Write up a detailed list of steps for adding a new node

[jdehart1]

Current Ansible location on my laptop: /Users/jdd/Google Drive/NDN/NDN_CRI/NDN_Testbed
Define links for this node to other nodes. They will go in host_vars file and in links.json file below.
Included in defining links is determining one-way delay between two nodes to be linked. (ping and traceroute can sometimes help with this, but not always)
Add host_vars file for node
Add host to WU_ARL/ndnstatus/ndn_prefix/config_ndn
On ndnmap.arl.wustl.edu (accessed through ndndemo?) Add host to WU_ARL/ndnmap/WebServer/gmap/json/{geocode.json, routers.json, links.json}
'sudo cp' those three files over to ~ndnmap/ndnmap/WebServer/gmap/json/
Verify that python is installed on node. Needed for Ansible. Ansible can take care of everything else that needs to be installed.

Run Ansible (we'll actually do this a couple of times)
First one does the bulk of the installs on the new node
jdd> ansible-playbook -i testbedInventory --limit="AAU" testbed_0.6.0.yml

Updates for nlsr and ndnsec that require other nodes to be updated. For ndnsec we need UCLA involved to sign the site-cert. For nlsr we need the nodes that are linked to the new node so their nlsr.conf files get updated. We can do this in one or two steps.
Either this:
jdd> ansible-playbook -i testbedInventory --tags="ndnsec" --limit="AAU,UCLA" testbed_0.6.0.yml
jdd> ansible-playbook -i testbedInventory --tags="nlsr" --limit="AAU,BERN,BASEL,PADUA" testbed_0.6.0.yml

Or this:
jdd> ansible-playbook -i testbedInventory --tags="ndnsec,nlsr" --limit="AAU,UCLA,BERN,BASEL,PADUA" testbed_0.6.0.yml

Add operator to the operator mailing list (operators@lists.named-data.net) at
https://alpha.netsec.colostate.edu/mailman/listinfo/operators
And add an alias in my mail client for sending directly to a site operator (e.g. AAU_operator)