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commitaf66b0fd2cfe870494d19046995601db963537c1[log] [tgz]
authorGirish Gowdra <girish@opennetworking.org>Wed Sep 09 15:50:39 2020 -0700
committerMatteo Scandolo <matteo.scandolo@gmail.com>Mon Sep 14 14:33:17 2020 -0700
tree1bcbfc93e33062721cbe60f08cdf69a0312c40a9
parent7fcebe2f74d9e3ec316edc122bbdf61ac7dcca87 [diff]
Cherry-picking VOL-3419 and releasing 2.5.6

VOL-3419: OpenOLT adapter at scale constantly takes more that 10 seconds to react to flows
The patch addresses the following
- Create OpenOltFlowMgr per PON port (instead of one instance for the whole OLT device earlier)
- Create a separate OpenOltGroupMgr - currently one instance for the whole OLT device
- Remove redundant global lock around getting ONU-ID in DeviceHandler module as there exists a
  separate per-pon-port lock in ResourceManager module which suffices the required synchronization
- Remove redundant locks in OpenOltFlowMgr module to serialize FlowDelete before FlowAdd
- Rename divideAndAddFlow to processAddFlow. "divideAndAddFlow" was used in 1.x voltha days and
  had a different meaning and the name seems to have been blindly ported to 2.x adapter
  and does not make sense anymore

Change-Id: I99827963cf242f1db0c27943c97bd05b749ae129
7 files changed
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  1. .gitignore
  2. .gitreview
  3. .golangci.yml
  4. CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
  5. Makefile
  6. README.md
  7. VERSION
  8. cmd/
  9. compose/
  10. docker/
  11. go.mod
  12. go.sum
  13. internal/
  14. pkg/
  15. vendor/
README.md

OpenOLT adapter

The OpenOLT adapter connects the VOLTHA core to an OLT device running the OpenOLT agent.

Development make targets

The Makefile contains many commands that are useful in development:

build                     : Alias for 'docker build'
clean                     : Removes any local filesystem artifacts generated by a build
distclean                 : Removes any local filesystem artifacts generated by a build or test run
docker-build-profile      : Build openolt adapter docker image with profiling enabled
docker-build              : Build openolt adapter docker image
docker-kind-load          : Load docker images into a KinD cluster
docker-push               : Push the docker images to an external repository
help                      : Print help for each Makefile target
lint-dockerfile           : Perform static analysis on Dockerfile
lint-mod                  : Verify the Go dependencies
lint                      : Run all lint targets
local-lib-go              : Copies a local version of the voltha-lib-go dependency into the vendor directory
local-protos              : Copies a local version of the voltha-protos dependency into the vendor directory
mod-update                : Update go mod files
sca                       : Runs static code analysis with the golangci-lint tool
test                      : Run unit tests

Some highlights:

  • It's recommended that you run the lint, sca, and test targets before submitting code changes.

  • The docker-* targets for building and pushing Docker images depend on the variables DOCKER_REGISTRY, DOCKER_REPOSITORY, and DOCKER_TAG as described in the CORD documentation

  • If you make changes the dependencies in the go.mod file, you will need to run make mod-update to update the go.sum and vendor directory.

Building with a Local Copy of voltha-protos or voltha-lib-go

If you want to build/test using a local copy of the voltha-protos or voltha-lib-go libraries this can be accomplished by using the environment variables LOCAL_PROTOS and LOCAL_LIB_GO. These environment variables should be set to the filesystem path where the local source is located, e.g.:

export LOCAL_PROTOS=/path/to/voltha-protos
export LOCAL_LIB_GO=/path/to/voltha-lib-go

Then run make local-protos and/or make local-lib-go as is appropriate to copy them into the vendor directory.

NOTE: That the files in the vendor directory are no longer what is in the most recent commit, and it will take manual git intervention to put the original files back.