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Running the root pom on almost all the projects under - for example - RHEL 7.3 - you should be able to build the entire ONAP system and also import/build them in IntelliJ
Import the root pom.xml of the project or the entire onap as a maven project
Try to be outside your company firewall and proxy - otherwise open your firewall for the following ports as required
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Verify you have access to Git, Gerrit (port), Nexus, JIRA and Jenkins, Sonar, biterg for your Linux Foundation ID see http://onap.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
Familiarize with existing and future proposed architecture components of ONAP and additional repositories on github (evel-library, cdp-pal)
Get Rackspace Cloud or Openstack Ocata LAB access and deploy the demo VMs and verify URLs (portal, policy, vid, sdc) and VM deployments (TBD: 33 docker compose orchestrated containers on 12 VMS)
Setup git, maven (~.m2/settings.xml), java, python, (npm, bower), docker and one or both Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEs and optionally Sourcetree
Git checkout all ONAP repos via sh script at Building Entire ONAP#Clone/pullallreposshscript
Maven build all or part of ONAP
Subscribe to ONAP Newsgroups. Note: as of 20170603 there are 3 groups Onap-arc, onap-discuss (this one has a lot of good dev/build/deploy/demo technical discussion even though the description lists non-technical), ONAP-TSC
Watch all ONAP or specific Confluence pages and questions, review TSC meeting minutes
Run the updated ONAP 1.0.0 demo
Specifications
White Paper http://about.att.com/content/dam/snrdocs/ecomp.pdf
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Get the "Network Function Virtualization" 2016 book by Ken Gray and Thomas D. Nadeau - their successor to their "SDN: Software Defined Networks" book of 2013
Karaf | Kubernetes (ONAP Operations Manager / ONAP on Containers) - ONAP on Kubernetes
Known Issues
Confluence links from JIRA work but don't display -
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