# ONAP on Vagrant

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This vagrant project pretends to collect information about a way to deploy
and build [ONAP project](https://www.onap.org/) into a development environment.

### Problem Being Solved

* Reduce the barrier of entry to allow new ONAP developers to ramp up on to
active development quickly
* Reduce the cost to the community in responding to simple environment setup
questions faced by new developers

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| Component        | Requirement                           |
|------------------|---------------------------------------|
| Vagrant          | >= 1.8.6                              |
| Hypervisor       | VirtualBox or Libvirt                 |
| Operating System | Linux, Mac OS or Windows(In Progress) |
| Hard Disk        | > 8 GB of free disk                   |
| Memory           | > 12 GB                               |

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## Execution:

#### deploying a single application

* Windows

    C:\> vagrant up <app_name>

* Linux or Mac OS

    $ ./tools/run.sh <app_name>

current options include:

| app_name  | description                         |
|:---------:|-------------------------------------|
| aai       | Active and Available Inventory      |
| appc      | Application Controller              |
| dcae      | Data Collection Analytics & Events  |
| mr        | Message Router                      |
| mso       | Master Service Orchestrator         |
| policy    | Policy                              |
| portal    | Portal                              |
| robot     | Robot                               |
| sdc       | Service Design & Creation           |
| sdnc      | Software Defined Network Controller |
| vid       | Virtual Infrastructure Development  |
| vfc       | Virtual Function Controller (WIP)   |

#### setting up proxy in case you are behind a firewall

add http_proxy and https_proxy to your environment variables

Linux or Mac

    $ export http_proxy=<proxy>
    $ export https_proxy=<proxy>
    $ export no_proxy=<no_proxy_urls>

Windows

    C:\> setx http_proxy <proxy>
    C:\> setx https_proxy <proxy>
    C:\> setx no_proxy <no_proxy_urls>

##### choosing vagrant provider
force VirtualBox provider

    C:\> vagrant up --provider=virtualbox

setup the default provider on Windows

    C:\> setx VAGRANT_DEFAULT_PROVIDER=virtualbox

## Contributing

Bug reports and patches are most welcome.
See the [contribution guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md).

## License

Apache-2.0