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Clarify mountVolume usage to access vhostuser ports from container
Signed-off-by: Alexey Perevalov <[email protected]>
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### Testing the plugin with VPP based Docker image
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* Before the vhostuser CNI installation, create the VPP 17.01 based Docker image, and use sample application since it provides ping tool to check basic network connectivity.
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* Run 2 VPP 17.01 based pods in the same node. Highly recommend user to take care of it, please contact @kural or @abdul in [Intel-corp](https://intel-corp.herokuapp.com/) for more assistant on this.
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* This CNI plugin moves vhostuser socket file to the /var/lib/cni/vhostuser directory from ovs-vswitchd's path for vhostuser(for release version it is usually /var/run/openvswitch). DPDK application inside
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container expects that it should be /vhost-user-net-plugin. Therefore pod's yaml should contain mountVolume declaration to bind directories.
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* With the deployment of 2 pod A and B, following vhostuser cni content with pause/infra/sandbox container ID is stored in /var/lib/cni/vhostuser
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# tree /var/lib/cni/vhostuser
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/var/lib/cni/vhostuser

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