This Kubernetes network plugin uses FD.io VPP to provide network connectivity between PODs. Currently, only Kubernetes 1.9.X and higher versions are supported.
You can get started with Contiv-VPP in one of two ways:
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Use the Contiv-VPP Vagrant Installation instructions to start a simulated Kubernetes cluster with a couple of hosts running in VirtualBox VMs. This is the easiest way to bring up a cluster for exploring the capabilities and features of Contiv-VPP.
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Use the Contiv-specific kubeadm install instructions to manually install Kubernetes with Contiv-VPP networking on one or more bare-metal
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Use the Arm64-specific kubeadm install instructions to manually install Kubernetes with Contiv-VPP networking on one or more bare-metal of Arm64 platform.
Please refer to the Contiv-VPP configuration and troubleshooting document.
In order to report a bug, please file an issue in GitHub. Please provide the information described in Bug Reports README.
Slack Channel: https://contivvpp.slack.com/
Contributions to VPP-Agent are welcome. We use the standard pull request model. You can either pick an open issue and assign it to yourself or open a new issue and discuss your feature.
In any case, before submitting your pull request please check the
Coding style and cover the newly added code with tests and
documentation (Contiv-VPP adopted the coding style used in the Ligato
project). Upon submission, each patch is run through the go fmt and
golint tools.
The tool used for managing third-party dependencies is Dep. After
adding or updating a dependency in Gopkg.toml run make install-dep to
download the specified dependencies into the vendor folder. Please make sure
that each dependency in the Gopkg.toml has a specific version defined
(a specific commit ID or a git tag).