent7_pup_rpm.vm.provision "shell", inline: "yum install -y epel-release"

    # Install Puppet
    cent7_pup_rpm.vm.provision "shell", inline: "yum install -y puppet"

    # Install OpenDaylight using its Puppet module
    cent7_pup_rpm.vm.provision "puppet" do |puppet|
      puppet.module_path = ["modules"]
      puppet.manifest_file = "odl_install.pp"
    end
  end

Puppet

In detail...

Puppet

      puppet.manifest_file = "odl_install.pp"

Puppet

[~/vagrant-opendaylight]$ cat manifests/odl_install.pp
class { 'opendaylight':
  extra_features => ['odl-ovsdb-sfc'],
}

Puppet

Provision the box

Puppet

[~/vagrant-opendaylight]$ vagrant up cent7_pup_rpm

Puppet

ODL installed
Notice: /Stage[main]/Opendaylight::Install/Yumrepo[opendaylight]/ensure: created
Notice: /Stage[main]/Opendaylight::Install/Package[opendaylight]/ensure: created

Puppet

Features configured
/Stage[main]/Opendaylight::Config/File[org.apache.karaf.features.cfg]/content: content changed '<hash>' to '<different hash>'

Puppet

Explore

Puppet

[~/vagrant-opendaylight]$ vagrant ssh cent7_pup_rpm
[vagrant@localhost ~]$

Puppet

[vagrant@localhost ~]$ sudo systemctl is-active opendaylight
active

Puppet

[vagrant@localhost ~]$ ssh -p 8101 karaf@localhost
# password "karaf"

Puppet


Puppet

opendaylight-user@root>config:list | grep featuresBoot\ =
   featuresBoot = <default features>,odl-ovsdb-sfc

Puppet

opendaylight-user@root>feature:list | grep odl-ovsdb-sfc
odl-ovsdb-sfc | 1.2.1-Beryllium | x | odl-ovsdb-sfc-1.2.1-Beryllium <snip>

Puppet

#endexample

ANSIBLE

Ansible

Ansible Galaxy

Ansible

Simple

Ansible

[~/ansible-opendaylight]$ cat tasks/main.yml
---
- include: install_odl.yml
- include: configure_karaf_features.yml
- include: configure_nb_rest_port.yml
- include: open_nb_rest_port.yml
- include: start_odl.yml

Ansible

- name: Start ODL systemd service
  service:
    name=opendaylight
    enabled=yes
    state=started

Ansible

- name: Configure ODL Karaf features
  template:
    src=org.apache.karaf.features.cfg
    dest=/opt/opendaylight/etc/
    owner=odl
    group=odl
  notify:
    - Stop ODL
    - Cleanup Karaf
    - Start ODL

Ansible

[~/ansible-opendaylight]$ wc -l **/*.yml 
<snip>
203 total

Ansible

Rejects Puppet's style of testing
“don’t unit test your playbook"

“Ansible believes you should not need another framework to validate basic things of your infrastructure”

Ansible

So no rspec-puppet or Beaker

Ansible

Fail fast and clearly

Ansible

Focus on the deployment logic

Ansible

Example: Vagrant provisioner

Ansible

At a high level...

Ansible

  # Box that installs ODL via its Ansible role on CentOS 7
  config.vm.define "cent7_ansible" do |cent7_ansible|
    # Build Vagrant box based on CentOS 7
    cent7_ansible.vm.box = "centos/7"

    # Install ODL using the Ansible provisioner
    cent7_ansible.vm.provision "ansible" do |ansible|
      # Path to Ansible playbook that installs ODL using ODL's Ansible role
      ansible.playbook = "provisioning/playbook.yml"
    end
  end

Ansible

In detail...

Ansible

      ansible.playbook = "provisioning/playbook.yml"

Ansible

[~/vagrant-opendaylight]$ cat provisioning/playbook.yml
---
- hosts: all
  sudo: yes
  roles:
    - opendaylight

ansible

Provision the box

Ansible

[~/vagrant-opendaylight]$ vagrant up cent7_ansible

ansible

At a high level...

Ansible

In detail...

Ansible

TASK: [opendaylight | Add ODL yum repo] ********************************** 
changed: [cent7_ansible]
TASK: [opendaylight | Install ODL via RPM repo] **************************
changed: [cent7_ansible]

Ansible

TASK: [opendaylight | Check if FirewallD service is running] ************* 
ok: [cent7_ansible]
TASK: [opendaylight | Open ODL NB REST port via FirewallD] *************** 
skipping: [cent7_ansible]

Ansible

TASK: [opendaylight | Start ODL systemd service] ************************* 
changed: [cent7_ansible]

Ansible

Explore

Ansible

[~/vagrant-opendaylight]$ vagrant ssh cent7_ansible
[vagrant@localhost ~]$

Ansible

[vagrant@localhost ~]$ sudo systemctl is-active opendaylight
active

Ansible

Example: Config change

Ansible

[~/vagrant-opendaylight]$ cat provisioning/playbook.yml
---
- hosts: all
  sudo: yes
  roles:
    - role: opendaylight
      extra_features: ['odl-ovsdb-sfc']

Ansible

[~/vagrant-opendaylight]$ vagrant provision cent7_ansible

ansible

At a high level...

Ansible

In detail...

Ansible

TASK: [opendaylight | Configure ODL Karaf features] ********************** 
changed: [cent7_ansible]

Ansible

NOTIFIED: [opendaylight | Stop ODL] ************************************** 
changed: [cent7_ansible]

NOTIFIED: [opendaylight | Cleanup Karaf] ********************************* 
changed: [cent7_ansible]

NOTIFIED: [opendaylight | Start ODL] ************************************* 
changed: [cent7_ansible]

Ansible

Explore

Ansible

[~/vagrant-opendaylight]$ vagrant ssh cent7_ansible

Ansible

[vagrant@localhost ~]$ sudo systemctl is-active opendaylight
active

Ansible

[vagrant@localhost ~]$ /vagrant/scripts/connect.sh


Ansible


Ansible

opendaylight-user@root>config:list | grep odl-ovsdb-sfc
featuresBoot = config,<snip>,odl-ovsdb-sfc

Ansible

opendaylight-user@root>feature:list | grep odl-ovsdb-sfc
odl-ovsdb-sfc | 1.2.1-Beryllium | x | odl-ovsdb-sfc-1.2.1-Beryllium <snip>

PRE-CONFIGURED IMAGES

PRE-CONFIGURED IMAGES

Environment with ODL installed and configured

PRE-CONFIGURED IMAGES

Built using config management layer

PRE-CONFIGURED IMAGES

VM images
(Vagrant base boxes)

PRE-CONFIGURED IMAGES

Containers
(Docker)

PRE-CONFIGURED IMAGES

Built with Packer

PACKER

Packer

Creates ODL's Vagrant base box + Docker image

Packer

Everything's in VCS

Packer

Common Ansible path
(powerful config, free updates)

CONTAINERS

Containers

Example: One-liner Karaf shell

Containers

$ docker run -ti dfarrell07/odl:4.0.0 /opt/opendaylight/bin/karaf

Containers

$ docker ps
CONTACONTAINER ID   IMAGE                  COMMAND
b2869594fab3        dfarrell07/odl:4.0.0   "/opt/opendaylight/bin/karaf"

Containers

#endexamples

VAGRANT BASE BOX

Vagrant Base Box

Best user experience?

Vagrant Base Box

Example

Vagrant Base Box

[~/sandbox]$ vagrant init -m opendaylight/odl
[~/sandbox]$ cat Vagrantfile
Vagrant.configure(2) do |config|
  config.vm.box = "opendaylight/odl"
end

Vagrant Base Box

[~/sandbox]$ vagrant up

Vagrant Base Box

    default: URL: https://atlas.hashicorp.com/opendaylight/odl
==> default: Adding box 'opendaylight/odl' (v4.0.0)

Vagrant Base Box

[~/sandbox]$ vagrant status
Current machine states:

default                   running (libvirt)

Vagrant Base Box

[~/sandbox]$ vagrant ssh

Vagrant Base Box

[vagrant@localhost ~]$ sudo systemctl is-active opendaylight
active

Vagrant Base Box

#endexample

CONCLUSION

CONCLUSION

Upstream projects must provide config mgmt tools for OPNFV

Conclusion

ODL upstream provides delivery pipelines, catered to OPNFV

CONCLUSION

Rate of OPNFV's CI is limited by consumed project's CD

CONCLUSION

Tools created by OPNFV installers welcome upstream

CONCLUSION

OPNFV+upstream collaboration: major win

Contact

Daniel Farrell
Twitter (optimal):
@dfarrell07

Others:
dfarrell@redhat.com
dfarrell07 on IRC, GitHub

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