A script to create a set of resource providers with simple inventory and membership in some aggregates in placement service, so that subsequent requests can be made (with curl or whatever works) to test the service.
Uses asyncio to create them quickly.
Call it like:
placeload <placement service url> [count] [semaphore_count]
count is the number of resource providers to create
semaphore_count is the number of concurrent
It can be used with a placedock container if you need a quick way to start a placement.
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