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20181213 - thank you Alexis and Beejal Shah

Something else I forgot to mention, I did change the heat templates to adapt for our Ubuntu images in our env (to enable additional NICs, eth2 / eth3) and also disable gateway by default on the 2 additional subnets created.

See attached for the modified files.

Cheers,

Alexis.

sudo chmod 777 master_nfs_node.sh 

I reran the vFWCL use case in my re-installed Casablanca lab and here is what I had to manually do post-install :

- fix Robot "robot-eteshare-configmap" config map and adjust values that did not my match my env (onap_private_subnet_id, sec_group, dcae_collector_ip, Ubuntu image names, etc...).
- fix DEFAULT_KEYSTONE entry in identity_services in SO catalog DB for proper identity_url, mso_id, mso_pass; note that those are populated based on parsing the "so-openstack-adapter-app-configmap" config map, however it seems the config map is not populated with the entries from the kubernetes/onap/values.yaml file. It might be something I do wrong when installing, though I followed steps from Wiki.

Other than that, for closed-loop to work, policies need to be pushed :

- make sure to push the policies from pap (PRELOAD_POLICIES=true then run config/push-policies.sh from /tmp/policy-install folder)

(the following are for heat not kubernetes)

For the Robot execution :

- ran "demo.sh <namespace> init"
- ran "ete-k8s.sh [namespace] instantiateDemoVFWCL"

Finally, for Policy to actually parse the proper model ID from the AAI reponse on the named-query, policy-engine needs to be restarted manually; the robot script fails at doing and need to do it manually after the Robot test ends (I did not investigate the robot part, but basically looks like an ssh is done and fails)

docker exec -t -u policy drools bash -c "source /opt/app/policy/etc/profile.d/env.sh; policy stop docker exec -t -u policy drools bash -c "source /opt/app/policy/etc/profile.d/env.sh; policy start

That's it, in my case, with the above the vFWCL closed loop works just fine and able to see APP-C processing the modifyConfig event and change the number of streams using netconf to the packet generator.

Cheers,

Alexis.