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1. Select an Edge Site MTN1 (or MTN2) by clicking on the radio button in the GUI table displayed in the Home page. These are the two default sites available in the Seed code.
2. For the selected Edge site, select a Blueprint (Rover or Unicycle) from the drop-down menu.
3. Click on Upload button (in the Blueprint column), this will open a pop-up dialog
4. Provide the edge site-specific details such as:
   1. Host IP address
   2. Host user
   3. Host password.
   4. Click on Browse button, select the input file for Blueprint - Rover (Single-Node Cluster). 
      The input file is a property file that stores information in key-value format.  Sample input file used for ‘Rover’ deploy: 

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Installation

1. Navigate to the add-ons Akraino Blueprint > Add-Ons page via the sidebar left navigation menu.
2. Select a deployed edge site on the Install ONAP page.
3. Choose Install ONAP to begin installation.
4. Click on Upload button (in the sites column), this will open a pop-up dialog

5. Click on Browse button, select the input file for ONAP (parameters.env file).  
   The input file is a property file that stores information in key=value format.  Sample input file used for ONAP: 

   Info
   title parameters.env
   Copy and paste the below contents in to a file, and save it as parameters.env. Use this file for uploading as mentioned in step 4 above. Verify the configuration details as applicable to your environment. For more details refer to Appendix - ONAP Configuration

   
   

   Code Block
   language bash
   # Parameters that will be populated by camunda engine parameters: public_net_name: public public_physical_net_provider_name: bond0 provider_segmentation_id: 50 public_physical_net_type: vlan public_subnet_name: public public_subnet_cidr: 172.24.8.0/24 public_subnet_allocation_start: 172.24.8.221 public_subnet_allocation_end: 172.24.8.225 public_subnet_dns_nameserver: 8.8.8.8 public_subnet_gateway_ip: 172.24.8.1 flavor_name: m1.onap onap_vm_public_key: ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQCWcbAk6SJxvYf4CM75JGWsQ38149Fhu4dUXUmnmASFWuvPJ6sCpoGyMPQdEMEt3wITCFGfS4gw6eQO39NUaS4JqWYjNN6sejernldwyqGwz42H/rn7CL0xhbCql9upWF+2bm5X46UgSwZBYcLxW0BrOh+0lxkON+2qOGZFbtEcOUeOVmRSJdBuxczyGD5i6zusITJ00scqfNTCyRLm8JiHlW9SY43iyj3Lq0cDxYQ97fKX2F+0D/JfnWPu/2v+HaJWDpfpNG/Mo/SVzNAwE997DMY1ZD9jJsoYPr8UWypQQJUMldn3P+ERaswNTXnGbmCnwRGlj7IANnmGCc7koi6t root@csoaiclab01-85 http_proxy: https_proxy: no_proxy: keystone_admin_password: password onap_tenant_password: amsterdam onap_artifacts_http_repo:

   
   

6. User will see the "file uploaded successfully" message in the sites column. Then, "Install ONAP" button gets enabled.
7. Click "Install ONAP" to begin the installation.
8. The ONAP status changes from ‘Not started’ to ‘In progress’ to ‘Complete’The ONAP status changes to Complete once the job is finished.
9. ONAP VM will be created successfully after the job is finishedcompletes.  It takes may take several hours until for ONAP becomes to become operational.

Onboarding a Sample VNF

1. Navigate to the Akraino Sites page via the left navigation menu.
2. Select a deployed site. The VNF Onboard button becomes enabled.
3. Choose VNF Onboard and supply the VNF Type.
4. deployed edge site in the GUI table displayed. The VNF Onboard button becomes enabled.
5. Click VNF Onboard This will open a Pop up dialog.  Choose VNF as vCDN (Sample VNF) from the drop-down
6. Verify all the default entries as applicable to your environment.
7. Click Onboard Choose Onboard  to begin the sample VNF installation. This process may take few minutes to complete.
8. The VNF Onboard status changes from ‘Not started’ to ‘In progress’ to ‘Complete’.

The Sample VNF creates an Apache Traffic Server cache instance and a Locust load generator client instance in the OpenStack environment for the selected site.  By default, the Sample VNF will create a heat stack name ats-demo.  The heat stack will contain two instances named ats-demo-client and ats-demo-server.  The default configuration of the server instance is to cache the Big Buck Bunny videos from the internet server and then serve the video to the client from its ramdisk. The heat stack will output the client and server URLs.  The client URL will display the Locust load generator dashboard.  The server URL will allow you to play the video in a browser.

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