Midostack enables you to start an all-in-one node OpenStack + MidoNet
environment with a single command, by making use of
devstack.
It builds MidoNet from source and configures/runs devstack to use MidoNet as
the Neutron plugin. By default, master branch is used for MidoNet as well as
openstack projects(Neutron, Nova, etc).
See midonet_stack.sh -h for more options to configure Midostack environment.
Note that this is intended for a developer environment, not for a production environment.
- Ubuntu 14.04 with 4GB of RAM + swap
This section describes how to run MidoStack on a Vagrant VM. If you'd like to run MidoStack on your host environment directly, please skip this section and move to Stacking up section.
Run the following command to launch a VM for MidoStack:
$ cd midostack
midostack$ vagrant upIt launches the default VM with the following port forwarding and mount
configurations as explained below.
Once the VM is up, you can do vagrant ssh to ssh into the vagrant VM and
go to /midostack where the midostack repository on the host is mounted.
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For horizon: host's port 8080 is forwarded to guest's port 80 so you can access to horizon at
http://localhost:8080on the host. -
For VNC console: host's port 6080 is forward to guest's port 6080. Define the following environment variable before running
midonet_stack.shso you can access to VNC console for OpenStack VMs on the horizon connected from the host.
export NOVNCPROXY_URL="http://localhost:6080/vnc_auto.html"midostack directory on the host is mounted /midostack in the guest.
midonet_stack.sh script takes care of everything for you. It sets up
OpenStack and MidoNet development environment.
midostack$ ./midonet_stack.shRun the following command to stop the running MidoStack:
midostack$ ./midonet_unstack.shThis stops all the services and wipes out the data.