Shaker
The distributed data-plane testing tool for OpenStack.
Features
User-defined topology via Heat templates
Simultaneously test execution on multiple instances
Pluggable tools
Interactive report with stats and charts
Requirements
Shaker server routable from OpenStack cloud
Admin-user access to OpenStack API
Setup
pip install pyshaker - installs the tool and all its python dependencies
shaker-image-builder - builds shaker image and stores it in Glance
Run
shaker --server-endpoint <host:port> --scenario <scenario.yaml> --report <report.html>
- where:
<host:port> - address of machine where Shaker is deployed and any free port
<scenario.yaml> - the scenario to execute; L2, L3 east-west and L3 north-south already included
<report.html> - file to store the report
Links
Launchpad - https://launchpad.net/shaker/
1 maintainer
Metadata
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