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FIWARE.Request.Coach.FI-C3.Re: Helpilepsy // FI-C3 technical questions

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    • Type: extRequest
    • Status: Closed
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Done
    • Component/s: FI-C3
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      Hi,

      After having successfully install, configure and use the different GEs locally we are now trying and having difficulties to setup a environment on the cloud storage.

      You can find below an email of our main developper with explanations.

      Thank you for your help.

      Sanawar Syed
      Operating Partner

      site web
      email
      phone www.m4ke.it <http://www.m4ke.it/>
      sanawar.syed@m4ke.it <sanawar.syed@m4ke.it>
      +32 (0) 484 74 04 44 <phone:0484740444>

      > Begin forwarded message:
      >
      > From: Robin Poncin <robin.poncin@gmail.com <robin.poncin@gmail.com>>
      > Subject: Fiware - Questions
      > Date: 18 March 2016 at 12:15:01 GMT+1
      > To: Sanawar Syed <sanawar.syed@m4ke.it <sanawar.syed@m4ke.it>>
      >
      >
      > 1) PEP Proxy Wilma
      >
      > After installing successfully the PEP Proxy <http://catalogue.fiware.org/enablers/pep-proxy-wilma> in a local environment (and testing it with Oauth2 token from https://account.lab.fiware.org/oauth2/token <https://account.lab.fiware.org/oauth2/token>), we wanted to implement it in the cloud storage of Fiware.
      > According to the documentation, the GE should be installed from the "pep-proxy-image" :
      > <install-pep.png>
      >
      > The problem is that the image seems to be missing from the images list in the cloud portal :
      > <pep-missing.png>
      > 2) Cloud storage
      >
      > Since we only have one floating IP to allocate to one of our instance, it seems that we should use networks and subnets to be able to install multiple GE in the cloud storage.
      > Unfortunately, we're unable to create either a new network or to add another subnet in the already existing networks :
      >
      > <cant-create-network.png>
      >
      > <cant-create-subnet.png>

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      [Created via e-mail received from: Sanawar Syed Azor Ali <sanawar.syed@m4ke.it>]

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        flegall Franck Le Gall added a comment -

        Dear Robin, Syed,

        I checked with my colleagues. Here are the answers:

        *Cloud Storage Problem : *
        As far as we know, the creation of network in the Fiware cloud options never worked in any node

        There is one way to use one IP address for many VMs. Take a look at this link, a user has encountered the same problem and offers a great solution :
        http://joseignaciocarretero.blogspot.com.es/2014/09/fiware-lab-only-one-single-ip-per-user.html
        To summarize, it is just port forwarding from one machine to the machines that are in the same local network (ex : Fiware Spain node)

        *PEP Proxy : *
        The instances of PEP on the FIWARE cloud are not necessarily given.
        Depending on the node that you are working on present images can be outdated/missing.

        What we recommend is to go from a clean Base OS like Ubuntu or Centos, and install the PEP Proxy following those instructions : http://fiware-pep-proxy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/admin_guide/#system-installation

        Kind regards
        Franck

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        flegall Franck Le Gall added a comment - Dear Robin, Syed, I checked with my colleagues. Here are the answers: *Cloud Storage Problem : * As far as we know, the creation of network in the Fiware cloud options never worked in any node There is one way to use one IP address for many VMs. Take a look at this link, a user has encountered the same problem and offers a great solution : http://joseignaciocarretero.blogspot.com.es/2014/09/fiware-lab-only-one-single-ip-per-user.html To summarize, it is just port forwarding from one machine to the machines that are in the same local network (ex : Fiware Spain node) *PEP Proxy : * The instances of PEP on the FIWARE cloud are not necessarily given. Depending on the node that you are working on present images can be outdated/missing. What we recommend is to go from a clean Base OS like Ubuntu or Centos, and install the PEP Proxy following those instructions : http://fiware-pep-proxy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/admin_guide/#system-installation Kind regards Franck
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        flegall Franck Le Gall added a comment -

        The issue has been emailed:

        • Time sent: 23/Mar/16 3:30 PM
        • To: sanawar.syed@m4ke.it
        • with subject: *(HELC-1325) Re: [Fiware-fic3-coaching] Helpilepsy // FI-C3 technical questions *

        Unsure that you got my replie from the JIRA system so here it is:

        Dear Robin, Syed,

        I checked with my colleagues. Here are the answers:

        *Cloud Storage Problem : *
        As far as we know, the creation of network in the Fiware cloud options never worked in any node

        There is one way to use one IP address for many VMs. Take a look at this link, a user has encountered the same problem and offers a great solution :
        http://joseignaciocarretero.blogspot.com.es/2014/09/fiware-lab-only-one-single-ip-per-user.html
        To summarize, it is just port forwarding from one machine to the machines that are in the same local network (ex : Fiware Spain node)

        *PEP Proxy : *
        The instances of PEP on the FIWARE cloud are not necessarily given.
        Depending on the node that you are working on present images can be outdated/missing.

        What we recommend is to go from a clean Base OS like Ubuntu or Centos, and install the PEP Proxy following those instructions : http://fiware-pep-proxy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/admin_guide/#system-installation

        Kind regards
        Franck

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        flegall Franck Le Gall added a comment - The issue has been emailed: Time sent: 23/Mar/16 3:30 PM To: sanawar.syed@m4ke.it with subject: *( HELC-1325 ) Re: [Fiware-fic3-coaching] Helpilepsy // FI-C3 technical questions * Unsure that you got my replie from the JIRA system so here it is: Dear Robin, Syed, I checked with my colleagues. Here are the answers: *Cloud Storage Problem : * As far as we know, the creation of network in the Fiware cloud options never worked in any node There is one way to use one IP address for many VMs. Take a look at this link, a user has encountered the same problem and offers a great solution : http://joseignaciocarretero.blogspot.com.es/2014/09/fiware-lab-only-one-single-ip-per-user.html To summarize, it is just port forwarding from one machine to the machines that are in the same local network (ex : Fiware Spain node) *PEP Proxy : * The instances of PEP on the FIWARE cloud are not necessarily given. Depending on the node that you are working on present images can be outdated/missing. What we recommend is to go from a clean Base OS like Ubuntu or Centos, and install the PEP Proxy following those instructions : http://fiware-pep-proxy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/admin_guide/#system-installation Kind regards Franck

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