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Validating latest changes with XCI

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Victor Morales
Victor Morales

Open Platform for Network Functions Virtualization (OPNFV) is collaborative open source platform which facilitates the development and evolution of various open source ecosystems through system level integration, deployment and testing. Cross Community Continuous Integration (XCI) is an OPNFV project that regularly integrates the latest from each supported branch of select upstream projects. In this session, I’m going to give an overview of the XCI project, how this project meet DevOps principles, explain its general workflow and share some challenges of consuming rapidly evolving open source projects.

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Validating latest changes with XCI Victor Morales Senior Cloud Engineer
Agenda • Problem statement • CI/CD principles & practices • Proposal • XCI definition and goals • Main Components • Workflow • Features
Validating latest changes with XCI
Validating latest changes with XCI
Validating latest changes with XCI
OPNFV - Problem statement • Late integration – Takes months for a feature/fix to be available • Slow feedback – Takes months to know if a feature/fix works • Lack of visibility – Not easy to see the current state • Too fragmented – Many ways to do the same thing
CI/CD Principles & Practices • Fail fast, Fix fast • Always have a working software • Small and frequent commits • Reduce the complexity • Test early and often • Avoid surprises
Proposal
Cross Community (XCI) • It’s an additional OPNFV service that enables • Early integration – Works with master • Faster and tailored feedback • Reuse – Use of upstream tooling • Better visibility. • It aims to bring Continuous Delivery to OPNFV • Ensure composed platforms always work
Main components
Bifrost • Standalone Ironic • Tool for provisioning virtual and bare metal machines • Ansible based • Supports multiple distros • Ubuntu • CentOS • OpenSUSE
OpenStack-Ansible • Tool for installing OpenStack • Containerized OpenStack services (LXC) • Ansible based. • Supports multiple distros • Ubuntu • CentOS
XCI Workflow http://docs.opnfv.org/en/latest/submodules/releng-xci/docs/xci-user-guide.html#how-to-use
Features • Multiple Linux Distributions Support • Ubuntu • CentOS (In progress) • OpenSUSE
Features – part 2 • Multiple Scenarios • Kubernetes without SDN Controller (k8-nosdn-nofeature) • OpenStack without SDN Controller (os-nosdn-nofeature) • OpenStack with OpenDaylight Controller (os-odl-nofeature)
Features – part 3 Flavor Number of VM Nodes VM Specs Per Node Time Estimates Mini 3 VM Nodes 1 deployment node 1 controller node 1 compute node vCPUs: 6 RAM: 12GB Disk: 80GB NICs: 1 Provisioning: 12 mins Deployment: 65 mins Total: 77 mins No HA 4 VM Nodes 1 deployment node 1 controller node 2 compute nodes vCPUs: 6 RAM: 12GB Disk: 80GB NICs: 1 Provisioning: 12 mins Deployment: 70 mins Total: 82 mins HA 6 VM Nodes 1 deployment node 3 controller nodes 2 compute nodes vCPUs: 6 RAM: 12GB Disk: 80GB NICs: 1 Provisioning: 15 mins Deployment: 105 mins Total: 120 mins
Additional information #opnfv-pharos channel Wednesday 15:00 CET weekly meetings https://etherpad.opnfv.org/p/xci-meetings https://docs.opnfv.org/en/latest/infrastructure/xci.html

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Validating latest changes with XCI

  • 1. Validating latest changes with XCI Victor Morales Senior Cloud Engineer
  • 2. Agenda • Problem statement • CI/CD principles & practices • Proposal • XCI definition and goals • Main Components • Workflow • Features
  • 6. OPNFV - Problem statement • Late integration – Takes months for a feature/fix to be available • Slow feedback – Takes months to know if a feature/fix works • Lack of visibility – Not easy to see the current state • Too fragmented – Many ways to do the same thing
  • 7. CI/CD Principles & Practices • Fail fast, Fix fast • Always have a working software • Small and frequent commits • Reduce the complexity • Test early and often • Avoid surprises
  • 9. Cross Community (XCI) • It’s an additional OPNFV service that enables • Early integration – Works with master • Faster and tailored feedback • Reuse – Use of upstream tooling • Better visibility. • It aims to bring Continuous Delivery to OPNFV • Ensure composed platforms always work
  • 11. Bifrost • Standalone Ironic • Tool for provisioning virtual and bare metal machines • Ansible based • Supports multiple distros • Ubuntu • CentOS • OpenSUSE
  • 12. OpenStack-Ansible • Tool for installing OpenStack • Containerized OpenStack services (LXC) • Ansible based. • Supports multiple distros • Ubuntu • CentOS
  • 14. Features • Multiple Linux Distributions Support • Ubuntu • CentOS (In progress) • OpenSUSE
  • 15. Features – part 2 • Multiple Scenarios • Kubernetes without SDN Controller (k8-nosdn-nofeature) • OpenStack without SDN Controller (os-nosdn-nofeature) • OpenStack with OpenDaylight Controller (os-odl-nofeature)
  • 16. Features – part 3 Flavor Number of VM Nodes VM Specs Per Node Time Estimates Mini 3 VM Nodes 1 deployment node 1 controller node 1 compute node vCPUs: 6 RAM: 12GB Disk: 80GB NICs: 1 Provisioning: 12 mins Deployment: 65 mins Total: 77 mins No HA 4 VM Nodes 1 deployment node 1 controller node 2 compute nodes vCPUs: 6 RAM: 12GB Disk: 80GB NICs: 1 Provisioning: 12 mins Deployment: 70 mins Total: 82 mins HA 6 VM Nodes 1 deployment node 3 controller nodes 2 compute nodes vCPUs: 6 RAM: 12GB Disk: 80GB NICs: 1 Provisioning: 15 mins Deployment: 105 mins Total: 120 mins
  • 17. Additional information #opnfv-pharos channel Wednesday 15:00 CET weekly meetings https://etherpad.opnfv.org/p/xci-meetings https://docs.opnfv.org/en/latest/infrastructure/xci.html