Documentation
¶
Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- type Client
- func (c *Client) ConfigureNetwork(ctx context.Context, config *Config) (err error)
- func (c *Client) GetDataNetworkIP() (net.IP, error)
- func (c *Client) MustConfigureNetwork(ctx context.Context, config *Config)
- func (c *Client) MustGetDataNetworkIP() net.IP
- func (c *Client) MustWaitNetworkInitialized(ctx context.Context)
- func (c *Client) WaitNetworkInitialized(ctx context.Context) error
- type Config
- type FilterAction
- type LinkRule
- type LinkShape
Constants ¶
const ( // magic values that we monitor on the Testground runner side to detect when Testground // testplan instances are initialised and at the stage of actually running a test // check cluster_k8s.go for more information InitialisationSuccessful = "network initialisation successful" InitialisationFailed = "network initialisation failed" )
Variables ¶
var ErrNoTrafficShaping = fmt.Errorf("no traffic shaping available with this runner")
ErrNoTrafficShaping is returned from functions in this package when traffic shaping is not available, such as when using the local:exec runner.
Functions ¶
This section is empty.
Types ¶
type Client ¶
type Client struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func NewClient ¶
NewClient returns a new network client. Use this client to request network changes, such as setting latencies, jitter, packet loss, connectedness, etc.
func (*Client) ConfigureNetwork ¶
ConfigureNetwork asks the sidecar to configure the network, and returns either when the sidecar signals back to us, or when the context expires.
func (*Client) GetDataNetworkIP ¶ added in v0.2.1
GetDataNetworkIP examines the local network interfaces, and tries to find our assigned IP within the data network.
This function returns the IP and a nil error if found. If running in a sidecar-less environment, the error ErrNoTrafficShaping is returned.
func (*Client) MustConfigureNetwork ¶
MustConfigureNetwork calls ConfigureNetwork, and panics if it errors. It is suitable to use with runner.Invoke/InvokeMap, as long as this method is called from the main goroutine of the test plan.
func (*Client) MustGetDataNetworkIP ¶ added in v0.2.1
MustGetDataNetworkIP calls GetDataNetworkIP, and panics if it errors. It is suitable to use with runner.Invoke/InvokeMap, as long as this method is called from the main goroutine of the test plan.
func (*Client) MustWaitNetworkInitialized ¶
MustWaitNetworkInitialized calls WaitNetworkInitialized, and panics if it errors. It is suitable to use with runner.Invoke/InvokeMap, as long as this method is called from the main goroutine of the test plan.
type Config ¶
type Config struct {
// Network is the name of the network to configure
Network string
// IPv4 and IPv6 set the IP addresses of this network device. If
// unspecified, the sidecar will leave them alone.
//
// Your test-case will be assigned a B block in the range
// 16.0.0.1-32.0.0.0. X.Y.0.1 will always be reserved for the gateway
// and shouldn't be used by the test.
//
// TODO: IPv6 is currently not supported.
IPv4, IPv6 *net.IPNet
// Enable enables this network device.
Enable bool
// Default is the default link shaping rule.
Default LinkShape
// Rules defines how traffic should be shaped to different subnets.
//
// TODO: This is not implemented.
Rules []LinkRule
// CallbackState will be signalled when the link changes are applied.
//
// Nodes can use the same state to wait for _all_ or a subset of nodes to
// enter the desired network state. See CallbackTarget.
CallbackState sync.State `json:"State"`
// CallbackTarget is the amount of instances that will have needed to signal
// on the Callback state to consider the configuration operation a success.
//
// A zero value falls back to runenv.TestInstanceCount (i.e. all instances
// participating in the test run).
CallbackTarget int `json:"-"`
}
NetworkConfig specifies how a node's network should be configured.
type LinkShape ¶
type LinkShape struct {
// Latency is the egress latency
Latency time.Duration
// Jitter is the egress jitter
Jitter time.Duration
// Bandwidth is egress bytes per second
Bandwidth uint64
// Drop all inbound traffic.
// TODO: Not implemented
Filter FilterAction
// Loss is the egress packet loss (%)
Loss float32
// Corrupt is the egress packet corruption probability (%)
Corrupt float32
// Corrupt is the egress packet corruption correlation (%)
CorruptCorr float32
// Reorder is the probability that an egress packet will be reordered (%)
//
// Reordered packets will skip the latency delay and be sent
// immediately. You must specify a non-zero Latency for this option to
// make sense.
Reorder float32
// ReorderCorr is the egress packet reordering correlation (%)
ReorderCorr float32
// Duplicate is the percentage of packets that are duplicated (%)
Duplicate float32
// DuplicateCorr is the correlation between egress packet duplication (%)
DuplicateCorr float32
}
LinkShape defines how traffic should be shaped.
Source Files