This project demonstrates how one can run OpenFOAM on Kubernetes using OSv unikernels. Please note that Virtlet runtime needs to be installed on the Kubernetes in order to be able to run unikernels there.
First, you need to deploy the NFS server (which is a Docker container actually):
$ kubectl create -f virtlet_deploy/nfs.yamlThen you can deploy the mikelangelo/openfoam-driver Docker container and prepare the simulation
data with (read here for exact commands, but basically you need to
connect there via kubectl exec and manually execute some commands):
$ kubectl create -f virtlet_deploy/openfoam-driver.yamlWhen the simulation data is ready, you can actually run the worker to start calculating:
$ kubectl create -f virtlet_deploy/openfoam-worker.yamlLast step is simulation result reconstruction (again, read here).
Unless specifically noted, all parts of this project are licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.
This code has been developed within the MIKELANGELO project (no. 645402), started in January 2015, and co-funded by the European Commission under the H2020-ICT-07-2014: Advanced Cloud Infrastructures and Services programme.