Clouni requires Python 3.6 to be used.
To install Clouni is recommended to create virtual environment and install requirements in your environment.
python3.6 -m venv $VIRTUALENV_HOME/clouni
It’s recommended not to use $CLOUNI_HOME as your $VIRTUALENV_HOME
Install Clouni requirements in you virtual environment if you will use this virtual environment to execute playbooks.
Files requirements-ansible.txt and requirements-cotea.txt required for using Clouni with Openstack and AWS based clouds since the current version of Clouni automatically deploys TOSCA templates.
source $VIRTUALENV_HOME/clouni/bin/activate
cd $CLOUNI_HOME
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -r requirements-ansible.txt
pip install -r requirements-cotea.txt
To use Clouni as gRPC server install requirements
pip install -r requirements-grpc.txt
Install required OpenStack TOSCA Parser in your virtual environment. Current version of TOSCA Parser doesn’t have required changes. Use temporary fork repository.
cd $CLOUNI_HOME/../
git clone https://github.com/bura2017/tosca-parser.git
cd tosca-parser
git checkout develop
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py install
Installation command
cd $CLOUNI_HOME
python setup.py install
You can use Docker installation.
docker run --name clouni-server -d -p <ip_address>:<port>:50051 clouni/clouni:latest
Or start Clouni gRPC server container from source with help of Docker. Container support both server and CLI version.
From Dockerfile you can get image for clouni-server container:
cd $CLOUNI_HOME
docker build -t clouni - < dockerfile
Then start the server on IP_address:port you needed:
docker run --name clouni-server -d -p IP_address:port:50051 clouni