Difference between revisions of "VPP Sandbox/vpp-userdemo"
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This is a Vagrant based user demo environment for beginners with VPP | This is a Vagrant based user demo environment for beginners with VPP | ||
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- gives a file of the commands used to try themselves | - gives a file of the commands used to try themselves | ||
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- vagrant (1.8) | - vagrant (1.8) | ||
- virtualbox / vmware fusion | - virtualbox / vmware fusion | ||
| − | + | = GETTING STARTED = | |
- clone the repo | - clone the repo | ||
- modify env.sh if needed and ```source ./env.sh``` | - modify env.sh if needed and ```source ./env.sh``` | ||
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- ... run the demo | - ... run the demo | ||
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- From the Host, where you ran ```vagrant up``` run ```./run <demoname>``` | - From the Host, where you ran ```vagrant up``` run ```./run <demoname>``` | ||
```./run <demoname>``` | ```./run <demoname>``` | ||
| − | + | = DEMOs = | |
| − | + | == routing - directly connected routing == | |
- Creates two network namespaces c1, c2 | - Creates two network namespaces c1, c2 | ||
- A gateway interface for each on VPP | - A gateway interface for each on VPP | ||
- Routes due to directly connected routes inserted into default FIB | - Routes due to directly connected routes inserted into default FIB | ||
| − | + | == bridging - directly connected interfaces into a bridge-domain == | |
- Creates two network namespaces c1, c2 | - Creates two network namespaces c1, c2 | ||
- Adds interfaces to VPP and add them to bridge-domain 1 | - Adds interfaces to VPP and add them to bridge-domain 1 | ||
- MAC addresses are automatically learned | - MAC addresses are automatically learned | ||
| − | + | == tracing - how to show a "day in the life of a packet" in VPP == | |
- Same environment as "routing" demo | - Same environment as "routing" demo | ||
- How to add a trace | - How to add a trace | ||
- View a trace | - View a trace | ||
- Interpret a trace | - Interpret a trace | ||
Revision as of 16:45, 14 September 2016
Contents
INTRO
This is a Vagrant based user demo environment for beginners with VPP
The demo requires NodeJS installed on the host (today - we are working dilligently to keep this "all in the VM")
You then do the following:
- install nodeJS from nodejs.org/en/download/ for you host distribution
- from folder vpp-userdemo/gui/backend:
npm install
- from folder vpp-userdemo/gui:
NODE_ENV=production node backend/server.js
It walks a user through - each of the commands, - the expected output, - gives a file of the commands used to try themselves
REQUIREMENTS
- vagrant (1.8) - virtualbox / vmware fusion
GETTING STARTED
- clone the repo - modify env.sh if needed and ```source ./env.sh``` - by default the VM uses 2 x CPUs and 4G RAM - ```vagrant up``` - ... run the demo
RUNNING DEMOs
- From the Host, where you ran ```vagrant up``` run ```./run <demoname>```
```./run <demoname>```
DEMOs
routing - directly connected routing
- Creates two network namespaces c1, c2 - A gateway interface for each on VPP - Routes due to directly connected routes inserted into default FIB
bridging - directly connected interfaces into a bridge-domain
- Creates two network namespaces c1, c2 - Adds interfaces to VPP and add them to bridge-domain 1 - MAC addresses are automatically learned
tracing - how to show a "day in the life of a packet" in VPP
- Same environment as "routing" demo - How to add a trace - View a trace - Interpret a trace
