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README.rst
Mirantis Fuel MidoNet plugin
Compatible versions:
- Mirantis Fuel 9.0
- MidoNet v5.2
- Midokura Enterprise MidoNet 5.2
How to build the plugin
Install Fuel plugin builder (fpb)
# pip install fuel-plugin-builderClone the plugin repo and run fpb there:
$ git clone https://github.com/openstack/fuel-plugin-midonet $ cd fuel-plugin-midonet $ fpb --build .
A rpm called midonet-4.1-4.0.0-1.noarch.rpm should be created in the same directory.
Follow the documentation to install and configure the plugin. You can read the rst files in this very repository, or you can build a documentation file.
How to build the documentation
You need to have Sphinx installed in your computer. The Makefile provides several target formats to do so. Go to the doc directory and run:
make html
or:
make pdf
You will need rst2pdf to run the latter.