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Any document that explains OOM-Kubernetes-VM interactions. 

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      There are multiple OOM documents linked off the OOM Project Description on readthedocs. One of the documents is a Cloud Setup Guilde which describes in detail how to setup OOM/ONAP on a variety of cloud technologies - including deploying with Rancher on OpenStack VMs.  If there is something that you're looking for that isn't in these documents, please let me know.

      Thanks, Roger

      1. MANOJAVA BHARADWAJ BHAGAVATHULA

        Thanks Roger,

        As I understand there are variety of private cloud that OOM supports using Kubernetes and other public cloud infrastructure (that does not involved Kubernetes) (please correct if am wrong).

        I have few more questions

        Is there is any pictorial description of logical organization of containers/VM of various components of ONAP?

         Is there is any component diagram that shows different components and their interactions between Kubernetes ↔ OOM  ↔ Rancher ? there are other solutions in addition to Rancher (Kubeadm or Cloudify ) do we have any high level architecture diagram about them?

         

        Thanks

        Manoj

      2. Roger Maitland

        Hi Manoj,

        Kubernetes is a must for OOM.  We use Helm/Kubernetes to orchestrate the 100+ pods that compose ONAP.

        Rancher or Kubeadm or Cloudify are all possible solutions to the installation and management of Kubernetes (we recommend Rancher but Kubeadm is used by many as well). Kubernetes (K8s) needs a set of computing 'nodes' to work with - these can be physical machines or virtual machines, your choice.  With Rancher you'll be able to add 'nodes' to your cluster and K8s will use these machines to deploy the ONAP pods (normally just single Docker containers).

        In addition to these, you'll find that many pubic clouds support K8s inherently so you'll be able to focus on ONAP and not on the infrastructure.  Unfortunately, we don't have detailed instructions on how to used these capabilities yet.

        I hope this helps.

        Cheers, Roger

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