Initial Setup of HIL and QUADS:

HIL:

1. cd to directory you're using for development
2. git clone https://github.com/BUEC528-HIL-QUADS/hil
3. cd hil
4. copy-paste the following: yum install epel-release bridge-utils  gcc  httpd  ipmitool libvirt libxml2-devel  libxslt-devel  mod_wsgi net-tools python-pip python-psycopg2 python-virtinst python-virtualenv qemu-kvm telnet vconfig virt-install -y
5. virtualenv .venv
6. source .venv/bin/activate
7. pip install -e .
8. cp examples/haas.cfg.dev-no-hardware haas.cfg
9. haas-admin db create
10. create a new file called client_env
11. In the file put: export HAAS_ENDPOINT=http://127.0.0.1:5000
12. source client_env
13. haas serve 5000 &
14. haas serve_networks


Leave the haas servers running, you can see changes happen in this window as commands are executed


From separate teminal window:
15. cd [hil installation path]/
16. source .venv/bin/activate
17. source client_env
18. pip install -e .

You are now free to use HIL from the second terminal window
haas list_nodes all should return 0

QUADS:

1. Open a new terminal window
2. cd to directory you want to work from
3. git clone https://github.com/BUEC528-HIL-QUADS/quads
4. cd quads
5. git fetch origin
6. git checkout final-demo
7. yum install PyYAML, pip install pytest
8. bin/quads.py --init
9. If there's an error relating to opt/quads/log/quads.log, execute the following: 		touch /opt/quads/log/quads.log
10. If you receive the following warning:  "WARNING - Warning: /opt/quads/data/schedule.yaml exists. Use --force to initialize.",
   use bin/quads.py --init --force
11. Go into quads/conf/quads.yml, and go to lines 13-15.  The only lines you should leave uncommented is the
   hardware service you'd like to use, for example a HIL user would leave line 13, "hardwareservice: Hil", uncommented, and comment out lines 14 and 15.
   If you'd like to use the native QUADS hardware, Juniper, then you'd leave the line "hardwareservice: QuadsNative" uncommented.
   By default, it is set to Mock.

Starting Commands

Some basic commands to get you started using our implementation

Quads commands:

bin/quads.py --define-cloud cloud01 --description "Primary Cloud Environment"
bin/quads.py --define-cloud cloud02 --description "02 Cloud Environment"
bin/quads.py --define-cloud cloud03 --description "03 Cloud Environment"
bin/quads.py --ls-clouds
bin/quads.py --define-host host01 --default-cloud cloud01
bin/quads.py --define-host host02 --default-cloud cloud02
bin/quads.py --define-host host 03 --default-cloud cloud03

Hil commands:

For the Quads-HIl integration to work, nodes need to be added on the Hil side. To quickly add nodes:
In your HIL client terminal:
git fetch origin
git checkout final-demo
./add_nodes.py

other Hil commands:

haas list_projects
haas list_nodes
haas list_networks

If you want to run our pytests, go into quads/testing and run pytest -v test_inventory.py