The Continuous Deployment Lab provided by AT&T for Radio Edge Cloud currently has five Open Edge and three Dell servers dedicated to it. Additional servers including Dell, HP and OpenEdge are also available and/or in use but not dedicated to REC validation.
Continuous Integration → Continuous Deployment Flow
Akraino Release 1 Continuous Deployment Hardware
Sales Item | Description | QTY | |
NDCHW1868 | AF RMC module for OE chassis | 1 | |
NDCHW1869 | AF OE packaging for OE 3U chassis | 1 | |
NDCHW1866 | AF OE Shelf for OE chassis | 1 | |
NDCHW1861 | AF 2kW AC PSU for OE chassis (F to R) | 2 | |
NDCHW1705 | AF 25GbE dual port LP-MD2 NIC card CX5 | 5 | |
NDCHW1706 | AF 25GbE dual port OCP NIC card CX5 | 5 | |
NDCHW1527 | AF CPU heat sink type A | 5 | |
NDCHW1531 | AF 6210U Intel processor 20c 2.5GHz 150W | 5 | |
NDCHW1803 | AF OE riser card type A for OE 1U server | 5 | |
NDCHW1801 | AF OE Server L6 Barebone 1U C621 | 5 | |
NDCHW1865 | AirFrame OE 3U Chassis | 1 | |
NDCHW1395 | AF SSD 480GB SATA 1dwpd M.2 2280 | 10 | |
NDCHW1196 | AF SSD 960GB SATA 3dwpd 2.5 inch | 10 | |
NDCHW1752 | AF RDIMM DDR4 32GB 2933 | 30 |
Chassis Level Specification
Total Physical Compute Cores: 100 (200 vCPUs)
Total Physical Compute Memory: 960GB
Total SSD-based OS Storage: 4.8TB (10 x 480GB SSDs)
Total Application-based Raw Storage: 9.60TB (10 x 960GB SSD)
Networking per Server: Apps - 4 x 25GbE (per Server)
DCIM - 2 x 10GbE + 1 x 1GbT (shared)
Power: 2 x 2kW AC PSUs
Cooling: Front-to-Rear AirFlow
Shown: 3U chassis with 5 server blades (one partially removed) and two power supplies (hidden below the partially removed blade)
Shown: One server blade, 1U high by half width of a 19 inch rack
Additional Radio Edge Cloud Hardware (not currently in CD Flow)
- HP DL380 Generation 9
- HP DL380 Generation 10
- Dell R740xd
Radio Edge Cloud Network Cabling
Each server is cabled to the top of rack with two pairs of 10Gbps cabling. Future plans include 25Gbps but that is not in CD at this time. The Nokia Open Edge chassis includes one internal switch, so there is one uplink from chassis to top of rack which provides one out of band (OOB) network connection to the baseboard management controller (BMC) on each server blade. For DL380 and R740xd servers a separate OOB cable to the top of rack is needed for each server. Several different subnets and VLANs are allocated as indicated below and the top of rack switch/router provides uplinks to the Radio Access Network (simulated, in the case of a lab environment) and a remote management/support network.