Develop and update official OVP web portal
For OVP Web development, the source code can be found in github https://github.com/opnfv/dovetail-webportal.
The web portal is composed by 5 different Docker containers and the corresponding Docker images are,
- opnfv/testapi:cvp.0.5.0
- mongo:3.2.1
- jwilder/nginx-proxy
- opnfv/dovetail-webportal-web:latest
- opnfv/dovetail-webportal-api:latest
The first 3 Docker images are basic images and has no relationship with dovetail-webportal repo. So in order to update the web, it only needs to update the last 2 Docker images.
These 2 images will be rebuilt automatically when there are new patched merged to repo dovetail-webportal.
Tag the repo (e.g. 2.0.0), then it will build 2 docker images with that tag, and they can be used for updating official OVP web portal.
After the Docker images have been successfully pushed to Dovetail Docker hub, contact Trevor Bramwell to use the new Docker images to update the Web.
Test web portal locally
Before updating the official web, it needs to test locally.
Pull the dovetail-webportal source code and download the 5 docker images mentioned before.
Go to dovetail-webportal/docker, refer to file README.rst to edit config.env and vhost.env.
Run all containers with docker-compose.yml. (exec cmd: docker-compose up -d)
Use the local IP and port (default is 8000) to access the local web.
ONAP web portal
The ONAP web portal prototype has been demonstrated by Dan Xu, Unknown User (pkaralis) and Unknown User (skatsaounis) in ONAP DDF + OPNFV Plugfest.
You can find both parts (Part 1 and Part 2) in ONAP DDF + OPNFV Plugfest wiki.
The Part 2 is considered as the presentation of the demo of the ONAP web portal along with screen shots for each page of the portal.
Apart of the ONAP portal itself, in this presentation, a common LFN page has been presented as a central started point and as a introduction page.
The ONAP web portal uses the same Docker containers and the corresponding Docker images with OVP web portal.
The ONAP portal is still under development phase, but you can deploy it locally using the following patches:
The web portal as well as the LFN introduction page have not been officially released, so the contents have been used only for the demo purposes.
Build Instructions
Update the "/etc/hosts" file introducing also the new page / portal addresses
127.0.0.1 localhost ovp.localhost onap.localhost lfn.localhost
Build new images for REST api and the Front End Portals by running the following commands:
git clone https://gerrit.opnfv.org/gerrit/dovetail-webportal [dovetail_path]/dovetail-webportal cd [dovetail_path]/dovetail-webportal/docker sudo docker build --build-arg BRANCH=refs/changes/07/65607/45 -f Dockerfile.web -t opnfv-web . sudo docker build --build-arg BRANCH=refs/changes/07/65607/45 --build-arg CONTAINER=onap --build-arg GUI=onap-ui -f Dockerfile.web -t onap-web . sudo docker build --build-arg BRANCH=refs/changes/07/65607/45 --build-arg CONTAINER=lfn --build-arg GUI=lfn-ui -f Dockerfile.web -t lfn-web . sudo docker build --build-arg BRANCH=refs/changes/07/65607/45 -f Dockerfile.api -t rest-api .
Update the docker-compose file to use the images created in step 2
cd [dovetail_path]/dovetail-webportal/docker vim docker-compose.yml ... — version: '3' services: .... webopnfv: image: opnfv-web container_name: web-opnfv .... webonap: image: onap-web container_name: web-onap .... weblfn: image: lfn-web container_name: web-lfn .... lfnapi: image: rest-api container_name: lfn-api ....
Start the deployment with the following command:
cd [dovetail_path]/dovetail-webportal/docker sudo docker-compose up
Once the deployment is up, all three pages can be accessed by the following addresses:
http://opnfv.localhost http://onap.localhost http://lfn.localhost