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| author | dglFromAtt <dgl@research.att.com> | Wed May 09 17:50:57 2018 -0400 |
| committer | dglFromAtt <dgl@research.att.com> | Wed May 09 17:51:57 2018 -0400 |
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Replace SSL certificate Change-Id: I2284d9a0143061de7abbc26d0817d6b95dd0ebb4 Signed-off-by: dglFromAtt <dgl@research.att.com> Issue-ID: DMAAP-485
Data Movement as a Platform (DMaaP) Bus Controller provides an API for other ONAP infrastructure components to provision DMaaP resources. A typical DMaaP resource is a Data Router Feed or a Message Router Topic, and their associated publishers and subscribers. Other infrastucture resources such as DR Nodes and MR Clusters are also provisioned through this API.
When this component is included in a Continuous Integration environment, such as structured by the Linux Foundation, the artifacts can be created and deployed via Jenkins. The following maven targets are currently supported in the Build step:
clean install
This project is organized as a mvn project for a jar package. After cloning from this git repo:
mvn clean install
We can utilize docker to build and register the buscontroller container in a local dev repository. Note the Dockerfile follows ONAP convention of running app as root.
<assuming DOCKER_HOST is set appropriately for your environment> $ mvn -P docker docker:build
Details TBD.
Prior to starting container, place environment specific vars in /tmp/docker-databus-controller.conf on the Docker host, and map that file to /opt/app/config/conf. Run the container which will run the dmaapbc deploy command, which will update the container runtime properties appropriately, and start the Bus Controller.
For example, in ONAP Future Lab environment, /tmp/docker-databus-controller.conf looks like:
# DMaaP Bus Controller OpenSource environment vars CONT_DOMAIN=demo.dmaap.onap.org DMAAPBC_INSTANCE_NAME=ONAPfuture # The https port # set to 0 if certificate is not ready DMAAPBC_INT_HTTPS_PORT=0 DMAAPBC_KSTOREFILE=/opt/app/dcae-certificates DMAAPBC_KSTOREPASS=foofoofoo DMAAPBC_PVTKEYPASS=barbarbar DMAAPBC_PG_ENABLED=true DMAAPBC_PGHOST=zldciad1vipstg00.simpledemo.openecomp.org DMAAPBC_PGCRED=test234-ftl DMAAPBC_DRPROV_FQDN=zldciad1vidrps00.simpledemo.openecomp.org DMAAPBC_AAF_URL=https://aafapi.${CONT_DOMAIN}:8095/proxy/ DMAAPBC_TOPICMGR_USER=m99751@dmaapBC.openecomp.org DMAAPBC_TOPICMGR_PWD=enc:zyRL9zbI0py3rJAjMS0dFOnYfEw_mJhO DMAAPBC_ADMIN_USER=m99501@dcae.openecomp.org DMAAPBC_ADMIN_PWD=enc:YEaHwOJrwhDY8a6usetlhbB9mEjUq9m DMAAPBC_PE_ENABLED=false DMAAPBC_PE_AAF_ENV=TBD
Then the following steps could be used to pull and run the Bus Controller. (onap-nexus is just an example)
$ $ docker pull nexus3.onap.org:10003/onap/dmaap/buscontroller:latest $ docker run -d -p 18080:8080 -p 18443:8443 -v /tmp/docker-databus-controller.conf:/opt/app/config/conf nexus3.onap.org:10003/onap/dmaap/buscontroller:latest