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Going to just bring up a demonstration service. Then instead of a Profile tied to a specific access technology, we are Kafka, Monitoring, and Logging (i.e., everything except ONOS), and We are going to bring up a subset of the Platform that includes XOS, Includes a collection of access devices and VNFs. That collectively implement the Platform plus a Profile that The rest of this section assumes all CORD-related downloads are placed inĪn instantiation of CORD typically includes a set of micro-services They will, in turn, download a collection of CORD containers from Docker You just need to download a set of helm charts. Or alternatively, you can visit the Minikube dashboard: minikube dashboardĪs a final setp, you need to start Tiller on the Kubernetes cluster. If you want, you can see minikube running by looking at the VirtualBox dashboard. Other tools described on this page use this configuration file to find your cluster. You can also see how the cluster is configured by looking at ~/.kube/config. To further debug and diagnose cluster problems, use 'kubectl cluster-info dump'. You should see something like the following Kubernetes master is running at To see that it's running, type kubectl cluster-info This automatically runs inside VirtualBox. The following installs both Helm and Tiller. To install Kubectl, run the following command: brew install kubectl

To install Minikube, run the following command: curl -Lo minikube & chmod +x minikube & sudo mv minikube /usr/local/bin/

The following assumes you've installed the Homebrew package manager. This section walks you through an example installation sequence on