Onos-Mininet Docker-compose

The following docker-compose.yml file is used to create, run and make interacting two docker containers: one for ONOS SDN controller, and the other one for Mininet. Fully working on MacOS/Linux (Should work on Windows 10 Pro/Enterprise, not tested yet)

[Windows 10 Home section]

Moved to this new repository

How does it work?

First you need Docker compose, which relies on Docker engine, and so they both need to be installed.

[Linux/MacOS section]

Let's firstly procede with the environment setup

$ git clone https://gerrit.onosproject.org/onos
$ cd onos
$ cat << EOF >> ~/.bash_profile
export ONOS_ROOT="`pwd`"
source $ONOS_ROOT/tools/dev/bash_profile
EOF
$ . ~/.bash_profile
$ cd onos

Then clone this repository with the following command:

git clone https://github.com/Alepacox/Onos-Mininet_Docker-Compose.git

After that, move into the cloned folder and run

docker-compose up

This will download and run both the containers.

[Recap of commands]

Access to Onos's shell (password= karaf):

[Linux/Windows/MacOS]: onos karaf@localhost

Create a new app:

[Linux/Windows/MacOS]: onos-create-app app org.foo foo-app 1.0-SNAPSHOT org.foo.app

Install an app:

[Linux/Windows/MacOS]:onos-app -u karaf -p karaf localhost install! target/foo-app-1.0-SNAPSHOT.oar

[Mininet]

Then, if you wish to create a random topology**, run in another term window:

[Linux/Windows/MacOS]: docker exec -it mininet-c python topology.py

[Linux/MacOS only] I also provided a start.sh script that asks directily if you want to create a new topology** while starting the containers. (the script refers to gnome terminal: if you don't have it, just replace it with the one that you use)

** This requires that the following app are enabled at the Onos controller (disabled by default): OpenFlow Agent, OpenFlow Base Provider and OpenFlow Provider Suite

ONOS Docker image --> onosproject/onos
Mininet Docker image --> iwaseyusuke/mininet