Deploying OPNFV on Arm with Compass4NFV
summary
Compass4NFV adds Arm support so OPNFV deployments run on Arm servers, with code and installation docs merged upstream and a working CI/CD pipeline; about 20 patches enable bare-metal provisioning, Ubuntu/CentOS images, and containerized VNFs, and the fastest end-to-end virtual-cluster deploy still takes ~1 hour. The installer uses Ansible-based Compass and Compass-tasks, drives ironic for bare metal and K8s for VNFs, and currently supports OPNFV releases around 1.7–1.9 and bare-metal + Kubernetes scenarios.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:07About us
- 2:08OPNFV overview
- 7:25Compass4NFV advantages
- 9:47Compass4NFV architecture
- 11:29Compass4NFV deployment
- 13:11Deploy on bare metal
- 15:06Deploy on VM
- 18:18Compass4NFV on Arm
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