Changes between Version 23 and Version 24 of JBSsandbox/PlasticSlices

Timestamp:

04/22/14 14:10:21 (10 years ago)

Author:

Josh Smift

Comment:

Added subsections, for easier navigation.

JBSsandbox/PlasticSlices

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 == Starting ==
 
+=== Synch your working dir ===
+
 Make sure your copy of the syseng Subversion repository is up to date and that you don't have uncommitted changes there. Change into your .../syseng directory, and run
 
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 svn status
 }}}
+
+=== Update the config ===
 
 Update ~/slices/plastic-slices/config/slices.json with any changes for this run. Likely changes to think about include:
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 Review to make sure that things look right, then commit that to Subversion.
 
+=== Create slivers ===
+
 Set the list of slices:
 
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 if there's no output from that, everything's done, and you can continue.
+
+=== Renew slivers ===
 
 Renew the Utah slivers, which default to expiring in six hours:
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 This will often expose errors of the form "I don't have a sliver at this aggregate at all, for some reason". Fix any of those before continuing.
 
+=== Get login info ===
+
 Get login info:
 
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 Copy and paste the output (simply exec-ing it doesn't seem to work, and we haven't debugged why); then repeat the above and expect no output.
 
+=== Test logins ===
+
 Make sure you can log in, and that each login's hostname is as expected:
 
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 }}}
 
-Copy in connectivity test files:
-
-{{{
-for slicename in $slices ; do loginfile=~/tmp/logins-$slicename.txt ; for login in $(cat $loginfile) ; do rsync -a ~/slices/*/reachability/addrs-$slicename.conf $login:pingtest.conf && echo $login ; done & done
-}}}
+=== Start !OpenFlow controllers ===
 
 If your !OpenFlow controllers aren't already running, start them up before continuing. http://groups.geni.net/syseng/wiki/POX has more information about how to do this, if you want to use POX. Here are the essentials:
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 That will start up on listening on port 33101; you'll need to repeat that for each port, in a different window. One way that works well is to do this under 'screen' on your OF controller host.
 
+=== Test connectivity ===
+
+Copy in connectivity test files:
+
+{{{
+for slicename in $slices ; do loginfile=~/tmp/logins-$slicename.txt ; for login in $(cat $loginfile) ; do rsync -a ~/slices/*/reachability/addrs-$slicename.conf $login:pingtest.conf && echo $login ; done & done
+}}}
+
 Log in to one host in each slice, and test connectivity:
 
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 If anything isn't reachable, debug why not.
+
+=== Set up Zoing ===
 
 Copy in Zoing stuff:
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 shmux -c "zoing activate" $logins
 }}}
+
+=== Final prep work ===
 
 Create a directory for logs, and copy other files into it: