This guide will provide the steps of how to create a running ONAP instance on Huawei Cloud.
We will use CCE (Cloud Container Engine) service in Huawei Cloud to quickly create a Kubernetes environment then deploy ONAP using OOM project.
1. Visit Huawei Cloud Console
There are different regions you can select, here we recommend Hong Kong for ONAP deployment.
2. Create Kubernetes Cluster using CCE
Select Cloud Container Engine from the Service List
Follow the instructions to create a Kubernetes cluster
CCE will take care of the Kubernetes master part while ECS (Elastic Cloud Server) will create the actual nodes.
ONAP will need 112 vCPUs, 224 RAM and 160G HD to provision all services, e.g. we can create 7 s3.4xlarge.2 VMs as illustrated below.
Here Data Disk is used for docker storage and 200G will guarantee thin pool won't run out.
After Kubernetes cluster is created, we will add EIP (Elastic IP) to each node so they can pull images from internet.
We can manage each node's EIP by clicking the name of a node to switch to Cloud Server Console dashboard.
Instruction of How to set up kubctl command can be found in the resource management tab.
