Suresh
That will be awesome thanks.
Besides myself I'd seen a lot of people request full LXC containers in
mininet over the past couple years. Not being
a programmer there wasn't much I could do until someone who is a coder
added the full LXC capability though.
It would have been great for that to happen and then be able to utilize
that with Maxinet <https://github.com/MaxiNet/MaxiNet>, ODL etc
I'll get KaanalNet installed and start playing with it to see what all is
different from mininet.
brian
On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 12:57 PM, suresh kumar <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi Brian,
Mininet uses the network namespaces. KaanalNet uses the LXC.
Yes, kaanalNet utilizes the lxc-create,start,stop,clone etc to create a
nodes.
When you create a topology, the node is created a UBUNTU LXC container,
which can be accessible via SSH.
Yes. you can install any application as you want.
Thanks
suresh.
On Wednesday, 16 September 2015 5:51 PM, brian mullan <
bmullan.mail@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On the KaanalNet wiki page it says:
*KaanalNet uses the Linux Containers (LXC), openvswitch, linux bridge and
ping,iperf(traffic utilities). KaanalNet is tested with OpenDayLight and
POX SDN controller.*
I'm just trying to clarify what "*uses the Linux Containers (LXC)*"
means. Mininet uses the LXC terminology also but does NOT use the
linuxcontainers.org
API for LXC <https://linuxcontainers.org/lxc/introduction/>.
Mininet uses only a "lightweight" linux container and not an LXC container
where you have a full OS running in the LXC container & sharing the kernel
of the host machine.
It would be great if KaanalNet really used the lxc-create, lxc-start,
lxc-stop, lxc-clone etc command set/API so it would be possible to install
an actual application into the KaanalNet network host/nodes.
Thanks for any clarification.
Brian
