TestON/tests/HA/HAsanity/HAsanity.py

"""
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"""
"""
Description: This test is to determine if the HA test setup is
    working correctly. There are no failures so this test should
    have a 100% pass rate

List of test cases:
CASE1: Compile ONOS and push it to the test machines
CASE2: Assign devices to controllers
CASE21: Assign mastership to controllers
CASE3: Assign intents
CASE4: Ping across added host intents
CASE5: Reading state of ONOS
CASE6: The Failure case. Since this is the Sanity test, we do nothing.
CASE7: Check state after control plane failure
CASE8: Compare topo
CASE9: Link s3-s28 down
CASE10: Link s3-s28 up
CASE11: Switch down
CASE12: Switch up
CASE13: Clean up
CASE14: start election app on all onos nodes
CASE15: Check that Leadership Election is still functional
CASE16: Install Distributed Primitives app
CASE17: Check for basic functionality with distributed primitives
"""
class HAsanity:

    def __init__( self ):
        self.default = ''

    def CASE1( self, main ):
        """
        CASE1 is to compile ONOS and push it to the test machines

        Startup sequence:
        cell <name>
        onos-verify-cell
        NOTE: temporary - onos-remove-raft-logs
        onos-uninstall
        start mininet
        git pull
        mvn clean install
        onos-package
        onos-install -f
        onos-wait-for-start
        start cli sessions
        start tcpdump
        """
        main.log.info( "ONOS HA Sanity test - initialization" )
        # These are for csv plotting in jenkins
        main.HAlabels = []
        main.HAdata = []
        try:
            from tests.dependencies.ONOSSetup import ONOSSetup
            main.testSetUp = ONOSSetup()
        except ImportError:
            main.log.error( "ONOSSetup not found. exiting the test" )
            main.cleanAndExit()
        main.testSetUp.envSetupDescription()
        try:
            from tests.HA.dependencies.HA import HA
            main.HA = HA()
            cellName = main.params[ 'ENV' ][ 'cellName' ]
            main.apps = main.params[ 'ENV' ][ 'appString' ]
            stepResult = main.testSetUp.envSetup( includeCaseDesc=False )
        except Exception as e:
            main.testSetUp.envSetupException( e )
        main.testSetUp.evnSetupConclusion( stepResult )

        try:
            if main.params[ 'topology' ][ 'topoFile' ]:
                main.log.info( 'Skipping start of Mininet in this case, make sure you start it elsewhere' )
                applyFuncs = None
            else:
                applyFuncs = main.HA.startingMininet
        except (KeyError, IndexError):
            applyFuncs = main.HA.startingMininet

        main.testSetUp.ONOSSetUp( main.Cluster, cellName=cellName, removeLog=True,
                                  extraApply=applyFuncs,
                                  includeCaseDesc=False )
        main.HA.initialSetUp()

        main.step( 'Set logging levels' )
        logging = True
        try:
            logs = main.params.get( 'ONOS_Logging', False )
            if logs:
                for namespace, level in logs.items():
                    for ctrl in main.Cluster.active():
                        ctrl.CLI.logSet( level, namespace )
        except AttributeError:
            logging = False
        utilities.assert_equals( expect=True, actual=logging,
                                 onpass="Set log levels",
                                 onfail="Failed to set log levels" )

    def CASE2( self, main ):
        """
        Assign devices to controllers
        """
        main.HA.assignDevices( main )

    def CASE102( self, main ):
        """
        Set up Spine-Leaf fabric topology in Mininet
        """
        main.HA.startTopology( main )

    def CASE21( self, main ):
        """
        Assign mastership to controllers
        """
        main.HA.assignMastership( main )

    def CASE3( self, main ):
        """
        Assign intents
        """
        main.HA.assignIntents( main )

    def CASE4( self, main ):
        """
        Ping across added host intents
        """
        main.HA.pingAcrossHostIntent( main )

    def CASE104( self, main ):
        """
        Ping Hosts
        """
        main.case( "Check connectivity" )
        main.step( "Ping between all hosts" )
        pingResult = main.Mininet1.pingall()
        utilities.assert_equals( expect=main.TRUE, actual=pingResult,
                                 onpass="All Pings Passed",
                                 onfail="Failed to ping between all hosts" )
        main.step( "Ping between all hosts" )
        pingResult = main.Mininet1.pingall()
        utilities.assert_equals( expect=main.TRUE, actual=pingResult,
                                 onpass="All Pings Passed",
                                 onfail="Failed to ping between all hosts" )

    def CASE5( self, main ):
        """
        Reading state of ONOS
        """
        main.HA.readingState( main )

    def CASE6( self, main ):
        """
        The Failure case. Since this is the Sanity test, we do nothing.
        """
        import time
        assert main, "main not defined"
        assert utilities.assert_equals, "utilities.assert_equals not defined"
        main.case( "Wait 60 seconds instead of inducing a failure" )
        time.sleep( 60 )
        utilities.assert_equals(
            expect=main.TRUE,
            actual=main.TRUE,
            onpass="Sleeping 60 seconds",
            onfail="Something is terribly wrong with my math" )

    def CASE7( self, main ):
        """
        Check state after ONOS failure
        """
        main.HA.checkStateAfterEvent( main, afterWhich=0, compareSwitch=True )

        main.step( "Leadership Election is still functional" )
        # Test of LeadershipElection
        leaderList = []

        # NOTE: this only works for the sanity test. In case of failures,
        #       leader will likely change
        leader = main.Cluster.testLeader
        leaderResult = main.TRUE

        for ctrl in main.Cluster.active():
            leaderN = ctrl.electionTestLeader()
            leaderList.append( leaderN )
            # verify leader is ONOS1
            if leaderN == leader:
                # all is well
                # NOTE: In failure scenario, this could be a new node, maybe
                # check != ONOS1
                pass
            elif leaderN == main.FALSE:
                # error in response
                main.log.error( "Something is wrong with " +
                                 "electionTestLeader function, check the" +
                                 " error logs" )
                leaderResult = main.FALSE
            elif leaderN is None:
                main.log.error( ctrl.name +
                                 " shows no leader for the election-app was" +
                                 " elected after the old one died" )
                leaderResult = main.FALSE
        if len( set( leaderList ) ) != 1:
            leaderResult = main.FALSE
            main.log.error(
                "Inconsistent view of leader for the election test app" )
            main.log.debug( leaderList )
        utilities.assert_equals(
            expect=main.TRUE,
            actual=leaderResult,
            onpass="Leadership election passed",
            onfail="Something went wrong with Leadership election" )

    def CASE8( self, main ):
        """
        Compare topo
        """
        main.HA.compareTopo( main )

    def CASE9( self, main ):
        """
        Link down
        """
        src = main.params['kill']['linkSrc']
        dst = main.params['kill']['linkDst']
        main.HA.linkDown( main, src, dst )

    def CASE10( self, main ):
        """
        Link up
        """
        src = main.params['kill']['linkSrc']
        dst = main.params['kill']['linkDst']
        main.HA.linkUp( main, src, dst )

    def CASE11( self, main ):
        """
        Switch Down
        """
        # NOTE: You should probably run a topology check after this
        main.HA.switchDown( main )

    def CASE12( self, main ):
        """
        Switch Up
        """
        # NOTE: You should probably run a topology check after this
        main.HA.switchUp( main )

    def CASE13( self, main ):
        """
        Clean up
        """
        main.HA.cleanUp( main )

    def CASE14( self, main ):
        """
        Start election app on all onos nodes
        """
        main.HA.startElectionApp( main )

    def CASE15( self, main ):
        """
        Check that Leadership Election is still functional
            15.1 Run election on each node
            15.2 Check that each node has the same leaders and candidates
            15.3 Find current leader and withdraw
            15.4 Check that a new node was elected leader
            15.5 Check that that new leader was the candidate of old leader
            15.6 Run for election on old leader
            15.7 Check that oldLeader is a candidate, and leader if only 1 node
            15.8 Make sure that the old leader was added to the candidate list

            old and new variable prefixes refer to data from before vs after
                withdrawl and later before withdrawl vs after re-election
        """
        main.HA.isElectionFunctional( main )

    def CASE16( self, main ):
        """
        Install Distributed Primitives app
        """
        main.HA.installDistributedPrimitiveApp( main )

    def CASE17( self, main ):
        """
        Check for basic functionality with distributed primitives
        """
        main.HA.checkDistPrimitivesFunc( main )