This is used for scale testing of OpenOLT Agent + BAL (or other underlying platform)
The proposed design is here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hQxbA8jvG1BEHeeLkM5L3sYrvgJUX7z2Tk7j1sPdd1s
make build
Make sure openolt-agent and dev_mgmt_daemon are running. Then run the below command from openolt-scale-tester
folder.
DOCKER_HOST_IP=<your-host-ip-here> OPENOLT_AGENT_IP_ADDRESS=<olt-ip-address-here> TAG=<docker-tag-here> docker-compose -f compose/openolt-scale-tester.yml up -d
Lets say your workflow name is XYZ, and the techprofile IDs needed by your workflow is 64 (there could be more than one techprofiles too). Create XYZ-64.json
file with your techprofile in tech_profiles
folder. Edit the compose/openolt-scale-tester.yml
file to reflect your workflow name, i.e., XYZ
for parameter --workflow_name
.
Create xyz_workflow.go
(see sample att_workflow.go
) which complies to WorkFlow
interface defined in workflow_manager.go
file and complete the implementation.
If there are more than one techprofiles needed by your workflow, then you need to create as many techprofiles with appropriate name as described above. Edit the compose/openolt-scale-tester.yml
file, parameter --tp_ids
with comma separated techprofile IDs.
Below parameters are currently configurable from compose/openolt-scale-tester.yml
file.
openolt_agent_ip_address [default: 10.90.0.114] openolt_agent_port [default: 9191] openolt_agent_nni_intf_id [default: 0] num_of_onu [default: 128] subscribers_per_onu [default: 1] workflow_name [default: ATT] time_interval_between_subs [default: 5] kv_store_host[default: 192.168.1.11] kv_store_port [default: 2379] tp_ids [ default: 64]
The following are known issues and limitations with the openolt-scale-tester tool.