Week 6 Updates

Hello Everyone, 

Finally, I got the VMs recreated now on public IP address. Glad about this. 

I again began setting up the development environment on the VM, started with the installation of helium version of the ODL controller on one of the VMs. 

Though, the resources on this VM is small, only 2GB RAM and 1 core VCPU, so we decided to install only one feature set ie. odl-openflowplugin-flow-services-ui. 

Now I'm able to access the URL http://199.188.118.102:8181/dlux/index.html for the DLUX service via the browser and able to login successfully with admin/admin. I could see the topology. I was even able to watch the CPU on this VM while the modules / features were getting loaded using top command.

On the other VMs, I have installed mininet and Robot framework separately. 

After that, I tested the installation of mininet. One issue faced on the VM in which I have installed Robot framework, I was not able to launch RIDE using terminal. Since, this is not important, as we'll be running our test suite using pybot, hence we ignored this thing.

The below command was used to run the Longevity test suite :

pybot -N 010__longevity.txt -c critical -e exclude -v BUNDLEFOLDER:distribution-karaf-0.2.3-Helium-SR3 -v WORKSPACE:/tmp -v NEXUSURL_PREFIX:http://nexus01.dfw.opendaylight.org:8081/nexus -v CONTROLLER:199.188.118.102 -v CONTROLLER_USER:root -v MININET:199.188.118.103 -v MININET1: -v MININET2: -v MININET_USER:root -v USER_HOME:/root /root/integration/test/csit/suites/openflowplugin/Longevity

After setting up the development environment, I tried to run the basic Longevity test suite but facing some issues due to which the test is failing. I'll have a discussion on this with Jamo this week.

Cheers,
Nitika