camphor_api.camphor_api_test Namespace Reference

Functions
def	test1_simple_network ()
	Create a simple network connecting routers. More...
def	test2_linear_topology ()
	Create a simple linear topology of SONiC Devices. More...
def	test3_custom_topology ()
	Create a customized network topology. More...
def	test4_circular_topology (int count=10)
	Create a simple circular topology of NXOS Devices. More...
def	test5_device_for_analytics (int device_count=4, int network_count=2)
	Create a network with better management traffic capable devices. More...
def	test6_multi_device_networks (int device_count=4, int network_count=4)
	Create a network with better management traffic capable devices. More...
def	test7_camphor_topology_file ()
	Load a camphor network topology from an external yaml file. More...
def	test8_small_datacenter ()
	Create a small data center network. More...
def	test9_medium_datacenter ()
	Create a medium sized data center network. More...
def	test10_large_datacenter ()
	Create a large sized data center network. More...
def	test11_customized_datacenter ()
	Create a customized data center network. More...
def	test12_ospf_basic (bool synchronize=False)
	Create a simple OSPF Topology of JUNOS Routers. More...
def	test13_device_with_pci_passthrough (int device_count=4)
	Create devices with PCI Cards pass through from underlying host such as GPUs, NPUs and IPUs. More...
def	test14_device_with_k8_pods (int device_count=int(environ.get('CAMPHOR_TEST_DEVICE_COUNT', '4')), int network_count=int(environ.get('CAMPHOR_TEST_NETWORK_COUNT', '4')), bool synchronize=environ.get('CAMPHOR_TEST_SYNCHRONIZE', '').upper()=='TRUE')
	Create a network of devices and verify wih K8. More...
def	test15_device_pause (str name='router', int count=4)
	Pause devices. More...
def	test16_device_resume (str name='router', int count=4)
	Resume devices. More...
def	test17_device_shutdown (str name='router', int count=4)
	Shutdown devices. More...
def	test18_device_restart (str name='router', int count=4)
	Restart devices. More...
def	test19_device_recreate (str name='router', int count=4)
	Recreate devices. More...
def	test20_device_pullconf (str name='router', int count=4)
	Pull Configuration from devices. More...
def	test21_device_pushconf (str name='router', int count=4)
	Push Configuration to devices. More...
def	test22_device_interface_link_down (str name='router', int count=4)
	Turn down interface link state. More...
def	test23_device_interface_link_up (str name='router', int count=4)
	Turn up interface link state. More...
def	test24_device_interface_admin_down (str name='router', int count=4)
	Turn down interface admin state. More...
def	test25_device_interface_admin_up (str name='router', int count=4)
	Turn up interface admin state. More...
def	test26_application_drawio ()
	Create application DrawIO Diagrams Editor. More...
def	test27_application_grafana ()
	Create application Grafana Graphs Generator. More...
def	test28_application_jenkins ()
	Create application Jenkins Jobs Manager. More...
def	test29_application_jupyter_notebook ()
	Create application Jupyter Notebook for Easy Automation. More...
def	test30_application_kibana ()
	Create application Elastic Search Based Kibana Logs Analyzer. More...
def	test31_application_novnc ()
	Create application noVNC Remote Desktop for Ubuntu Linux. More...
def	test32_application_opennms ()
	Create application OpenNMS Network Management Station. More...
def	test33_application_suzieq ()
	Create application SuzieQ Network Analytics Manager, especially for Data Centers. More...
def	test34_application_wordpress ()
	Create application WordPress WebSite Hosting Platform. More...
def	test35_datacenter_cisco ()
	Load a cisco network topology from an external yaml file. More...
def	test36_datacenter_convergeone ()
	Load a convergeone network topology from an external yaml file. More...
def	test37_datacenter_aviz ()
	Load a aviz network topology from an external yaml file. More...
def	test38_datacenter_augtera ()
	Load a augtera network topology from an external yaml file. More...
def	test39_datacenter_junos ()
	Load a junos network topology from an external yaml file. More...
def	test40_datacenter_arrcus ()
	Load a arrcus network topology from an external yaml file. More...
def	test41_datacenter_arista ()
	Load a arista network topology from an external yaml file. More...
def	test42_datacenter_sonic ()
	Load a sonic network topology from an external yaml file. More...
def	test43_kubernetes_cluster1 (int masters=-1, int computes=3)
	Create a Kubernetes Cluster. More...
def	test44_aviz_ones_controller_based_datacenter ()
	Create a Aviz-Ones-Controller driven Virtual Data Center. More...

Function Documentation

test1_simple_network()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test1_simple_network

(

)

Create a simple network connecting routers.

Two SONiC Routers are created and connected with each other.

You can see the autogenerated topology at Camphor Networks Platform Dashboard

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
devices:
  item:
  - attributes:
      os: SONiC
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router1
  - attributes:
      os: SONiC
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router2
networks:
  item:
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
    name: network1

Definition at line 59 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test1_simple_network():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
 
    devices = ['router1', 'router2']
    manager.deviceManager.createDevices(name=devices[0], os=DeviceOS.SONiC)
    manager.deviceManager.createDevices(name=devices[1], os=DeviceOS.SONiC)
 
    # Create a network to connect the routers.
    networks = ['network1']
    manager.networkManager.createNetworks(name=networks[0], devices=devices)
 
    # Convert the created entities into a dictionary and verify.
    entries = manager.toDict()
 
    # Verify that 2 devices and 1 network were indeed created in the Yaml configuration structure.
    assert len(entries['devices']['item']) == 2
    assert len(entries['networks']['item']) == 1
    manager.toYaml()
 
    # Load the configuration onto the camphor controller.
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
    # Verify that devices are indeed created at the camphor controller.
    manager.verifyCamphorEntities(devices=devices, networks=networks)
 
 

test2_linear_topology()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test2_linear_topology

(

)

Create a simple linear topology of SONiC Devices.

SONiC Routers are created and chained in a serial manner. Generated yaml is loaded onto the camphor controller.

You can see the autogenerated topology at Camphor Networks Platform Dashboard

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
devices:
  item:
  - attributes:
      image:
        file:
        - master:///local/camphor/vm_image.qcow2
        md5sum:
        - deadbeef
      os: SONiC
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 200
        memory:
        - 4096
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router1
  - attributes:
      image:
        file:
        - master:///local/camphor/vm_image.qcow2
        md5sum:
        - deadbeef
      os: SONiC
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 200
        memory:
        - 4096
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router2
  - attributes:
      image:
        file:
        - master:///local/camphor/vm_image.qcow2
        md5sum:
        - deadbeef
      os: SONiC
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 200
        memory:
        - 4096
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router3
  - attributes:
      image:
        file:
        - master:///local/camphor/vm_image.qcow2
        md5sum:
        - deadbeef
      os: SONiC
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 200
        memory:
        - 4096
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router4
networks:
  item:
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
    name: network1
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
    name: network2
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network3

Definition at line 96 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test2_linear_topology():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
 
    # Set number of devices to be created.
    count = 4
 
    # Create {count} SONiC Devices configuration.
    manager.deviceManager.createDevices(name='router', count=count, os=DeviceOS.SONiC,
                                        image=Image(file=['master:///local/camphor/vm_image.qcow2'],
                                                    md5sum=['deadbeef']),
                                        resource=Resource(cpu=[4], memory=[4096], disk=[200]))
 
    # Connect the devices in a serial daisy-chain fashion.
    devices = []
    networks = []
    for i in range(1, count):
        # Create a network to connect a router to the next. An available interface is automatically picked.
        devices.append(F"router{i}")
        networks.append(F"network{i}")
        manager.networkManager.createNetworks(name=F"network{i}", devices=[F"router{i}", F"router{i + 1}"])
 
    devices.append(F"router{count}")
 
    # Convert the created entities into a dictionary and verify.
    entries = manager.toDict()
 
    # Verify that {count} devices and {count-1} networks were indeed created in the Yaml configuration structure.
    assert len(entries['devices']['item']) == count
    assert len(entries['networks']['item']) == count - 1
    manager.toYaml()
 
    # Load the configuration onto the camphor controller.
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
    # Verify that devices are indeed created at the camphor controller.
    manager.verifyCamphorEntities(devices=devices, networks=networks)
 
 

test3_custom_topology()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test3_custom_topology

(

)

Create a customized network topology.

Create routers by customizing image, resource and other attributes. Connect the routers together via specific network interfaces to build a custom topology. You can see the auto-generated topology in the camphor dashboard. e.g. https://camphor-k8-master/#/camphorTopology/camphor-administrator-default/autogenerated?namespace=camphor-administrator-default

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
applications:
  item:
  - attributes:
      name: novnc
    name: a1
  - attributes:
      name: jupyter
    name: a2
devices:
  attributes:
    os: LINUX_ALPINE
    resource:
      cpu:
      - 2
      disk:
      - 50
      memory:
      - 1024
  item:
  - attributes:
      image:
        file:
        - master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/vm_image.qcow2
        md5sum:
        - deadbeef
      os: SONiC
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 100
        memory:
        - 2048
    name: router1
  - attributes:
      conf: master:///local/camphor/$CAMPHOR_CLUSTER/$CAMPHOR_USERNAME/$CAMPHOR_PROJECT/$CAMPHOR_DEVICE/device.conf
      image:
        file:
        - master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/vm_re_image.qcow2
        - master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/vm_pfe_image.qcow2
        md5sum:
        - deadbeef
        - beefbeef
      os: MX
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 100
        memory:
        - 4096
    name: router2
  - name: router3
networks:
  attributes:
    portAttributes:
      interface: autoAssign
  item:
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
    name: net1
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - attributes:
            interface: ge-0/0/2
          device: router2
        - attributes:
            interface: ge-0/0/4
          device: router3
    name: net2
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router3
    name: net3

Definition at line 146 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test3_custom_topology():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
 
    # Set default attributes.
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().resource = Resource(cpu=[2], memory=[1024], disk=[50])
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().os = DeviceOS.LINUXALPINE
 
    # Create a few devices.
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='router1', attributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(
        os=DeviceOS.SONiC, resource=Resource(cpu=[4], memory=[2048], disk=[100]),
        image=Image(file=["master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/vm_image.qcow2"], md5sum=["deadbeef"])
    ))
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='router2', attributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(
        os=DeviceOS.MX,
        conf="master:///local/camphor/$CAMPHOR_CLUSTER/$CAMPHOR_USERNAME/$CAMPHOR_PROJECT/$CAMPHOR_DEVICE/device.conf",
        resource=Resource(cpu=[4], memory=[4096], disk=[100]),
        image=Image(file=[
            "master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/vm_re_image.qcow2",
            "master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/vm_pfe_image.qcow2",
        ], md5sum=["deadbeef", "beefbeef"])
    ))
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='router3')
 
    # Connect the devices over desired interfaces to form the required network topology.
    manager.networkManager.getNetworkCommonAttributes().portAttributes = NetworkPortAttributesDefinition(
        interface='autoAssign')
    manager.networkManager.createNetwork(name='net1', attributes=NetworkAttributesDefinition(ports=Ports(item=[
        PortsItem(device='router1'),
        PortsItem(device='router2')
    ])))
    manager.networkManager.createNetwork(name='net2', attributes=NetworkAttributesDefinition(ports=Ports(item=[
        PortsItem(device='router2', attributes=NetworkPortAttributesDefinition(interface='ge-0/0/2')),
        PortsItem(device='router3', attributes=NetworkPortAttributesDefinition(interface='ge-0/0/4'))
    ])))
    manager.networkManager.createNetwork(name='net3', attributes=NetworkAttributesDefinition(ports=Ports(item=[
        PortsItem(device='router1'),
        PortsItem(device='router3')
    ])))
 
    # Add some applications as well!
    manager.applicationManager.createApplication(name='a1', attributes=ApplicationAttributesDefinition(
        name=ApplicationName.novnc))
    manager.applicationManager.createApplication(name='a2', attributes=ApplicationAttributesDefinition(
        name=ApplicationName.jupyter))
 
    entries = manager.toDict()
    assert len(entries['devices']['item']) == 3
    assert len(entries['networks']['item']) == 3
    assert len(entries['applications']['item']) == 2
 
    assert entries['devices']['item'][0]['attributes']['os'] == DeviceOS.SONiC.name
    assert entries['devices']['item'][1]['attributes']['os'] == DeviceOS.MX.name
    assert entries['devices']['item'][1]['attributes']['image']['file'][0] == \
           "master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/vm_re_image.qcow2"
    assert entries['devices']['item'][1]['attributes']['image']['file'][1] == \
           "master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/vm_pfe_image.qcow2"
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
    manager.deviceManager.deleteDevice(name='router2')
    manager.networkManager.deleteNetwork(name='net1')
    manager.applicationManager.deleteApplication(name='a1')
    entries = manager.toDict()
    assert len(entries['devices']['item']) == 2
    assert len(entries['networks']['item']) == 2
    assert len(entries['applications']['item']) == 1
 
 

test4_circular_topology()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test4_circular_topology

(

int

count = 10

)

Create a simple circular topology of NXOS Devices.

NXOS Routers are created and chained in a circular manner. Generated yaml is loaded onto the camphor controller.

You can see the autogenerated topology at Camphor Networks Platform Dashboard

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
devices:
  attributes:
    conf: |2

      hostname nxos
      snmp-server user admin
      username admin password 5 $5$j7tkn468$cxNfE/jPpWmeIjJUOTNdSHcfr47N7pSK.S4h8SGGwe. role network-admin
      username admin sshkey ssh-rsa ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EA
       feature bash
      feature scp-server
      feature bgp
      feature ospf
      ip domain-lookup
       ip name-server 10.0.2.3 use-vrf management
      vlan 1
      vrf context management
        ip domain-name camphor-administrator-default
        ip name-server 10.0.2.3
        ip route 0.0.0.0/0 10.0.2.2
      interface mgmt0
        ip address dhcp
        vrf member management
      interface Eth1/1
      no description
      switchport
      line console
      line vty
      boot nxos bootflash:/boot nxos bootflash:/nxos64-cs.10.2.3.F.bin
    image:
      file:
      - master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/500v64.10.2.3.F.qcow2
      md5sum:
      - 4d541a673a097ababec96b016f9ba237
    os: NXOS
    resource:
      cpu:
      - 4
      disk:
      - 200
      memory:
      - 4048
  item:
  - name: router1
  - name: router2
  - name: router3
  - name: router4
  - name: router5
  - name: router6
  - name: router7
  - name: router8
  - name: router9
  - name: router10
networks:
  item:
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
    name: network1
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
    name: network2
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network3
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router4
        - device: router5
    name: network4
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router5
        - device: router6
    name: network5
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router6
        - device: router7
    name: network6
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router7
        - device: router8
    name: network7
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router8
        - device: router9
    name: network8
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router9
        - device: router10
    name: network9
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router10
        - device: router1
    name: network10

Definition at line 224 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test4_circular_topology(count: int = 10):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().os = DeviceOS.NXOS
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().resource = Resource(cpu=[4], memory=[4 * 1012], disk=[200])
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().image = \
        Image(file=['master:///local/camphor/customer/vms/500v64.10.2.3.F.qcow2'],
              md5sum=['4d541a673a097ababec96b016f9ba237'])
 
    # noinspection SpellCheckingInspection
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().conf = F"""
hostname nxos
snmp-server user admin
username admin password 5 $5$j7tkn468$cxNfE/jPpWmeIjJUOTNdSHcfr47N7pSK.S4h8SGGwe. role network-admin
username admin sshkey ssh-rsa {Util.fread(F"{environ['HOME']}/.ssh/id_rsa.pub")[:24]}
feature bash
feature scp-server
feature bgp
feature ospf
ip domain-lookup
ip name-server 10.0.2.3 use-vrf management
vlan 1
vrf context management
  ip domain-name camphor-administrator-default
  ip name-server 10.0.2.3
  ip route 0.0.0.0/0 10.0.2.2
interface mgmt0
  ip address dhcp
  vrf member management
interface Eth1/1
no description
switchport
line console
line vty
boot nxos bootflash:/boot nxos bootflash:/nxos64-cs.10.2.3.F.bin
"""
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='router', count=count)
 
    devices = []
    networks = []
    for i in range(1, count + 1):
        devices.append(F"router{i}")
        networks.append(F"network{i}")
        manager.networkManager.createNetworks(name=networks[i - 1],
                                              devices=[F"router{i}", F"router{i + 1 if i < count else 1}"])
    entries = manager.toDict()
    assert len(entries['devices']['item']) == count
    assert len(entries['networks']['item']) == count
 
    # Load the configuration onto the camphor controller.
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
    # Verify that devices are indeed created at the camphor controller.
    manager.verifyCamphorEntities(devices=devices, networks=networks)
 
 

test5_device_for_analytics()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test5_device_for_analytics	(	int	device_count = 4,
		int	network_count = 2
	)

Create a network with better management traffic capable devices.

Using an option

See also

passThroughInterface, device management traffic can get a high throughput over the management interface.

Warning

Please ensure that MTU is set correctly to avoid IP fragmentation, e.g. to 1376, with -124 offset from 1500

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
devices:
  attributes:
    conf: |2

      hostname nxos
      snmp-server user admin
      username admin password 5 $5$j7tkn468$cxNfE/jPpWmeIjJUOTNdSHcfr47N7pSK.S4h8SGGwe. role network-admin
      username admin sshkey ssh-rsa ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EA
       feature bash
      feature scp-server
      feature bgp
      feature ospf
      ip domain-lookup
       ip name-server 10.0.2.3 use-vrf management
      vlan 1
      vrf context management
        ip domain-name camphor-administrator-default
        ip name-server 10.0.2.3
        ip route 0.0.0.0/0 10.0.2.2
      interface mgmt0
        mtu 1376
        ip address dhcp
        vrf member management
      interface Eth1/1
      no description
      switchport
      line console
      line vty
      boot nxos bootflash:/boot nxos bootflash:/nxos64-cs.10.2.3.F.bin
    os: NXOS
    passThroughInterface: true
  item:
  - name: router1
  - name: router2
  - name: router3
  - name: router4
networks:
  item:
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network1
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network2

Definition at line 291 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test5_device_for_analytics(device_count: int = 4, network_count: int = 2):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().os = DeviceOS.NXOS
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().passThroughInterface = True
 
    # noinspection SpellCheckingInspection
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().conf = F"""
hostname nxos
snmp-server user admin
username admin password 5 $5$j7tkn468$cxNfE/jPpWmeIjJUOTNdSHcfr47N7pSK.S4h8SGGwe. role network-admin
username admin sshkey ssh-rsa {Util.fread(F"{environ['HOME']}/.ssh/id_rsa.pub")[:24]}
feature bash
feature scp-server
feature bgp
feature ospf
ip domain-lookup
ip name-server 10.0.2.3 use-vrf management
vlan 1
vrf context management
  ip domain-name camphor-administrator-default
  ip name-server 10.0.2.3
  ip route 0.0.0.0/0 10.0.2.2
interface mgmt0
  mtu 1376
  ip address dhcp
  vrf member management
interface Eth1/1
no description
switchport
line console
line vty
boot nxos bootflash:/boot nxos bootflash:/nxos64-cs.10.2.3.F.bin
"""
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='router', count=device_count)
 
    # Connect the devices back to back over multiple links!
    devices = [F"router{i}" for i in range(1, device_count + 1)]
    networks = [F"network{i}" for i in range(1, network_count + 1)]
    for i in range(network_count):
        manager.networkManager.createNetworks(name=networks[i], devices=devices)
 
    entries = manager.toDict()
    assert len(entries['devices']['item']) == device_count
    assert len(entries['networks']['item']) == network_count
 
    # Load the configuration onto the camphor controller.
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
    # Verify that devices are indeed created at the camphor controller.
    manager.verifyCamphorEntities(devices=devices, networks=networks)
 
 

test6_multi_device_networks()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test6_multi_device_networks	(	int	device_count = 4,
		int	network_count = 4
	)

Create a network with better management traffic capable devices.

Create a topology where same set of devices are created using multiple different networks. Also more than two devices are connected within each camphor network (aka connection)

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
devices:
  attributes:
    os: SONiC
  item:
  - name: router1
  - name: router2
  - name: router3
  - name: router4
networks:
  item:
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network1
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network2
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network3
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network4

Definition at line 353 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test6_multi_device_networks(device_count: int = 4, network_count: int = 4):
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().os = DeviceOS.SONiC
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='router', count=device_count)
 
    # Connect the devices back to back over multiple links!
    devices = [F"router{i}" for i in range(1, device_count + 1)]
    networks = [F"network{i}" for i in range(1, network_count + 1)]
    for i in range(network_count):
        manager.networkManager.createNetworks(name=networks[i], devices=devices)
 
    entries = manager.toDict()
    assert len(entries['devices']['item']) == device_count
    assert len(entries['networks']['item']) == network_count
 
    # Load the configuration onto the camphor controller.
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
    # Verify that devices are indeed created at the camphor controller.
    manager.verifyCamphorEntities(devices=devices, networks=networks)
 
 

test7_camphor_topology_file()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test7_camphor_topology_file

(

)

Load a camphor network topology from an external yaml file.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
applications:
  item:
  - attributes:
      name: minimal
    name: minimal
devices:
  attributes:
    interfaces: 16
    lineCards: 1
    location:
      address1: '1957'
      address2: Limewood Dr
      city: San Jose
      country: USA
      state: California
      zip: '95132'
    os: cRPD
    resource:
      cpu:
      - 1
      - 3
      disk:
      - 100
      - 200
      memory:
      - 512
      - 2048
    routingEngines: 1
    type: dedicatedVM
    version: latest
  item:
  - attributes:
      conf: |
        system {
            host-name $CAMPHOR_DEVICE;
            root-authentication {
                encrypted-password "$CAMPHOR_PASSWORD"; ## SECRET-DATA
                ssh-rsa "$CAMPHOR_ID_RSA_PUB"; ## SECRET-DATA
            }
            login {
                user admin {
                    uid 2000;
                    class super-user;
                    authentication {
                        encrypted-password "$CAMPHOR_PASSWORD"; ## SECRET-DATA
                        ssh-rsa "$CAMPHOR_ID_RSA_PUB"; ## SECRET-DATA
                    }
                }
            }
            services {
                ssh {
                    root-login allow;
                }
                netconf {
                    ssh;
                }
            }
            domain-search [ $CAMPHOR_NAMESPACE ];
            name-server {
                $CAMPHOR_MGMT_NAMESERVER;
            }
        }
        interfaces {
            em0 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "mgmt Network";
                    family inet {
                        address $CAMPHOR_MGMT_SUBNET;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        routing-options {
            static {
                route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop $CAMPHOR_MGMT_DEFAULT_GW;
            }
        }
      image:
        file:
        - master:///root/vmx_image.qcow2
        md5sum:
        - deadbeef
      objectMeta:
        count: 4
        disable: true
      os: MX
      synchronize: true
    name: router
networks:
  item:
  - attributes:
      monitor: true
      objectMeta:
        count: -1
      ports:
        item:
        - attributes:
            igp: ospf
            interface: ge-0/0/1
            ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
            mtu: 1500
          device: router1
        - attributes:
            igp: ospf
            interface: ge-0/0/2
            ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
          device: router2
    name: network1
  - attributes:
      objectMeta:
        count: -1
      ports:
        item:
        - attributes:
            igp: ospf
            interface: ge-0/0/3
            ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
          device: router2
        - attributes:
            igp: ospf
            interface: ge-0/0/4
            ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
          device: router3
    name: network2
  - attributes:
      objectMeta:
        count: -1
      ports:
        item:
        - attributes:
            igp: ospf
            interface: ge-0/0/5
            ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
          device: router3
        - attributes:
            igp: ospf
            interface: ge-0/0/6
            ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
          device: router4
    name: network3
projects:
  item:
  - name: default

Definition at line 381 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test7_camphor_topology_file():
    yaml_file = '/var/lib/camphor/topologies/camphor_topology.yaml'
    manager = CamphorManager(yaml=yaml_file)
    expected = Util.yamlFileToDict(yaml_file=yaml_file)
    actual = manager.toDict()
    assert actual == expected
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test8_small_datacenter()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test8_small_datacenter

(

)

Create a small data center network.

A small data center with pods, racks, leafs, spines and servers are created as shown below.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
deployments:
  attributes:
    deviceAttributes:
      os: SONiC
    leafAttributes:
      leafs: 2
    podAttributes:
      pods: 1
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 2
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        os: ALPINE
      servers: 2
    spineAttributes:
      spines: 2
  item:
  - attributes:
      deploymentAttributes:
        type: datacenter
    name: dc

Definition at line 398 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test8_small_datacenter():
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.deploymentManager.createDataCenter()
    entries = manager.toDict()
    assert len(entries['deployments']['item']) == 1
    assert entries['deployments']['item'][0]['name'] == 'dc'
    assert entries['deployments']['item'][0]['attributes']['deploymentAttributes']['type'] == 'datacenter'
    Util.printYaml(manager.toYaml())
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test9_medium_datacenter()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test9_medium_datacenter

(

)

Create a medium sized data center network.

A medium sized data center with pods, racks, leafs, spines and servers are created as shown below.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
deployments:
  attributes:
    deviceAttributes:
      os: SONiC
    leafAttributes:
      leafs: 2
    podAttributes:
      pods: 2
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 4
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        os: ALPINE
      servers: 4
    spineAttributes:
      spines: 4
    superSpineAttributes:
      superSpines: 2
  item:
  - attributes:
      deploymentAttributes:
        type: datacenter
    name: dc

Definition at line 417 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test9_medium_datacenter():
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.deploymentManager.createDataCenter(pods=2, racks=4, servers=4, spines=4, superSpines=2)
    entries = manager.toDict()
    assert len(entries['deployments']['item']) == 1
    assert entries['deployments']['item'][0]['name'] == 'dc'
    assert entries['deployments']['item'][0]['attributes']['deploymentAttributes']['type'] == 'datacenter'
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test10_large_datacenter()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test10_large_datacenter

(

)

Create a large sized data center network.

A large sized data center with pods, racks, leafs, spines and servers are created as shown below.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
deployments:
  attributes:
    borderLeafAttributes:
      borderLeafs: 2
    deviceAttributes:
      os: SONiC
    leafAttributes:
      leafs: 2
    podAttributes:
      pods: 2
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 8
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        os: ALPINE
      servers: 8
    spineAttributes:
      spines: 8
    superSpineAttributes:
      superSpines: 4
  item:
  - attributes:
      deploymentAttributes:
        type: datacenter
    name: dc

Definition at line 435 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test10_large_datacenter():
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.deploymentManager.createDataCenter(name='dc', pods=2, racks=8, servers=8, spines=8, superSpines=4,
                                               borderLeafs=2)
    entries = manager.toDict()
    assert len(entries['deployments']['item']) == 1
    assert entries['deployments']['item'][0]['name'] == 'dc'
    assert entries['deployments']['item'][0]['attributes']['deploymentAttributes']['type'] == 'datacenter'
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test11_customized_datacenter()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test11_customized_datacenter

(

)

Create a customized data center network.

A large sized data center with pods, racks, leafs, spines and servers are created as shown below.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
deployments:
  attributes:
    borderLeafAttributes:
      borderLeafs: 2
    coreAttributes:
      cores: 2
    deviceAttributes:
      os: SONiC
    leafAttributes:
      leafs: 2
    podAttributes:
      pods: 2
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 2
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        os: LINUX
      servers: 2
    spineAttributes:
      spines: 4
    superSpineAttributes:
      superSpines: 4
    vpnAttributes:
      addresses: 2
      evpns: 2
      hosts: 2
      vpns: 1
  item:
  - attributes:
      deploymentAttributes:
        type: datacenter
    name: router
    pods:
      item:
      - attributes:
          rackAttributes:
            racks: 4
          serverAttributes:
            servers: 4
        name: pod1

Definition at line 454 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test11_customized_datacenter():
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.deploymentManager.setDeploymentCommonAttributes(attributes=DeploymentConfigurationAttributesDefinition(
        deviceAttributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(os=DeviceOS.SONiC),
        podAttributes=PodAttributes(pods=2),
        rackAttributes=RackAttributes(racks=2),
        serverAttributes=ServerAttributes(servers=2,
                                          deviceAttributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(os=DeviceOS.LINUX)),
        leafAttributes=LeafAttributes(leafs=2),
        spineAttributes=SpineAttributes(spines=4),
        superSpineAttributes=SuperSpineAttributes(superSpines=4),
        coreAttributes=CoreAttributes(cores=2),
        borderLeafAttributes=BorderLeafAttributes(borderLeafs=2),
        vpnAttributes=VPNAttributes(vpns=1, evpns=2, hosts=2, addresses=2, enablePinger=False)
    ))
    manager.deploymentManager.createDeployment(name='router', attributes=DeploymentConfigurationAttributesDefinition(
        deploymentAttributes=DeploymentAttributes(type=DeploymentType.datacenter)),
                                               pods=Pods(item=[
                                                   PodsItem(name='pod1',
                                                            attributes=DeploymentConfigurationAttributesDefinition(
                                                                rackAttributes=RackAttributes(racks=4),
                                                                serverAttributes=ServerAttributes(servers=4)
                                                            )
                                                            )
                                               ])
                                               )
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test12_ospf_basic()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test12_ospf_basic

(

bool

synchronize = False

)

Create a simple OSPF Topology of JUNOS Routers.

JUNOS Routers are connected serially

You can see the autogenerated topology at Camphor Networks Platform Dashboard

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
devices:
  item:
  - attributes:
      conf: |2

        system {
            host-name $CAMPHOR_DEVICE;
            root-authentication {
                encrypted-password "$CAMPHOR_PASSWORD"; ## SECRET-DATA
                ssh-rsa "$CAMPHOR_ID_RSA_PUB"; ## SECRET-DATA
            }
            login {
                user admin {
                    uid 2000;
                    class super-user;
                    authentication {
                        encrypted-password "$CAMPHOR_PASSWORD"; ## SECRET-DATA
                        ssh-rsa "$CAMPHOR_ID_RSA_PUB"; ## SECRET-DATA
                    }
                }
            }
            services {
                ssh {
                    root-login allow;
                }
                netconf {
                    ssh;
                }
            }
            domain-search [ $CAMPHOR_NAMESPACE ];
            name-server {
                $CAMPHOR_MGMT_NAMESERVER;
            }
        }
        interfaces {
            em0 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "mgmt Network";
                    family inet {
                        address $CAMPHOR_MGMT_SUBNET;
                    }
                }
            }
            ge-0/0/3 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "ospf interface1";
                    family inet {
                        address 1.1.1.1/24;
                    }
                }
            }
            ge-0/0/4 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "ospf interface2";
                    family inet {
                        address 1.1.2.1/24;
                    }
                }
            }
            lo0 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "mgmt Network";
                    family inet {
                        address 100.100.0.1;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        protocols {
            ospf {
                area 0.0.0.0 {
                    interface ge-0/0/3.0;
                    interface ge-0/0/4.0;
                    interface lo0.0;
                }
            }
        }
        routing-options {
            static{
                route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop $CAMPHOR_MGMT_DEFAULT_GW;
            }
        }
      os: OLIVE
      version: latest
    name: router1
  - attributes:
      conf: |2

        system {
            host-name $CAMPHOR_DEVICE;
            root-authentication {
                encrypted-password "$CAMPHOR_PASSWORD"; ## SECRET-DATA
                ssh-rsa "$CAMPHOR_ID_RSA_PUB"; ## SECRET-DATA
            }
            login {
                user admin {
                    uid 2000;
                    class super-user;
                    authentication {
                        encrypted-password "$CAMPHOR_PASSWORD"; ## SECRET-DATA
                        ssh-rsa "$CAMPHOR_ID_RSA_PUB"; ## SECRET-DATA
                    }
                }
            }
            services {
                ssh {
                    root-login allow;
                }
                netconf {
                    ssh;
                }
            }
            domain-search [ $CAMPHOR_NAMESPACE ];
            name-server {
                $CAMPHOR_MGMT_NAMESERVER;
            }
        }
        interfaces {
            em0 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "mgmt Network";
                    family inet {
                        address $CAMPHOR_MGMT_SUBNET;
                    }
                }
            }
            ge-0/0/3 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "ospf interface1";
                    family inet {
                        address 1.1.2.2/24;
                    }
                }
            }
            ge-0/0/4 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "ospf interface2";
                    family inet {
                        address 1.1.3.2/24;
                    }
                }
            }
            lo0 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "mgmt Network";
                    family inet {
                        address 100.100.0.2;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        protocols {
            ospf {
                area 0.0.0.0 {
                    interface ge-0/0/3.0;
                    interface ge-0/0/4.0;
                    interface lo0.0;
                }
            }
        }
        routing-options {
            static{
                route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop $CAMPHOR_MGMT_DEFAULT_GW;
            }
        }
      os: OLIVE
      version: latest
    name: router2
  - attributes:
      conf: |2

        system {
            host-name $CAMPHOR_DEVICE;
            root-authentication {
                encrypted-password "$CAMPHOR_PASSWORD"; ## SECRET-DATA
                ssh-rsa "$CAMPHOR_ID_RSA_PUB"; ## SECRET-DATA
            }
            login {
                user admin {
                    uid 2000;
                    class super-user;
                    authentication {
                        encrypted-password "$CAMPHOR_PASSWORD"; ## SECRET-DATA
                        ssh-rsa "$CAMPHOR_ID_RSA_PUB"; ## SECRET-DATA
                    }
                }
            }
            services {
                ssh {
                    root-login allow;
                }
                netconf {
                    ssh;
                }
            }
            domain-search [ $CAMPHOR_NAMESPACE ];
            name-server {
                $CAMPHOR_MGMT_NAMESERVER;
            }
        }
        interfaces {
            em0 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "mgmt Network";
                    family inet {
                        address $CAMPHOR_MGMT_SUBNET;
                    }
                }
            }
            ge-0/0/3 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "ospf interface1";
                    family inet {
                        address 1.1.3.3/24;
                    }
                }
            }
            ge-0/0/4 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "ospf interface2";
                    family inet {
                        address 1.1.4.3/24;
                    }
                }
            }
            lo0 {
                unit 0 {
                    description "mgmt Network";
                    family inet {
                        address 100.100.0.3;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        protocols {
            ospf {
                area 0.0.0.0 {
                    interface ge-0/0/3.0;
                    interface ge-0/0/4.0;
                    interface lo0.0;
                }
            }
        }
        routing-options {
            static{
                route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop $CAMPHOR_MGMT_DEFAULT_GW;
            }
        }
      os: OLIVE
      version: latest
    name: router3
networks:
  item:
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - attributes:
            interface: ge-0/0/4
          device: router1
        - attributes:
            interface: ge-0/0/3
          device: router2
    name: router1--router2
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - attributes:
            interface: ge-0/0/4
          device: router2
        - attributes:
            interface: ge-0/0/3
          device: router3
    name: router2--router3

Definition at line 494 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test12_ospf_basic(synchronize: bool = False):
    manager = CamphorManager()
    device_conf = CamphorDeviceManager.getJUNOSDefaultConf().replace('__ADDRESS_LO0__', '100.100.0.1') \
        .replace('__ADDRESS3__', '1.1.1.1/24').replace('__ADDRESS4__', '1.1.2.1/24')
    devices = ['router1', 'router2', 'router3']
    os = DeviceOS.OLIVE
    version = 'latest'
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name=devices[0], attributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(os=os, conf=device_conf,
                                                                                              version=version))
 
    device_conf = CamphorDeviceManager.getJUNOSDefaultConf().replace('__ADDRESS_LO0__', '100.100.0.2') \
        .replace('__ADDRESS3__', '1.1.2.2/24').replace('__ADDRESS4__', '1.1.3.2/24')
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name=devices[1], attributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(os=os, conf=device_conf,
                                                                                              version=version))
 
    device_conf = CamphorDeviceManager.getJUNOSDefaultConf().replace('__ADDRESS_LO0__', '100.100.0.3') \
        .replace('__ADDRESS3__', '1.1.3.3/24').replace('__ADDRESS4__', '1.1.4.3/24')
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name=devices[2], attributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(os=os, conf=device_conf,
                                                                                              version=version))
 
    networks = ['router1--router2', 'router2--router3']
    interfaces = ['ge-0/0/4', 'ge-0/0/3']
    manager.networkManager.createNetworks(name=networks[0], devices=[devices[0], devices[1]], interfaces=interfaces)
    manager.networkManager.createNetworks(name=networks[1], devices=[devices[1], devices[2]], interfaces=interfaces)
 
    # Print generated camphor yaml topology configuration.
    # manager.toYaml()
 
    # Load the configuration onto the camphor controller.
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
    # Verify that devices are indeed created at the camphor controller.
    manager.verifyCamphorEntities(devices=devices, networks=networks, synchronize=False)
 
    # Commit configuration changes to the project and synchronize with the underlying k8 cluster!
    Util.commit(commit=synchronize, synchronize=synchronize)
    if not synchronize:
        return
 
    # Verify that ping from router1 to router3 works (via router2)
    assert Util.ping(from_device_os=DeviceOS.OLIVE, from_device_name='router1', from_device='100.100.0.1',
                     to_device='100.0.0.3')
 
    # Verify that devices are indeed created at the camphor controller.
    manager.verifyCamphorEntities(devices=devices, networks=networks, synchronize=synchronize)
 
 

test13_device_with_pci_passthrough()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test13_device_with_pci_passthrough

(

int

device_count = 4

)

Create devices with PCI Cards pass through from underlying host such as GPUs, NPUs and IPUs.

Seamlessly pass PCI devices all the way into the virtualized servers so that those devices can be readily availed even though the entire environment could be completely virtual.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
devices:
  attributes:
    os: LINUX_UBUNTU
  item:
  - name: server1
  - name: server2
  - name: server3
  - name: server4
  - attributes:
      passThroughPCIDevices:
      - 7d:00.0
      - 7f:00.0
    name: server-gpu1
  - attributes:
      passThroughPCIDevices:
      - 8d:00.0:compute1
      - 8f:00.0:compute1
    name: server-gpu2

Definition at line 550 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test13_device_with_pci_passthrough(device_count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().os = DeviceOS.LINUXUBUNTU
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='server', count=device_count)
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='server-gpu1', attributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(
        passThroughPCIDevices=['7d:00.0', '7f:00.0']))
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='server-gpu2', attributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(
        passThroughPCIDevices=['8d:00.0:compute1', '8f:00.0:compute1']))
 
    entries = manager.toDict()
    assert len(entries['devices']['item']) == device_count + 2
 
    # Load the configuration onto the camphor controller.
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
    # Verify that devices are indeed created at the camphor controller.
    manager.verifyCamphorEntities(
        devices=[F"server{i + 1}" for i in range(device_count)] + ['server-gpu1', 'server-gpu2'])
 
 

test14_device_with_k8_pods()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test14_device_with_k8_pods	(	int	device_count = int(environ.get('CAMPHOR_TEST_DEVICE_COUNT', '4')),
		int	network_count = int(environ.get('CAMPHOR_TEST_NETWORK_COUNT', '4')),
		bool	synchronize = environ.get('CAMPHOR_TEST_SYNCHRONIZE', '').upper() == 'TRUE'
	)

Create a network of devices and verify wih K8.

In camphor, for each device (VM/Container) created, Kubernetes resources are automatically created and managed. Walk through such K8 resources and verify.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
devices:
  item:
  - attributes:
      os: SONiC
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router1
  - attributes:
      os: SONiC
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router2
  - attributes:
      os: SONiC
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router3
  - attributes:
      os: SONiC
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: router4
networks:
  item:
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network1
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network2
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network3
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - device: router1
        - device: router2
        - device: router3
        - device: router4
    name: network4

Definition at line 580 of file camphor_api_test.py.

                               synchronize: bool = environ.get('CAMPHOR_TEST_SYNCHRONIZE', '').upper() == 'TRUE'):
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createBasicTopology(device_count=device_count, network_count=network_count, synchronize=synchronize)
    if not synchronize:
        return
 
    for pod in manager.getK8Pods().items:
        print("%s\t%s\t%s" % (pod.status.pod_ip, pod.metadata.namespace, pod.metadata.name))
 
 

test15_device_pause()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test15_device_pause	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Pause devices.

Pause the VM devices by informing the camphor controller.

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 600 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test15_device_pause(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.pause, count=count)
 
 

test16_device_resume()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test16_device_resume	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Resume devices.

Resume the VM devices (which were paused before) by informing the camphor controller.

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 614 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test16_device_resume(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.resume, count=count)
 
 

test17_device_shutdown()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test17_device_shutdown	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Shutdown devices.

Shutdown the VM devices by informing the camphor controller.

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 628 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test17_device_shutdown(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.shutdown, count=count)
 
 

test18_device_restart()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test18_device_restart	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Restart devices.

Restart VM devices by informing the camphor controller.

Parameters

[in]

count

Number of devices

Definition at line 641 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test18_device_restart(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.restart, count=count)
 
 

test19_device_recreate()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test19_device_recreate	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Recreate devices.

Recreate devices by recreating associated Kubernetes pods

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 655 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test19_device_recreate(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.recreate, count=count)
 
 

test20_device_pullconf()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test20_device_pullconf	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Pull Configuration from devices.

Pull configuration from devices and save them under camphor device configuration

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 669 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test20_device_pullconf(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.pullConf, count=count)
 
 

test21_device_pushconf()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test21_device_pushconf	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Push Configuration to devices.

Push camphor device configuration to devices

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 683 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test21_device_pushconf(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.pushConf, count=count)
 
 

test22_device_interface_link_down()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test22_device_interface_link_down	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Turn down interface link state.

Turn interface link state down so that the device detects and takes appropriate actions.

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 697 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test22_device_interface_link_down(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.interfaceLinkStateDown, count=count,
                          interfaces=['ge-0/0/1', 'ge-0/0/2'])
 
 

test23_device_interface_link_up()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test23_device_interface_link_up	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Turn up interface link state.

Turn interface link state up so that the device detects and takes appropriate actions.

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 712 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test23_device_interface_link_up(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.interfaceLinkStateUp, count=count,
                          interfaces=['ge-0/0/1', 'ge-0/0/2'])
 
 

test24_device_interface_admin_down()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test24_device_interface_admin_down	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Turn down interface admin state.

Turn interface admin state down so that all inbound and outbound packets get dropped

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 727 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test24_device_interface_admin_down(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.interfaceAdminStateDown, count=count,
                          interfaces=['ge-0/0/1', 'ge-0/0/2'])
 
 

test25_device_interface_admin_up()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test25_device_interface_admin_up	(	str	name = 'router',
		int	count = 4
	)

Turn up interface admin state.

Turn interface admin state up so that all inbound and outbound packets get forwarded

Parameters

[in]	name	Name of the device, prefix if {count} > 0
[in]	count	Number of devices

Definition at line 742 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test25_device_interface_admin_up(name: str = 'router', count: int = 4):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.operateDevice(name=name, operation=CamphorDeviceManager.Operation.interfaceLinkStateDown, count=count,
                          interfaces=['ge-0/0/1', 'ge-0/0/2'])
 
 

test26_application_drawio()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test26_application_drawio

(

)

Create application DrawIO Diagrams Editor.

drawio is a great diagram editing web application. It lets users create network and other diagrams easily. Also, the generated diagrams can be made dynamic by pointing to other live entities such as camphor devices and networks.

Definition at line 755 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test26_application_drawio():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createApplications(apps=[ApplicationName.drawio])
 
 

test27_application_grafana()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test27_application_grafana

(

)

Create application Grafana Graphs Generator.

grafana is a graph and charts rendering application. It lets users create custom dashboard with time series and other kind of data easily. Typically this is used with a time series application along with such as prometheus.

Definition at line 767 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test27_application_grafana():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createApplications(apps=[ApplicationName.grafana, ApplicationName.prometheus])
 
 

test28_application_jenkins()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test28_application_jenkins

(

)

Create application Jenkins Jobs Manager.

Jenkins is a job manager. It can be used to schedule various jobs with high customization and parallelism.

Definition at line 778 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test28_application_jenkins():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createApplications(apps=[ApplicationName.jenkins])
 
 

test29_application_jupyter_notebook()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test29_application_jupyter_notebook

(

)

Create application Jupyter Notebook for Easy Automation.

Jupyter Notebook is a great automation framework for python and ruby. Though typically used in ML, this can also be utilized in camphor against network devices there by readily creating amazing live documents with ready access to camphor devices and other entities.

Definition at line 791 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test29_application_jupyter_notebook():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createApplications(apps=[ApplicationName.jupyter])
 
 

test30_application_kibana()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test30_application_kibana

(

)

Create application Elastic Search Based Kibana Logs Analyzer.

Kibana aka ELK Stack (ElasticSearch Database, Logstash Logs Manager and Kibana Dashboard) works amazingly together to give users single plane of glass to analyze logs and other metrics from multiple sources in a highly scalable and efficient manner.

Definition at line 804 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test30_application_kibana():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createApplications(apps=[ApplicationName.kibana])
 
 

test31_application_novnc()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test31_application_novnc

(

)

Create application noVNC Remote Desktop for Ubuntu Linux.

noVNC is a generic ubuntu based image with remote access via VNC and RDP. It is a very convenient application where in one can run their custom linux based application with ready direct DNS name based access to all the devices.

Definition at line 816 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test31_application_novnc():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createApplications(apps=[ApplicationName.novnc])
 
 

test32_application_opennms()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test32_application_opennms

(

)

Create application OpenNMS Network Management Station.

opennms is a popular and highly feature rich network management station. It can be used to manage networks via SNMP, OPENBMP, CLI, NetConf/RestConf and other technologies.

Definition at line 828 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test32_application_opennms():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createApplications(apps=[ApplicationName.opennms])
 
 

test33_application_suzieq()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test33_application_suzieq

(

)

Create application SuzieQ Network Analytics Manager, especially for Data Centers.

SuzieQ is network management application that can track routing protocols, interfaces, address, etc. easily at scale and provide extremely insightful information for managing modern networks, specifically the data centers.

Definition at line 840 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test33_application_suzieq():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createApplications(apps=[ApplicationName.suzieq])
 
 

test34_application_wordpress()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test34_application_wordpress

(

)

Create application WordPress WebSite Hosting Platform.

WordPress is the most popular web site hosting application. In camphor, users can readily instantiate wordpress.

Definition at line 851 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test34_application_wordpress():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.createApplications(apps=[ApplicationName.wordpress])
 
 

test35_datacenter_cisco()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test35_datacenter_cisco

(

)

Load a cisco network topology from an external yaml file.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
applications:
  item:
  - attributes:
      name: novnc
    name: ap
deployments:
  attributes:
    leafAttributes:
      interLinks: 3
      leafPortStart: 1
      leafs: 1
    podAttributes:
      pods: 1
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 1
    routeReflectorAttributes:
      peer: pod1-rack1-leaf1
    serverAttributes:
      eses: 1
      servers: 1
    spineAttributes:
      leafPortStart: 1
      spineGroups: 1
      spines: 1
    superSpineAttributes:
      superSpineGroups: 1
    vpnAttributes:
      addresses: 10
      enablePinger: true
      evpns: 1
      hosts: 10
      vpns: 1
  item:
  - attributes:
      deploymentAttributes:
        type: datacenter
    cores:
      item:
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX
        name: core2
    leafs:
      attributes:
        deviceAttributes:
          image:
            file:
            - master:///local/cisco/camphor/nexus9500v64.10.2.3.F.qcow2
            md5sum:
            - d3e08d16c50a6f5b442aa4dc7eb7d08c
          mgmtDomain: cisco.com
          mgmtGateway: 172.16.16.1
          mgmtInterfaceBridge: enp125s0
          mgmtNameServer: 172.16.0.2
          os: NXOS
          version: '10.2'
        leafAttributes:
          serverPortStart: 11
          spinePortStart: 21
    name: datacenter1
    pods:
      item:
      - attributes:
          rackAttributes:
            racks: 6
          spineAttributes:
            spines: 2
        name: pod1
    racks:
      item:
      - attributes:
          serverAttributes:
            eses: 10
        name: pod1-rack1
      - attributes:
          leafAttributes:
            leafs: 2
          serverAttributes:
            eses: 10
        name: pod1-rack2
      - attributes:
          leafAttributes:
            leafs: 2
        name: pod1-rack5
    servers:
      attributes:
        deviceAttributes:
          generateDefaultConf: true
          livenessProbeFailureThreshold: 4
          livenessProbeInitialDelay: 180
          livenessProbePeriod: 30
          livenessProbeTimeout: 30
          os: LINUX_ALPINE
          resource:
            cpu:
            - 1
            disk:
            - 50
            memory:
            - 512
          synchronize: true
        serverAttributes:
          leafPortStart: 1
      item:
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            objectMeta:
              description: Custom description for pod1-rack3-server1
        name: pod1-rack3-server1
    spines:
      attributes:
        deviceAttributes:
          image:
            file:
            - master:///local/cisco/camphor/nexus9500v64.10.2.3.F.qcow2
            md5sum:
            - d3e08d16c50a6f5b442aa4dc7eb7d08c
          mgmtDomain: cisco.com
          mgmtGateway: 172.16.16.1
          mgmtInterfaceBridge: enp125s0
          mgmtNameServer: 172.16.0.2
          os: NXOS
          version: '10.2'
devices:
  attributes:
    conf: master:///local/cisco/camphor/$CAMPHOR_USERNAME/$CAMPHOR_PROJECT/Device/$CAMPHOR_DEVICE/device.conf
    interfaces: 24
    livenessProbeFailureThreshold: 40
    livenessProbeInitialDelay: 1200
    livenessProbePeriod: 30
    livenessProbeTimeout: 30
    os: NXOS
    resource:
      cpu:
      - 2
      disk:
      - 100
      memory:
      - 8096
    type: dedicatedVM
  item:
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.101/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:65
    name: pod1-spinegroup1-spine1
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.102/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:66
    name: pod1-spinegroup1-spine2
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.103/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:67
    name: pod1-rack1-leaf1
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.104/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:68
    name: pod1-rack2-leaf1
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.105/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:69
    name: pod1-rack2-leaf2
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.106/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:6A
    name: pod1-rack3-leaf1
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.107/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:6B
    name: pod1-rack4-leaf1
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.108/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:6C
    name: pod1-rack5-leaf1
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.109/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:6D
    name: pod1-rack5-leaf2
  - attributes:
      mgmtAddress: 172.16.18.110/22
      mgmtMacAddress: 02:02:AC:10:12:6E
    name: pod1-rack6-leaf1
drawings:
  item:
  - attributes:
      file: "/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_cisco.drawio"
    name: datacenter_cisco
topologys:
  item:
  - attributes:
      imageFile: "/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_cisco.svg"
      imageMapFile: "/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_cisco.cmapx"
    name: datacentre_cisco

Definition at line 863 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test35_datacenter_cisco():
    yaml_file = '/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_cisco.yaml'
    manager = CamphorManager(yaml=yaml_file)
    expected = Util.yamlFileToDict(yaml_file=yaml_file)
    actual = manager.toDict()
    assert actual == expected or True
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test36_datacenter_convergeone()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test36_datacenter_convergeone

(

)

Load a convergeone network topology from an external yaml file.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
deployments:
  attributes:
    borderLeafAttributes:
      borderLeafs: 1
      deviceAttributes:
        image:
          file:
          - master:///local/camphor/convergeone/junos-media-vsrx-x86-64-vmdisk-22.3R1.11.qcow2
          md5sum:
          - 2fcb59fc6a9c36b8350561e7e21fad5a
        os: SRX
    deploymentAttributes:
      type: datacenter
    leafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        image:
          file:
          - master:///local/camphor/convergeone/vJunos-switch-23.2R1.14.qcow2
          md5sum:
          - 256039b658a8ddce0b955d4cb8fb3048
        os: vJUNOS_SWITCH
      leafs: 1
    podAttributes:
      pods: 1
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 2
    serverAttributes:
      servers: 2
    spineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        image:
          file:
          - master:///local/camphor/convergeone/vJunos-switch-23.2R1.14.qcow2
          md5sum:
          - 256039b658a8ddce0b955d4cb8fb3048
        os: vJUNOS_SWITCH
      spineGroups: 1
      spines: 1
  item:
  - name: dc1
devices:
  attributes:
    conf: |
      set system services ssh protocol-version v2
      set system authentication-order password
      set system login user mist class super-user
      set system login user mist authentication encrypted-password $6$PDR2mZhDvgn9emz2$AjRXWo6F6KaGzLLoCjvBGFjnlYZGFyR95kW/THDIZ94dGLehJUAItavLdX8PpmL0GKz8ZtFIWvytMQKKTYYFp/
      set system login user mist authentication ssh-rsa "ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABgQDCX/umzDwMMhoFEFTJO/G19fU5STIXjrhU0XC8lniIeY/e4mghJ6up3f/eMB2X5GRNuGimcnwv+p/WMgaUrMRpBLZSf1SzlJrffHAmXO++9VoKkSvIU5L90LyHgE8SARygJmQLZXkQvlWN2ozUmorjDePBaLalvkZ/bA+J2k3MYn1qBD8vwq/I4etQeBL4p/vL+3bqc8h6+6Izs3swJVHoV5Y6ce8kznqDijDnsqo9UdpqRV1Kry13vKDcT0oezrovVRwxc7ZRYngxGps83KOlGKPI+BP/sMqEaZppQoaqmqP6GSdFvKMytCWXVva7u/VxXb9TFM3Vq4Dk2vCBINS9ywyWTS1CikAxVqxEbWhnjHO5HHHjtjnoW51yzrV0qAd5cBezA+fv6IHADN78TM8yA88m0fJRF+K27KXuIu0usg/CiJi6h74GFqUf8+epsTFYaeij6BV0p3m6YlmMxwKSOMB+NHC40wvXP59CHpUDoZwWQ2HVavguKXw4b8pw6uM= mist@775954af-5a1c-4203-a4b0-25f622f6f088"
      set system services outbound-ssh client mist device-id 775954af-5a1c-4203-a4b0-25f622f6f088
      set system services outbound-ssh client mist secret 4eb74b3c1a75b36c22e594a19c0d0e7af069e752bd74d4147a5d6b2ab378e118e258d4c1e573b1d729eedc00780e2860f74f9ed07196e5ef82cc2869f665054a
      set system services outbound-ssh client mist services netconf keep-alive retry 12 timeout 5
      set system services outbound-ssh client mist oc-term.mistsys.net port 2200 timeout 60 retry 1000
    generateDefaultConf: true
    os: LINUX_ALPINE
    synchronize: true
    type: dedicatedVM

Definition at line 878 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test36_datacenter_convergeone():
    yaml_file = '/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_convergeone.yaml'
    manager = CamphorManager(yaml=yaml_file)
    expected = Util.yamlFileToDict(yaml_file=yaml_file)
    actual = manager.toDict()
    assert actual == expected or True
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test37_datacenter_aviz()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test37_datacenter_aviz

(

)

Load a aviz network topology from an external yaml file.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
applications:
  item:
  - attributes:
      name: novnc
    name: a1
deployments:
  attributes:
    borderLeafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      interLinks: 2
    deploymentAttributes:
      overlay: evpn
      type: datacenter
      underlay: ebgp
    leafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      interLinks: 2
      leafs: 2
    podAttributes:
      pods: 2
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 1
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 3
        os: LINUX_ALPINE
      eses: 1
      servers: 2
    spineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      spineGroups: 1
      spines: 1
    superSpineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      superSpineGroups: 1
      superSpines: 1
    vpnAttributes:
      addresses: 2
      enablePinger: true
      evpns: 2
      hosts: 2
      vpns: 2
  item:
  - name: dc1
devices:
  attributes:
    generateDefaultConf: true
    os: SONiC
    passThroughInterface: true
    resource:
      cpu:
      - 4
      - 4
      disk:
      - 100
      - 100
      memory:
      - 2048
      - 2048
    synchronize: true
    type: dedicatedVM
    uniqueManagementAddress: true
    version: 4.1.1-Ones-VS_v2.0.0
  item:
  - attributes:
      interfaces: 2
      os: LINUX_UBUNTU
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 200
        memory:
        - 8096
      serialNumber: 99c5cd10-7934-44ec-acc3-3d4ac053bc3c
      servicePorts:
      - '443'
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: aviz-ones-app
networks:
  attributes:
    portAttributes:
      interface: autoAssign
      ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
      mtu: 1500

Definition at line 893 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test37_datacenter_aviz():
    yaml_file = '/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_aviz.yaml'
    manager = CamphorManager(yaml=yaml_file)
    expected = Util.yamlFileToDict(yaml_file=yaml_file)
    actual = manager.toDict()
    assert actual == expected or True
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test38_datacenter_augtera()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test38_datacenter_augtera

(

)

Load a augtera network topology from an external yaml file.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
applications:
  item:
  - attributes:
      name: novnc
    name: novnc
deployments:
  attributes:
    borderLeafAttributes:
      borderLeafs: 1
    coreAttributes:
      cores: 1
    deploymentAttributes:
      type: datacenter
    leafAttributes:
      leafs: 1
    podAttributes:
      pods: 1
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 2
    serverAttributes:
      eses: 1
      servers: 2
    spineAttributes:
      spines: 2
  item:
  - attributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 4
    borderLeafs:
      attributes:
        deviceAttributes:
          interfaces: 4
          os: MX
    cores:
      attributes:
        deviceAttributes:
          interfaces: 4
          os: IOSXR
    leafs:
      attributes:
        deviceAttributes:
          interfaces: 8
          os: EOS
    name: datacenter1
    servers:
      attributes:
        deviceAttributes:
          generateDefaultConf: true
          interfaces: 1
          os: LINUX_UBUNTU
    spines:
      attributes:
        deviceAttributes:
          interfaces: 4
          os: NXOS
devices:
  attributes:
    livenessProbeFailureThreshold: 40
    livenessProbeInitialDelay: 1200
    livenessProbePeriod: 30
    livenessProbeTimeout: 30
    synchronize: true
    type: dedicatedVM
  item:
  - attributes:
      os: SONiC
    name: pod1-spinegroup1-spine2
  - attributes:
      os: QFX
    name: pod1-rack2-leaf1
  - attributes:
      interfaces: 1
      os: FRR
      type: external
    name: dc1-core1
  - attributes:
      os: LINUX_UBUNTU
      passThroughInterface: true
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 100
        memory:
        - 8096
      servicePorts:
      - udp-514
      type: dedicatedVM
    name: augtera-onpremise-controller
drawings:
  item:
  - attributes:
      file: "/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_augtera.drawio"
    name: datacenter_augtera
networks:
  attributes:
    portAttributes:
      igp: ospf
      interface: autoAssign
      ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
      mtu: 1500
  item:
  - attributes:
      ports:
        item:
        - attributes:
            interface: ge-0/0/1
          device: dc1-core1
        - device: core1
    name: camphor1-core1-dc1-core1
topologys:
  item:
  - attributes:
      imageFile: "/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_augtera.svg"
      imageMapFile: "/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_augtera.cmapx"
    name: datacenter_augtera

Definition at line 908 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test38_datacenter_augtera():
    yaml_file = '/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_augtera.yaml'
    manager = CamphorManager(yaml=yaml_file)
    expected = Util.yamlFileToDict(yaml_file=yaml_file)
    actual = manager.toDict()
    assert actual == expected or True
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test39_datacenter_junos()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test39_datacenter_junos

(

)

Load a junos network topology from an external yaml file.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
applications:
  item:
  - attributes:
      name: novnc
    name: a1
  - attributes:
      name: suzieq
    name: a2
deployments:
  attributes:
    borderLeafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      interLinks: 2
    deploymentAttributes:
      overlay: evpn
      type: datacenter
      underlay: ebgp
    leafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      interLinks: 2
      leafs: 2
    podAttributes:
      pods: 2
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 1
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 2
        os: LINUX_ALPINE
      eses: 1
      servers: 2
    spineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      spineGroups: 1
      spines: 1
    superSpineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      superSpineGroups: 1
      superSpines: 1
    vpnAttributes:
      addresses: 2
      enablePinger: true
      evpns: 2
      hosts: 2
      vpns: 2
  item:
  - leafs:
      item:
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            monitor: true
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 4
              memory:
              - 8096
        name: pod1-rack1-leaf1
    name: dc1
    servers:
      item:
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 4
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 8096
            servicePorts:
            - '443'
            - '8443'
            - '8080'
        name: pod1-rack1-server1
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 2
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 2048
        name: pod1-rack1-server2
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 2
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 2048
        name: pod2-rack1-server1
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 2
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 2048
        name: pod2-rack1-server2
devices:
  attributes:
    generateDefaultConf: true
    os: QFX
    resource:
      cpu:
      - 4
      - 4
      disk:
      - 100
      - 100
      memory:
      - 2048
      - 2048
    synchronize: true
    type: dedicatedVM
networks:
  attributes:
    portAttributes:
      interface: autoAssign
      ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
      mtu: 1500
profiles:
  item:
  - attributes:
      trafficProfiles:
        item:
        - attributes:
            destinationAddress: 51.1.1.4
            destinationDevice: pod2-rack1-sever1
            sourceAddress: 51.1.1.0
            sourceContainer: cnb1-101-1-n
            sourceDevice: pod1-rack1-server1
          trafficProfileName: tcp1
        - attributes:
            destinationAddress: 51.2.1.4
            destinationDevice: pod2-rack1-sever1
            sourceAddress: 51.1.1.1
            sourceContainer: cnb1-101-1-n
            sourceDevice: pod1-rack1-server1
          trafficProfileName: tcp2
      type: trafficProfile
    name: profile1

Definition at line 923 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test39_datacenter_junos():
    yaml_file = '/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_junos.yaml'
    manager = CamphorManager(yaml=yaml_file)
    expected = Util.yamlFileToDict(yaml_file=yaml_file)
    actual = manager.toDict()
    assert actual == expected or True
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test40_datacenter_arrcus()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test40_datacenter_arrcus

(

)

Load a arrcus network topology from an external yaml file.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
applications:
  item:
  - attributes:
      name: none
    name: a1
deployments:
  attributes:
    borderLeafAttributes:
      borderLeafs: 2
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
        os: cARCEDGE
      interLinks: 2
    deploymentAttributes:
      type: datacenter
    leafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
        os: ARCEDGE
        type: dedicatedVM
      interLinks: 2
      leafs: 1
    podAttributes:
      pods: 2
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 1
    routeReflectorAttributes:
      routeReflectors: 1
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 2
        os: LINUX_ALPINE
        type: dedicatedVM
      eses: 1
      servers: 1
    spineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
        os: ARCOS
        type: dedicatedVM
      spineGroups: 1
      spines: 1
    superSpineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
        os: cARCOS
      superSpineGroups: 1
      superSpines: 1
    vpnAttributes:
      addresses: 1
      evpns: 1
      hosts: 1
      vpns: 1
  item:
  - name: dc1
    routeReflectors:
      item:
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: ARCOS
        name: rr1
devices:
  attributes:
    generateDefaultConf: true
    os: ARCOS
    synchronize: true
    type: dedicatedVM
networks:
  attributes:
    portAttributes:
      igp: ospf
      interface: autoAssign
      ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
      mtu: 1336

Definition at line 938 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test40_datacenter_arrcus():
    yaml_file = '/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_arrcus.yaml'
    manager = CamphorManager(yaml=yaml_file)
    expected = Util.yamlFileToDict(yaml_file=yaml_file)
    actual = manager.toDict()
    assert actual == expected or True
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test41_datacenter_arista()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test41_datacenter_arista

(

)

Load a arista network topology from an external yaml file.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
applications:
  item:
  - attributes:
      name: novnc
    name: a1
  - attributes:
      name: suzieq
    name: a2
deployments:
  attributes:
    borderLeafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      interLinks: 2
    deploymentAttributes:
      overlay: evpn
      type: datacenter
      underlay: ebgp
    leafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      interLinks: 2
      leafs: 2
    podAttributes:
      pods: 2
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 1
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 2
        os: LINUX_ALPINE
      eses: 1
      servers: 2
    spineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      spineGroups: 1
      spines: 1
    superSpineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      superSpineGroups: 1
      superSpines: 1
    vpnAttributes:
      addresses: 2
      enablePinger: true
      evpns: 2
      hosts: 2
      vpns: 2
  item:
  - leafs:
      item:
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            type: external
        name: pod1-rack1-leaf1
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            type: external
        name: pod1-rack1-leaf2
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            type: external
        name: pod2-rack1-leaf1
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            type: external
        name: pod2-rack1-leaf2
    name: dc1
    servers:
      item:
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 4
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 8096
            servicePorts:
            - '443'
            - '8443'
            - '8080'
        name: pod1-rack1-server1
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 2
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 2048
        name: pod1-rack1-server2
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 2
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 2048
        name: pod2-rack1-server1
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 2
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 2048
        name: pod2-rack1-server2
devices:
  attributes:
    generateDefaultConf: true
    os: EOS
    resource:
      cpu:
      - 4
      - 4
      disk:
      - 100
      - 100
      memory:
      - 2048
      - 2048
    synchronize: true
    type: dedicatedVM
networks:
  attributes:
    portAttributes:
      interface: autoAssign
      ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
      mtu: 1500
profiles:
  item:
  - attributes:
      trafficProfiles:
        item:
        - attributes:
            destinationAddress: 51.1.1.4
            destinationDevice: pod2-rack1-sever1
            sourceAddress: 51.1.1.0
            sourceContainer: cnb1-101-1-n
            sourceDevice: pod1-rack1-server1
          trafficProfileName: tcp1
        - attributes:
            destinationAddress: 51.2.1.4
            destinationDevice: pod2-rack1-sever1
            sourceAddress: 51.1.1.1
            sourceContainer: cnb1-101-1-n
            sourceDevice: pod1-rack1-server1
          trafficProfileName: tcp2
      type: trafficProfile
    name: profile1

Definition at line 953 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test41_datacenter_arista():
    yaml_file = '/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_eos.yaml'
    manager = CamphorManager(yaml=yaml_file)
    expected = Util.yamlFileToDict(yaml_file=yaml_file)
    actual = manager.toDict()
    assert actual == expected or True
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test42_datacenter_sonic()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test42_datacenter_sonic

(

)

Load a sonic network topology from an external yaml file.

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
applications:
  item:
  - attributes:
      name: novnc
    name: a1
  - attributes:
      name: suzieq
    name: a2
deployments:
  attributes:
    borderLeafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      interLinks: 2
    deploymentAttributes:
      overlay: evpn
      type: datacenter
      underlay: ebgp
    leafAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      interLinks: 2
      leafs: 2
    podAttributes:
      pods: 2
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 1
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 2
        os: LINUX_ALPINE
      eses: 1
      servers: 2
    spineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      spineGroups: 1
      spines: 1
    superSpineAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        interfaces: 8
      superSpineGroups: 1
      superSpines: 1
    vpnAttributes:
      addresses: 2
      enablePinger: true
      evpns: 2
      hosts: 2
      vpns: 2
  item:
  - leafs:
      item:
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            monitor: true
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 4
              memory:
              - 8096
        name: pod1-rack1-leaf1
    name: dc1
    servers:
      item:
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 4
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 8096
            servicePorts:
            - '443'
            - '8443'
            - '8080'
        name: pod1-rack1-server1
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 2
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 2048
        name: pod1-rack1-server2
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 2
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 2048
        name: pod2-rack1-server1
      - attributes:
          deviceAttributes:
            os: LINUX_UBUNTU
            resource:
              cpu:
              - 2
              disk:
              - 50
              memory:
              - 2048
        name: pod2-rack1-server2
devices:
  attributes:
    generateDefaultConf: true
    os: SONiC
    resource:
      cpu:
      - 4
      - 4
      disk:
      - 100
      - 100
      memory:
      - 2048
      - 2048
    synchronize: true
    type: dedicatedVM
networks:
  attributes:
    portAttributes:
      interface: autoAssign
      ipv4Prefix: autoAssign
      mtu: 1500
profiles:
  item:
  - attributes:
      trafficProfiles:
        item:
        - attributes:
            destinationAddress: 51.1.1.4
            destinationDevice: pod2-rack1-sever1
            sourceAddress: 51.1.1.0
            sourceContainer: cnb1-101-1-n
            sourceDevice: pod1-rack1-server1
          trafficProfileName: tcp1
        - attributes:
            destinationAddress: 51.2.1.4
            destinationDevice: pod2-rack1-sever1
            sourceAddress: 51.1.1.1
            sourceContainer: cnb1-101-1-n
            sourceDevice: pod1-rack1-server1
          trafficProfileName: tcp2
      type: trafficProfile
    name: profile1

Definition at line 968 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test42_datacenter_sonic():
    yaml_file = '/var/lib/camphor/topologies/datacenter_sonic.yaml'
    manager = CamphorManager(yaml=yaml_file)
    expected = Util.yamlFileToDict(yaml_file=yaml_file)
    actual = manager.toDict()
    assert actual == expected or True
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0
 
 

test43_kubernetes_cluster1()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test43_kubernetes_cluster1	(	int	masters = -1,
		int	computes = 3
	)

Create a Kubernetes Cluster.

Create and configure kubernetes cluster so that it is ready for further deployments right away for the applications. You can see the autogenerated topology at Camphor Networks Platform Dashboard

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
devices:
  attributes:
    interfaces: 1
    job: "/var/lib/camphor/camphor_k8_setup.rb AutoDetect"
    os: LINUX_UBUNTU
    passThroughInterface: true
    resource:
      cpu:
      - 2
      disk:
      - 100
      memory:
      - 2048
    version: 22.04-K8-1.28.6
  item:
  - attributes:
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 200
        memory:
        - 4096
      servicePorts:
      - '6443'
      - '30443'
      - '30001'
    name: master
  - name: compute1
  - name: compute2
  - name: compute3

Definition at line 986 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test43_kubernetes_cluster1(masters: int = -1, computes: int = 3):
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
 
    # Set default attributes.
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().resource = Resource(cpu=[2], memory=[2048], disk=[100])
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().os = DeviceOS.LINUXUBUNTU
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().version = '22.04-K8-1.28.6'
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().interfaces = 1
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().passThroughInterface = True
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().job = '/var/lib/camphor/camphor_k8_setup.rb AutoDetect'
 
    # Create master server devices.
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='master', count=masters, attributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(
        resource=Resource(cpu=[4], memory=[4096], disk=[200]),
        servicePorts=[
            '6443',  # Kubernetes API Server
            '30443',  # Kubernetes Dashboard
            '30001'  # SockShop Web Application
        ]
    ))
 
    # Create compute server devices.
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='compute', count=computes)
    devices = ['master'] + [F"compute{i + 1}" for i in range(computes)]
 
    # Convert the created entities into a dictionary and verify.
    entries = manager.toDict()
 
    # Verify that 2 devices and 1 network were indeed created in the Yaml configuration structure.
    assert len(entries['devices']['item']) == len(devices)
 
    # Load the configuration onto the camphor controller.
    assert manager.loadYaml(synchronize=True)[1] == 0
 
    # Verify that devices are indeed created at the camphor controller.
    manager.verifyCamphorEntities(devices=devices)
 
 

test44_aviz_ones_controller_based_datacenter()

def camphor_api.camphor_api_test.test44_aviz_ones_controller_based_datacenter

(

)

Create a Aviz-Ones-Controller driven Virtual Data Center.

Create and setup a data center along with Aviz-Ones-Controller. You can see the autogenerated topology at Camphor Networks Platform Dashboard

#
# Copyright (C) Camphor Networks, Inc - All Rights Reserved
# Unauthorized copying of this file via any medium is strictly prohibited
# Proprietary and confidential
# Written by Ananth Suryanarayana <ananth@camphornetworks.com>, June 2021
# https://camphornetworks.com/camphor-networks-platform-terms-of-use-and-privacy-policy/
# mailto:info@camphornetworks.com?subject=copyright
#
# yaml-language-server: $schema=/var/lib/camphor/camphor_project_schema.json
#
# Run this command from any camphor cluster node to load this topology!
# export CAMPHOR_PASSWORD='<CamphorPassword>'
# python3 /var/lib/camphor/camphor_api/camphor_manage_device.pyc --oper=load-deployment <yaml-file>
#
---
deployments:
  attributes:
    deviceAttributes:
      generateDefaultConf: true
      os: SONiC
      synchronize: true
      version: 4.1.1-Ones-VS_v2.0.0
    leafAttributes:
      leafs: 2
    podAttributes:
      pods: 1
    rackAttributes:
      racks: 2
    serverAttributes:
      deviceAttributes:
        os: ALPINE
      servers: 2
    spineAttributes:
      spines: 2
    vpnAttributes:
      addresses: 2
      evpns: 2
      hosts: 2
      vpns: 2
  item:
  - attributes:
      deploymentAttributes:
        overlay: evpn
        type: datacenter
        underlay: ebgp
    name: dc
devices:
  attributes:
    passThroughInterface: true
  item:
  - attributes:
      interfaces: 1
      job: python3 /var/lib/camphor/aviz_ones_setup.pyc
      os: LINUX_UBUNTU
      resource:
        cpu:
        - 4
        disk:
        - 200
        memory:
        - 8192
      servicePorts:
      - '443'
      version: 22.04-K8-1.28.6
    name: aviz-ones-controller
networks:
  attributes:
    portAttributes:
      ipv4Prefix: autoAssign

Definition at line 1034 of file camphor_api_test.py.

def test44_aviz_ones_controller_based_datacenter():
    # Create CamphorManager object to manage the platform.
    manager = CamphorManager()
    manager.deviceManager.getDeviceCommonAttributes().passThroughInterface = True
    manager.deploymentManager.createDataCenter(switchOS=DeviceOS.SONiC, switchVersion='4.1.1-Ones-VS_v2.0.0',
                                               underlay=UnderlayConnectivity.ebgp, overlay=OverlayConnectivity.evpn,
                                               vpns=2, evpns=2, hosts=2, addresses=2)
 
    # Create aviz ones-controller server
    manager.deviceManager.createDevice(name='aviz-ones-controller', attributes=DeviceAttributesDefinition(
        os=DeviceOS.LINUXUBUNTU,
        version='22.04-K8-1.28.6',
        resource=Resource(cpu=[4], memory=[1024*8], disk=[200]),
        servicePorts=['443'],  # Aviz ones-controller dashboard
        interfaces=1,
        generateDefaultConf=False,
        job='python3 /var/lib/camphor/aviz_ones_setup.pyc'
    ))
 
    # Load the configuration onto the camphor controller.
    assert manager.loadYaml()[1] == 0