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  • tapi-common
    • context
    • get-service-interface-point-details
    • get-service-interface-point-list
  • tapi-connectivity
    • create-connectivity-service
    • delete-connectivity-service
    • get-connectivity-service-details
    • get-connectivity-service-list

1) STC testing on a single ONOS instance

The first scenario is deployed on a single ONOS instance, whose version should be beyond 2.0.

1.1) ONOS instance setup and equipment setup


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titleonos setup
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# This scrip is used to test ODTN on single ONOS instance in branch 2.0
# Before this script:
#   1. Make sure the default Python version is 2.x
#   2. Run ONOS locally (bazel run onos-local -- clean)
#   3. Start sshd service, and make sure "ssh $USER@localhost" operation doesn't need passwd
#   4. Emulator configuration could be found under directory $HOME/emulator

# env configuration based on the default ONOS environment
# single ONOS instance runs on local machine directly
export ONOS_ROOT="${ONOS_ROOT:-~/onos}"
source ${ONOS_ROOT}/tools/dev/bash_profile
source ${ONOS_ROOT}/tools/build/envDefaults
unset OC2
unset OC3
export OC1="127.0.0.1"
export OCI="$OC1"
export ONOS_INSTANCES="$OC1"
export ONOS_USER=$USER
# make sure the installation directory, which would be used in command "onos-check-logs".
export OV=`echo $ONOS_VERSION | sed "s/\.$USER/-SNAPSHOT/g" `
export ONOS_INSTLLINSTALL_DIR=/tmp/onos-${OV}/apache-karaf-${KARAF_VERSION}/data
export EMULATOR_ROOT="${EMULATOR_ROOT:-$HOME/emulator}"

# Check whether onos starts successfully.
for t in {1..60}; do
    echo "$t-th times curl request"
    curl --fail -sS http://localhost:8181/onos/v1/applications --user "onos:rocks" 1>/dev/null 2>&1 && break;
    sleep 2
done

After ONOS starts, the equipment should be ready for a connection. Here, we use the docker containers to simulate two Cassini emulators. The readers can also build their own emulators, which only need several configured Netconf servers for simplicity. 

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# You should specify this emulator variable manually.
export EMULATOR_ROOT="${EMULATOR_ROOT:-$HOME/emulator}"
# run the emulators
cd ${EMULATOR_ROOT}
# The emulators run as docker containers.
docker-compose up -d

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