Hi Prakash,

I think the issue is that the existing scenario’s use device drivers rather 
that protons.

While we can leverage existing integrations as baseline I do believe we will 
require a different composition.  I actually wonder if FDS might be a good 
option as a starting point where it provides an integration point to the 
network control plane that does not derive from an adaptation of the ML2 
architecture.

/ Chris

On 2016-11-05, 00:16, "Prakash Ramchandran" 
<[email protected] on behalf of 
[email protected]> wrote:

    George,
    
    Your points are relevant. My only question is can we not reuse any of the 
existing Apex scenarios for the Danube listed under APEX in the following?
    https://wiki.opnfv.org/display/SWREL/Danube+Scenario+Status
    
    If there is any one that fits closest can we not adapt them like?
    os-odl_l2-sfc-ha Apex @Brady Johnson
    os-odl_l3-ovs-noha Apex @Thomas F Herbert
    
    check with Brady Johnson if they really have an HA for SFC and Thomas what 
it means to be noha?
    Since  Gluon uses odl we can use ether one, with ha and noha as well l2/l3 
options.
    
    
    Once we know what is difference between the two options and what changes we 
need to make to work with both l2 and l3 we can plan for if required for new 
scenario os-odl-gluon-noha
    
    
    Meanwhile we work with the two scenarios identified for seeing what it 
takes to adapt them, you go ahead and add the scenario os-odl-gluon-noha 
Apex@Georg Kunz
    to wiki page https://wiki.opnfv.org/display/SWREL/Danube+Scenario+Status
    
    Hope this helps David McBride and CI/CD and Infrastructure team to see how 
they can help us.
    
    Have a good weekend as we may be in for shock nextweek of  AmeXit 
(following BreXit)!!!
    
    Thanks
    Prakash 
    
    
    Prakash Ramchandran
     R&D USA
    FutureWei Technologies, Inc
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    -----Original Message-----
    From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Georg Kunz
    Sent: Friday, November 04, 2016 7:24 AM
    To: HU, BIN ([email protected]); Nikolas Hermanns; Tim Irnich; 
[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; 
[email protected]; Jeff Collins II
    Cc: [email protected]
    Subject: [opnfv-tech-discuss] [netready] Gluon integration in OPNFV
    
    Hi guys,
    
    As I mentioned during the last meeting, I am working towards installer 
support for Gluon in OPNFV. I believe it is highly beneficial for Gluon if we 
can make use of the CI and testing framework that OPNFV provides - in addition 
to the community building, of course. In this context, I have been in contact 
with Feng Pan from the Apex team.
    
    The first step towards an OPNFV integration is to define a new deployment 
scenario for Gluon. This involves a couple of aspects I'd like to get your 
input on:
    
    * SDN controller: There are currently two major SDN controllers in OPNFV: 
ODL and ONOS. Based on our experience and competence, I propose to start with 
ODL.
    * Network Service: This one is simple as we only have the L3VPN service at 
the moment.
    * Layer: The current scenarios distinguish between l2 and l3. For Gluon, 
I'd like to refrain from prematurely restricting the deployed network service. 
Hence, I propose to leave out any reference to l2 or l3.
    * Installer: As I mentioned, the Apex team voiced interest in supporting 
this activity.
    * High-availability: We have not looked into high-availability aspects of 
Gluon yet. Hence, I propose to define a noha scenario first.
    
    In summary, given the OPNFV scenario naming conventions, a first Gluon 
scenario would be called os-odl-gluon-noha.
    
    Let know what you think.
    
    Best regards
    Georg
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