port_test uses suppress_postexec to speed batch operations

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Jed Reynolds
2018-09-12 14:48:12 -07:00
parent 3cd278fd81
commit 222b094e25

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@@ -83,13 +83,23 @@ for my $rh_target (@destroy_me) {
my @hunks = split(/[\/]/, $rh_target->{'uri'});
# TODO: create JsonUtils::rm_vlan($eid, $alias)
# suppress_postexec used to reduce the update traffic concurrent with large set of deletions
my $rh_data = {
'shelf'=>1, 'resource'=>$hunks[3], 'port'=>$alias
'shelf'=>1,
'resource'=>$hunks[3],
'port'=>$alias,
'suppress_postexec'=>'true'
};
logg(" $alias");
json_post("/cli-json/rm_vlan", $rh_data);
my $rh_response = json_post("/cli-json/rm_vlan", $rh_data);
usleep (15000);
#sleep (5);
}
my $rh_update = {
'shelf'=>1, 'resource'=>'all', 'port'=>'all', 'flags'=>'0x1'
};
logg(" updating ");
my $rh_response = json_post("/cli-json/nc_show_ports", $rh_update);
# this really should poll for ports to wait for them to disappear
sleep 2;
@@ -103,6 +113,7 @@ my $resource;
my $range;
my $num_sta = 129;
my $radio_num;
my $radio_counter = 0;
for $rh_radio (@radios) {
$radio_name = $rh_radio->{'alias'};
my @hunks = split(/[\/]/, $rh_radio->{'uri'});
@@ -116,40 +127,52 @@ for $rh_radio (@radios) {
'shelf'=>1,
'resource'=>$resource,
'radio'=>$radio_name,
'sta_name'=>'sta'.$i,
'sta_name'=>'sta'.$radio_counter,
'alias'=>'vsta'.$i,
'flags'=>68862086144, # has port-down set
'ssid'=>'idtest-1200-wpa2',
'key'=>'idtest-1200-wpa2',
'mac'=>'xx:xx:xx:xx:*:xx',
'mode'=>0,
'rate'=>'DEFAULT'
'rate'=>'DEFAULT',
'suppress_postexec'=>'true'
};
#print Dumper($rh_data);
logg("1/$resource/$radio_name -> sta$i ");
json_post("/cli-json/add_sta", $rh_data);
usleep(15000);
logg("1/$resource/$radio_name -> sta$radio_counter");
my $rh_response = json_post("/cli-json/add_sta", $rh_data);
print Dumper($rh_response);
usleep(10000);
$radio_counter +=1;
}
}
sleep 1;
logg(" updating ");
$rh_response = json_post("/cli-json/nc_show_ports", $rh_update);
sleep 2;
for $rh_radio (@radios) {
$radio_name = $rh_radio->{'alias'};
my @hunks = split(/[\/]/, $rh_radio->{'uri'});
$resource = $hunks[3];
$range = ($resource * 1000) + ($radio_num * 100);
$radio_counter = 0;
for (my $i = $range; $i < ($range+$num_sta); $i++) {
my $rh_data = {
'shelf'=>1,
'resource'=>$resource,
'port'=>'sta'.$i,
'port'=>'sta'.$radio_counter,
'cmd_flags'=>0,
'current_flags'=>2147483648,
'suppress_postexec'=>'true',
'interest'=>16386
};
# TODO: create JsonUtils::set_dhcp($eid, $alias, $on_off)
json_post("/cli-json/set_port", $rh_data);
my $rh_response = json_post("/cli-json/set_port", $rh_data);
print Dumper($rh_response);
$radio_counter+=1;
usleep(21000);
}
}
logg(" updating ");
$rh_response = json_post("/cli-json/nc_show_ports", $rh_update);
sleep 1;
for $uri (@$ra_links) {
$uri =~ s{/resource}{/port}g;
@@ -172,11 +195,17 @@ for my $port_uri (@links2) {
my @hunks = split(/\./, $port);
my $resource = $hunks[1];
my %post = (
"shelf" => 1, "resource" => 0+$resource, "port" => $device,
"current_flags" => 1, "interest" => 8388610
"shelf" => 1,
"resource" => 0+$resource,
"port" => $device,
'suppress_postexec'=>'true',
"current_flags" => 1,
"interest" => 8388610
);
my $rh_response = json_post($set_port, \%post);
}
logg(" updating ");
$rh_response = json_post("/cli-json/nc_show_ports", $rh_update);
sleep 1;
logg("\nsetting ports up ");
for my $port_uri (@links2) {
@@ -189,10 +218,16 @@ for my $port_uri (@links2) {
my $resource = $hunks[1];
# 'shelf=1&resource=2&port=vap2000&cmd_flags=0&current_flags=0&interest=8388610'
my %post = (
"shelf" => 1, "resource" => 0+$resource, "port" => $device,
"current_flags" => 0, "interest" => 8388610
"shelf" => 1,
"resource" => 0+$resource,
"port" => $device,
'suppress_postexec'=>'true',
"current_flags" => 0,
"interest" => 8388610
);
my $rh_response = json_post($set_port, \%post);
}
logg(" updating ");
$rh_response = json_post("/cli-json/nc_show_ports", $rh_update);
#