Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of Omni


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Timestamp:
09/13/10 12:38:25 (14 years ago)
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tmitchel@bbn.com
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  • Omni

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    4646
    4747 3. Run omni listresources > avail-resources.omnispec
    48   a. When you do this, Omni will contact your designated Clearinghouse, using your framework-specific user credentials.
    49   b. The clearinghouse will list the Aggregates it knows about. EG for GCF, the am_* entries in gcf_config. For SFA, it will
     48  a. When you do this, Omni will contact your designated Clearinghouse, using
     49   your framework-specific user credentials.
     50  b. The clearinghouse will list the Aggregates it knows about. EG for GCF,
     51   the am_* entries in gcf_config. For SFA, it will
    5052   return the contents of /etc/sfa/geni_aggregates.xml.
    51   c. Omni will then contact each of the Aggregates that the Clearinghouse told it about, and use the GENI AM API to ask
    52   each for its resources. Again, it will use your user credentials. So each Aggregate Manager must  trust the signer of your
    53   user credentials, in order for you to talk to it. This is why you add the CH certificate to /etc/sfa/trusted_roots or to the
    54   -r argument of your GCF gcf-am.py.
     53  c. Omni will then contact each of the Aggregates that the Clearinghouse
     54   told it about, and use the GENI AM API to ask each for its resources. Again,
     55   it will use your user credentials. So each Aggregate Manager must  trust the
     56   signer of your user credentials, in order for you to talk to it. This is why
     57   you add the CH certificate to /etc/sfa/trusted_roots or to the -r argument of
     58   your GCF gcf-am.py.
    5559  d. Omni will then convert the proprietary RSPecs into a single 'omnispec'.
    5660
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    115119  Deletes the slice in your chosen control framework
    116120
     121==== getversion ====
     122 * format:  omni.py getversion [-a AM-URL]
     123 * examples:
     124  * omni.py getversion
     125  * omni.py getversion -a http://localhost:12348
    117126
    118127==== listresources ====
    119  * format:  omni.py listresources [slice-name] [-a AM-URL] [-n]
    120  * example: omni.py listresources
    121            omni.py listresources myslice
    122            omni.py listresources myslice -a http://localhost:12348
    123            omni.py listresources myslice -a http://localhost:12348 -n
     128 * format:  omni.py listresources [-a AM-URL [-n]] [slice-name]
     129 * examples:
     130  * omni.py listresources
     131  * omni.py listresources myslice
     132  * omni.py listresources -a http://localhost:12348 myslice
     133  * omni.py listresources -a http://localhost:12348 -n myslice
    124134                   
    125135  This command will list the rspecs of all geni aggregates available
    … …  
    128138  to set up a reservation RSpec, suitable for use in a call to
    129139  createsliver.
     140
    130141  If a slice name is supplied, then resources for that slice only
    131142  will be displayed.
     143
    132144  If an Aggregate Manager URL is supplied, only resources
    133145  from that AM will be listed.
     146
    134147  If the "-n" flag s used the native RSpec is returned instead of an
    135148  omnispec. The "-n" flag requires the "-a" flag also be used to
    … …  
    138151
    139152==== createsliver ====
    140  * format:  omni.py createsliver <slice-name> [-a AM-URL -n] <spec file>
    141  * example: omni.py createsliver myslice resources.ospec
    142            omni.py createsliver myslice -a http://localhost:12348 -n resources.rspec
     153 * format:  omni.py createsliver [-a AM-URL [-n]] <slice-name> <spec file>
     154 * examples:
     155  * omni.py createsliver myslice resources.ospec
     156  * omni.py createsliver -a http://localhost:12348 -n myslice resources.rspec
    143157
    144158 * argument: the spec file should have been created by a call to
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    154168
    155169==== deletesliver ====
    156  * format:  omni.py deletesliver <slice-name>
    157  * example: omni.py deletesliver myslice
     170 * format:  omni.py deletesliver [-a AM-URL] <slice-name>
     171 * examples:
     172  * omni.py deletesliver myslice
     173  * omni.py deletesliver -a http://localhost:12348 myslice
    158174
    159175        This command will free any resources associated with your slice. 
    160176
    161177
    162 
    163178==== renewsliver ====
    164  * format:  omni.py renewsliver <slice-name> "<time>"
    165  * example: omni.py renewsliver myslice "12/12/10 4:15pm"
    166  * example: omni.py renewsliver myslice "12/12/10 16:15"
     179 * format:  omni.py renewsliver [-a AM-URL] <slice-name> "<time>"
     180 * examples:
     181  * omni.py renewsliver myslice "12/12/10 4:15pm"
     182  * omni.py renewsliver myslice "12/12/10 16:15"
     183  * omni.py renewsliver -a http://localhost:12348 myslice "12/12/10 16:15"
    167184
    168185        This command will renew your resources at each aggregate up to the
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    173190
    174191==== sliverstatus ====
    175  * format: omni.py sliverstatus <slice-name>
    176  * example: omni.py sliverstatus myslice
     192 * format: omni.py sliverstatus [-a AM-URL] <slice-name>
     193 * examples:
     194  * omni.py sliverstatus myslice
     195  * omni.py sliverstatus -a http://localhost:12348 myslice
    177196
    178197        This command will get information from each aggregate about the
    … …  
    181200
    182201==== shutdown ====
    183  * format:  omni.py shutdown <slice-name>
    184  * example: omni.py shutdown myslice
     202 * format:  omni.py shutdown [-a AM-URL] <slice-name>
     203 * examples:
     204  * omni.py shutdown myslice
     205  * omni.py shutdown -a http://localhost:12348 myslice
    185206
    186207  This command will stop the resources from running, but not delete