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Here's how you can run the CloudRouter OSv OpenDaylight image on Google Cloud..

 

Step1 : Download the CloudRouter OSv Opendaylight image from repo.cloudrouter.org 


wget https://repo.cloudrouter.org/repo/beta/images/CloudRouter-Beta-OSv-OpenDaylight-20150320.qemu.xz

 


Step2 : Uncompress the compressed image

 

unxz CloudRouter-Beta-OSv-OpenDaylight-20150320.qemu.xz

 

Step3 : Convert to raw image

 

qemu-img convert -O raw ./CloudRouter-Beta-OSv-OpenDaylight-20150320.qemu ./CloudRouter-Beta-OSv-OpenDaylight-20150320.raw


Step4 : Rename the file to disk.raw



mv CloudRouter-Beta-OSv-OpenDaylight-20150320.raw disk.raw


Step 5: Create a tarball to upload to google cloud


tar -Sczf CloudRouter-Beta-OSv-ODL-20150320.tar.gz disk.raw


Step 6 : Upload the image to google cloud


gsutil cp CloudRouter-Beta-OSv-ODL-20150320.tar.gz gs://<BUCKET_NAME>/CloudRouter-Beta-OSv-ODL-20150320.tar.gz


Step 7: Add the Image to be available in your google cloud project


gcutil addimage cloudrouter-beta-osv-odl-20150320 gs://<BUCKET_NAME>/CloudRouter-Beta-OSv-ODL-20150320.tar.gz


Step 8: Create a google cloud instance with the uploaded image

gcutil addinstance --image=cloudrouter-beta-osv-odl-20150320  --machine_type=f1-micro  --zone=us-central1-a  $instance_name


Step9 : SSH to the Karaf port to start configuring OpenDaylight

ssh -p 8101 karaf@<google-cloud-instance-ip-address> (the default password is 'karaf')

 

Step 10: Voila! We have CloudRouter Opendaylight OSv image running on google cloud. 

 

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