This repo aims to present a """properly-"""dockerized version of the openair-cn project.
- Use an external freeDiameter container for the MME/HSS
- Make a SP_GW container
The SCTP protocol must be enabled (kernel module) in the Hyperkit VM running on alpine Linux.
To enable it, see those posts :
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43499464/load-kernel-module-from-mac-os-sierra-host-to-a-docker-container/43524373#43524373
- linuxkit/linuxkit#1675
The repo is organized as following :
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├── HSS
│ └── config
└── MME
└── config
A docker-compose file is located at the root allowing you to run a working configuration for the MME/HSS part of the EPC.
The HSS folder contains :
- Dockerfile to build the base image
- startup.sh script to autoconfigure the container at start-up and run the HSS service
- a config folder containing all the configuration files needed for the HSS
The MME folder contains :
- Dockerfile to build the base MME image
- startup.sh script to autoconfigure the container at start-up and run the MME service
- a config folder containing all the configuration files needed for the MME
user@host:~/openair-docker/HSS$ docker build . -t openair-hss
user@host:~/openair-docker/MME$ docker build . -t openair-mme
A docker-compose file is provided to set-up a working environement (pre-configured network, hostname, ip...) with HSS and MME components.
docker-compose up -d
And in a more archaic way :
docker run -it -h "hss.openair4G.eur" -v $(pwd)/config:/config openair-hss
docker run -it -h "mme.openair4G.eur" -v $(pwd)/config:/config openair-mme
But the IP raw defined in the config file (freediameter configuration) will probably fuck everything up... You're warned, running it without the compose file is probably not such a great idea...
