Cloud Native SD-WAN

Basic Installation

This is the easiest way to install the operator and suitable for most users.

This will install/deploy the latest released version of the operator without modifying any YAML resource from this repository.

Requirements

Files and Services

You need to have the following:

Software

Please make sure you have the following software installed:

  • Kubectl 1.11.3+:

    • Unix/Linux users with Snap:

      bash
      Copysnap install kubectl --classic

    • MacOs users with HomeBrew:

      bash
      Copybrew install kubectl

    • Windows users: follow this section of the documentation

Simple Modifications

If you need to do some simple modifications, such as change the docker image or set a docker pull secret, you can do so by modifying the files in /deploy. But if you need to do more advanced modifications, then you will have to follow Advanced Installation.

Configure the operator

Before deploying the operator you will need to configure it.

Settings

Modify the file deploy/settings/settings.yaml with the appropriate values.
If you haven't already, please read Configuration to learn how to do this.

Credentials

Place your Google account in deploy/settings and rename it as gcloud-credentials.json. Therefore, your deploy/settings will contain settings.yaml and gcloud-credentials.json.

Deploy

While you can deploy the operator with plain kubectl commands, CN-WAN Operator comes with scripts that automate such commands for you.

From the root directory of the project, execute

bash
Copy# Latest official image
./scripts/deploy.sh

# Or another version/your image
./scripts/deploy.sh example.com/repository/image:tag

If everything goes fine, CN-WAN Operator will run in namespace cnwan-operator-system and deployed to a suitable and available worker node.

If you haven't already, please read Concepts to learn more about CN-WAN Operator.

Remove

To remove the operator, execute:

bash
Copy./scripts/remove.sh
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