def test_08_stop_all_containers_started_using_docker_compose(self):
        print "Test_08_stop_all_containers_started_using_docker_compose_Start:" \
              "------------------ "
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # commands to stop and clear the docker images
            cmds = [command_defs['docker_compose_stop'],
                    command_defs['docker_compose_rm_f']]

            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            for cmd in cmds:
                out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
                self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Verify that no docker process is running
            print "Verify no containers is running..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_services_running']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

        finally:
            print "Test_08_stop_all_containers_started_using_docker_compose_:" \
                  "------------------ took {} secs \n\n".format(
                time.time() - t0)
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    def test_08_stop_all_containers_started_using_docker_compose(self):
        print "Test_08_stop_all_containers_started_using_docker_compose_Start:" \
              "------------------ "
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # commands to stop and clear the docker images
            cmds = [
                command_defs['docker_compose_stop'],
                command_defs['docker_compose_rm_f']
            ]

            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            for cmd in cmds:
                out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
                self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Verify that no docker process is running
            print "Verify no containers is running..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_services_running']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

        finally:
            print "Test_08_stop_all_containers_started_using_docker_compose_:" \
                  "------------------ took {} secs \n\n".format(
                time.time() - t0)
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    def test_10_scale_voltha(self):
        print "Test_10_scale_voltha_Start:------------------"
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # start all containers
            print "Start all containers..."
            self._start_all_containers()

            print "Waiting for all containers to be ready ..."
            time.sleep(10)
            rc, not_found_list = self._wait_for_all_containers_to_ready()
            if rc:
                print "Not found patterns:{}".format(not_found_list)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Scale voltha to 10 instances
            print "Scale voltha to 10 instances ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_scale_voltha_to_10']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Verify that 10 instances are running
            print "Verify 10 instances of voltha are running ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_scaled_voltha_ps']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertEqual(out.split(), ['10'])
        finally:
            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_10_scale_voltha_End:------------------took {} secs " \
                  "\n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
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    def _stop_docker_container_by_id(self, instance_id):
        # stop
        cmd = command_defs['docker_stop'] + " {}".format(instance_id)
        out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
        self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

        # remove
        cmd = command_defs['docker_rm'] + " {}".format(instance_id)
        out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
        self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
    def _stop_docker_container_by_id(self, instance_id):
        # stop
        cmd = command_defs['docker_stop'] + " {}".format(instance_id)
        out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
        self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

        # remove
        cmd = command_defs['docker_rm'] + " {}".format(instance_id)
        out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
        self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
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    def _run_consul(self):
        # run consul
        cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_start_consul']
        out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
        self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

        # verify consul is up
        cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_is_consul_up']
        out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
        self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
        self.assertIn('compose_consul_1', out)
    def _run_consul(self):
        # run consul
        cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_start_consul']
        out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
        self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

        # verify consul is up
        cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_is_consul_up']
        out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
        self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
        self.assertIn('compose_consul_1', out)
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    def test_05_run_consul_only(self):
        print "Test_05_run_consul_only_Start:------------------ "
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # run consul
            print "Start consul ..."
            self._run_consul()

            print "Waiting for consul to be ready ..."
            rc = self._wait_for_consul_to_be_ready()
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Get the docker IP address and port number of the consul instance
            print "Get consul leader IP ..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_leader_ip_port']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # validate that the returned ip:port is valid and open
            print "Verify consul IP and port is reachable ..."
            self.assertTrue(is_open(out))

        finally:
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            print "Stop consul ..."
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_05_run_consul_only_End:------------------ took {} secs" \
                  "\n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
    def test_05_run_consul_only(self):
        print "Test_05_run_consul_only_Start:------------------ "
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # run consul
            print "Start consul ..."
            self._run_consul()

            print "Waiting for consul to be ready ..."
            rc = self._wait_for_consul_to_be_ready()
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Get the docker IP address and port number of the consul instance
            print "Get consul leader IP ..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_leader_ip_port']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # validate that the returned ip:port is valid and open
            print "Verify consul IP and port is reachable ..."
            self.assertTrue(is_open(out))

        finally:
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            print "Stop consul ..."
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_05_run_consul_only_End:------------------ took {} secs" \
                  "\n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
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    def test_09_dig_consul_command(self):
        print "Test_09_dig_consul_command_Start:------------------"
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # start all containers
            print "Start all containers..."
            self._start_all_containers()

            print "Waiting for all containers to be ready ..."
            time.sleep(10)
            rc = verify_all_services_healthy(LOCAL_CONSUL)
            if not rc:
                print "Not all services are up"
            self.assertEqual(rc, True)

            # Get the IP address(es) for voltha's REST interface
            print "Get IP of Voltha REST interface..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_voltha_rest_a_record']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertGreaterEqual(out.find("voltha-health.service.consul"),
                                    0)

            # Get only the ip address
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_voltha_rest_ip']
            ip, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertTrue(is_valid_ip(ip))

            # Get the exposed service port
            print "Get Voltha exposed service port..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_voltha_service_port']
            port, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            # Verify that we can connect to the port using the previously
            # acquired ip
            print "Verify connectivity with voltha ip and port..."
            self.assertTrue(is_open('{}:{}'.format(ip, port)))
        finally:
            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_09_dig_consul_command_Start_End:------------------" \
                  "took {} secs \n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
    def test_09_dig_consul_command(self):
        print "Test_09_dig_consul_command_Start:------------------"
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # start all containers
            print "Start all containers..."
            self._start_all_containers()

            print "Waiting for all containers to be ready ..."
            time.sleep(10)
            rc = verify_all_services_healthy(LOCAL_CONSUL)
            if not  rc:
                print "Not all services are up"
            self.assertEqual(rc, True)

            # Get the IP address(es) for voltha's REST interface
            print "Get IP of Voltha REST interface..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_voltha_rest_a_record']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertGreaterEqual(out.find("voltha-health.service.consul"),
                                    0)

            # Get only the ip address
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_voltha_rest_ip']
            ip, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertTrue(is_valid_ip(ip))

            # Get the exposed service port
            print "Get Voltha exposed service port..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_voltha_service_port']
            port, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            # Verify that we can connect to the port using the previously
            # acquired ip
            print "Verify connectivity with voltha ip and port..."
            self.assertTrue(is_open('{}:{}'.format(ip, port)))
        finally:
            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_09_dig_consul_command_Start_End:------------------" \
                  "took {} secs \n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
 def _stop_and_remove_all_containers(self):
     # check if there are any running containers first
     cmd = command_defs['docker_ps']
     out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_stdout_in_list(cmd)
     self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
     if len(out) > 1:  # not counting docker ps header
         cmd = command_defs['docker_stop_and_remove_all_containers']
         out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
         self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
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 def _stop_and_remove_all_containers(self):
     # check if there are any running containers first
     cmd = command_defs['docker_ps']
     out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_stdout_in_list(cmd)
     self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
     if len(out) > 1:  # not counting docker ps header
         cmd = command_defs['docker_stop_and_remove_all_containers']
         out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
         self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
 def test_03_make(self):
     print "Test_03_make_build_Start:------------------"
     t0 = time.time()
     try:
         cmd = command_defs['make_clean_build']
         out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
         self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
     finally:
         print "Test_03_make_build_Start:------------------ took {} secs \n\n" \
             .format(time.time() - t0)
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 def test_03_make(self):
     print "Test_03_make_build_Start:------------------"
     t0 = time.time()
     try:
         cmd = command_defs['make_clean_build']
         out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
         self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
     finally:
         print "Test_03_make_build_Start:------------------ took {} secs \n\n" \
             .format(time.time() - t0)
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    def test_10_scale_voltha(self):
        print "Test_10_scale_voltha_Start:------------------"
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # start all containers
            print "Start all containers..."
            self._start_all_containers()

            # Instead of using only a fixed timeout:
            #   1) wait until the services are ready (polling per second)
            #   2) bail out after a longer timeout.
            print "Waiting for all containers to be ready ..."
            self.wait_till('Not all services are up',
                           self._is_voltha_ensemble_ready,
                           interval=1,
                           timeout=30)

            # Scale voltha to 10 instances
            print "Scale voltha to 10 instances ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_scale_voltha_to_10']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Verify that 10 instances are running
            print "Verify 10 instances of voltha are running ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_scaled_voltha_ps']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertEqual(out.split(), ['10'])
        finally:
            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_10_scale_voltha_End:------------------took {} secs " \
                  "\n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
    def test_10_scale_voltha(self):
        print "Test_10_scale_voltha_Start:------------------"
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # start all containers
            print "Start all containers..."
            self._start_all_containers()

            # Instead of using only a fixed timeout:
            #   1) wait until the services are ready (polling per second)
            #   2) bail out after a longer timeout.
            print "Waiting for all containers to be ready ..."
            self.wait_till('Not all services are up',
                           self._is_voltha_ensemble_ready,
                           interval=1,
                           timeout=30)

            # Scale voltha to 10 instances
            print "Scale voltha to 10 instances ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_scale_voltha_to_10']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Verify that 10 instances are running
            print "Verify 10 instances of voltha are running ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_scaled_voltha_ps']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertEqual(out.split(), ['10'])
        finally:
            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_10_scale_voltha_End:------------------took {} secs " \
                  "\n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
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    def test_01_setup(self):
        print "Test_01_setup_Start:------------------"
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # remove the venv-linux directory
            print "Remove venv-linux ..."
            cmd = command_defs['remove_env_directory']
            rm_venv, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # make clean
            print "Make clean ..."
            cmd = command_defs['make_clean']
            mk_clean, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # source the env
            print "Source environment ..."
            self._source_env()

        finally:
            print "Test_01_setup_End:------------------ took {} " \
                  "secs\n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
    def test_01_setup(self):
        print "Test_01_setup_Start:------------------"
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # remove the venv-linux directory
            print "Remove venv-linux ..."
            cmd = command_defs['remove_env_directory']
            rm_venv, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # make clean
            print "Make clean ..."
            cmd = command_defs['make_clean']
            mk_clean, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # source the env
            print "Source environment ..."
            self._source_env()

        finally:
            print "Test_01_setup_End:------------------ took {} " \
                  "secs\n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
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    def test_02_make_fetch(self):
        print "Test_02_make_fetch_Start:------------------"
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # Get list of images to fetch from the Makefile
            print "Get list of images to fetch ..."
            cmd = command_defs['makefile_fetch_images']
            makefile_images_to_fetch, err, rc \
                = run_command_to_completion_with_stdout_in_list(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            images_to_fetch = []
            for image in makefile_images_to_fetch:
                tmp = ''.join(image.split())
                images_to_fetch.append(tmp[len('dockerpull'):])

            # make fetch
            print "Fetching images {} ...".format(images_to_fetch)
            cmd = command_defs['make_fetch']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # verify that the images have been downloaded
            print "Verify images downloaded and present locally ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_images']
            local_images, err, rc = \
                run_command_to_completion_with_stdout_in_list(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            local_images_list = []
            for local_image in local_images:
                words = local_image.split()
                local_images_list.append('{}:{}'.format(words[0], words[1]))

            intersection_list = [
                i for i in images_to_fetch if i in local_images_list
            ]
            assert len(intersection_list) == len(images_to_fetch)

        finally:
            print "Test_02_make_fetch_End:------------------ took {} " \
                  "secs \n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
    def test_02_make_fetch(self):
        print "Test_02_make_fetch_Start:------------------"
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # Get list of images to fetch from the Makefile
            print "Get list of images to fetch ..."
            cmd = command_defs['makefile_fetch_images']
            makefile_images_to_fetch, err, rc \
                = run_command_to_completion_with_stdout_in_list(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            images_to_fetch = []
            for image in makefile_images_to_fetch:
                tmp = ''.join(image.split())
                images_to_fetch.append(tmp[len('dockerpull'):])

            # make fetch
            print "Fetching images {} ...".format(images_to_fetch)
            cmd = command_defs['make_fetch']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # verify that the images have been downloaded
            print "Verify images downloaded and present locally ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_images']
            local_images, err, rc = \
                run_command_to_completion_with_stdout_in_list(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            local_images_list = []
            for local_image in local_images:
                words = local_image.split()
                local_images_list.append('{}:{}'.format(words[0], words[1]))

            intersection_list = [i for i in images_to_fetch if
                                 i in local_images_list]
            assert len(intersection_list) == len(images_to_fetch)

        finally:
            print "Test_02_make_fetch_End:------------------ took {} " \
                  "secs \n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
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    def _wait_for_consul_to_be_ready(self):
        # Consul is ready when it's leader ip and port is set.  The maximum
        # time to wait of 60 secs as consul should be ready by then
        max_wait_time = 60
        t0 = time.time()

        while True:
            # Get the docker IP address and port number of the consul instance
            print "waiting for consul to be ready ..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_leader_ip_port']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            out = out.strip()
            if rc != 0:
                # Something is wrong, return
                return -1  # error
            elif out is not None and out != '':
                return 0  # found something
            elif time.time() - t0 > max_wait_time:
                return -1  # consul should have come up by this time
            else:
                time.sleep(2)  # constant sleep for testing
    def _wait_for_consul_to_be_ready(self):
        # Consul is ready when it's leader ip and port is set.  The maximum
        # time to wait of 60 secs as consul should be ready by then
        max_wait_time = 60
        t0 = time.time()

        while True:
            # Get the docker IP address and port number of the consul instance
            print "waiting for consul to be ready ..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_leader_ip_port']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            out = out.strip()
            if rc != 0:
                # Something is wrong, return
                return -1  # error
            elif out is not None and out != '':
                return 0  # found something
            elif time.time() - t0 > max_wait_time:
                return -1  # consul should have come up by this time
            else:
                time.sleep(2)  # constant sleep for testing
    def test_06_run_voltha_standalone_with_consul_only(self):
        print "Test_06_run_voltha_standalone_with_consul_only_Start:----------" \
              "-------- "
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # run consul first
            print "Start consul ..."
            self._run_consul()

            # get consul ip
            print "Get consul IP ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_get_consul_ip']
            consul_ip, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertIsNotNone(consul_ip)

            # start voltha now for 15 secs and verify it can now connect to
            # consul - following message in the output
            print "Start voltha with consul IP ..."
            expected_pattern = ['coordinator', 'event: created-consul-session']
            cmd = command_defs['docker_start_voltha_with_consul_ip'] + \
                  '{}:8500'.format(consul_ip.strip())
            command_output = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(cmd, 10)

            # Verify the output of voltha and get the container instance id
            print "Verify voltha is registered with consul ..."
            instance_id = None
            for out in command_output:
                if all(ep for ep in expected_pattern if ep in out):
                    self.assertTrue(True)
                    instance_id = re.findall(r'[0-9a-f]+', out)[-1]
                    break

            self.assertIsNotNone(instance_id)

            # Verify Voltha's self-registration with consul
            expected_output = ['ModifyIndex', 'CreateIndex', 'Session',
                               'Value',
                               'Flags', 'Key', 'LockIndex']

            cmd = command_defs['consul_verify_voltha_registration']
            registration_info, err, rc = \
                run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            try:
                jr_info = json.loads(registration_info)
                intersect_elems = [e for e in jr_info[0] if
                                   e in expected_output]
                self.assertEqual(len(expected_output), len(intersect_elems))
            except Exception as e:
                self.assertRaises(e)

            # stop voltha
            print "Stop voltha ..."
            self._stop_docker_container_by_id(instance_id)

            # check the service has deregistered
            print "Verify voltha is no longer registered in consul..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_verify_voltha_registration']
            registration_info, err, rc = \
                run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertEqual(registration_info, '')

        finally:
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            print "Stop consul ..."
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_06_run_voltha_standalone_with_consul_only_End:--------" \
                  "---------- took {} " \
                  "secs \n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
    def test_07_start_all_containers(self):
        print "Test_07_start_all_containers_Start:------------------ "
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # Pre-test - clean up all running docker containers
            print "Pre-test: Removing all running containers ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_stop']
            _, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_rm_f']
            _, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # get a list of services in the docker-compose file
            print "Getting list of services in docker compose file ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_services']
            services, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            docker_service_list = services.split()
            self.assertGreaterEqual(len(docker_service_list),
                                    DOCKER_COMPOSE_FILE_SERVICES_COUNT)

            # start all the containers
            print "Starting all containers ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_start_all']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Instead of using only a fixed timeout:
            #   1) wait until the services are ready (polling per second)
            #   2) bail out after a longer timeout.
            print "Waiting for all containers to be ready ..."
            self.wait_till('Not all services are up',
                           self._is_voltha_ensemble_ready,
                           interval=1,
                           timeout=30)

            # verify that all containers are running
            print "Verify all services are running using docker command ..."
            for service in docker_service_list:
                cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_ps'] + ' {} | wc -l'.format(
                    service)
                out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
                self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
                self.assertGreaterEqual(out, 3)  # 2 are for headers

            # Verify that 'docker ps' return the same number of running process
            cmd = command_defs['docker_ps_count']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertGreaterEqual(out.split(), [str(len(
                docker_service_list))])

            # Retrieve the list of services from consul and validate against
            # the list obtained from docker composed
            print "Verify all services are registered in consul ..."
            expected_services = ['consul-rest', 'fluentd-intake',
                                 'voltha-grpc',
                                 'voltha-health',
                                 'consul-8600', 'zookeeper', 'consul',
                                 'kafka']

            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_services']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            try:
                consul_services = json.loads(out)
                intersected_services = [s for s in expected_services if
                                        s in consul_services]
                self.assertEqual(len(intersected_services),
                                 len(expected_services))
                # services_match = 0
                # for d_service in docker_service_list:
                #     for c_service in consul_services:
                #         if c_service.find(d_service) != -1:
                #             services_match += 1
                #             print d_service, c_service
                #             break
                # self.assertEqual(services_match, len(docker_service_list))
            except Exception as e:
                self.assertRaises(e)

            # Verify the service record of the voltha service
            print "Verify the service record of voltha in consul ..."
            expected_srv_elements = ['ModifyIndex', 'CreateIndex',
                                     'ServiceEnableTagOverride', 'Node',
                                     'Address', 'TaggedAddresses', 'ServiceID',
                                     'ServiceName', 'ServiceTags',
                                     'ServiceAddress', 'ServicePort']
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_srv_voltha_health']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            try:
                srv = json.loads(out)
                intersect_elems = [e for e in srv[0] if
                                   e in expected_srv_elements]
                self.assertEqual(len(expected_srv_elements),
                                 len(intersect_elems))
            except Exception as e:
                self.assertRaises(e)

            # Verify kafka client is receiving the messages
            print "Verify kafka client has heartbeat topic ..."
            expected_pattern = ['voltha.heartbeat']
            kafka_endpoint = get_endpoint_from_consul(LOCAL_CONSUL,'kafka')
            cmd = command_defs['kafka_client_run'].format(kafka_endpoint)
            kafka_client_output = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(cmd, 20)

            # Verify the kafka client output
            # instance id
            found = False
            for out in kafka_client_output:
                if all(ep for ep in expected_pattern if ep in out):
                    found = True
                    break
            self.assertTrue(found)

            # Commented the heartbeat messages from voltha as on Jenkins this
            # test fails more often than not.   On local or cluster environment
            # the kafka event bus works well.

            # verify docker-compose logs are being produced - just get the
            # first work of each line
            print "Verify docker compose logs has output from all the services " \
                  "..."
            expected_output = ['voltha_1', 'fluentd_1', 'consul_1',
                               'registrator_1', 'kafka_1', 'zookeeper_1',
                               'ofagent_1', 'netconf_1']
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_logs']
            docker_compose_logs = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(cmd, 5, 0)
            intersected_logs = [l for l in expected_output if
                                l in docker_compose_logs]
            self.assertEqual(len(intersected_logs), len(expected_output))

            # verify docker voltha logs are being produced - we will just verify
            # some
            # key messages in the logs
            print "Verify docker voltha logs are produced ..."
            expected_output = ['coordinator._renew_session', 'main.heartbeat']
            cmd = command_defs['docker_voltha_logs']
            docker_voltha_logs = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(cmd,
                                                                       0.5, 5)
            intersected_logs = [l for l in expected_output if
                                l in docker_voltha_logs]
            self.assertEqual(len(intersected_logs), len(expected_output))

        finally:
            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            #self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_down']
            _, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)

            print "Test_07_start_all_containers_End:------------------ took {}" \
                  " secs \n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
 def _start_all_containers(self):
     cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_start_all']
     out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
     self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
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 def _start_all_containers(self):
     cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_start_all']
     out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
     self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
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    def test_07_start_all_containers(self):
        print "Test_07_start_all_containers_Start:------------------ "
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # Pre-test - clean up all running docker containers
            print "Pre-test: Removing all running containers ..."
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            # get a list of services in the docker-compose file
            print "Getting list of services in docker compose file ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_services']
            services, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            docker_service_list = services.split()
            self.assertGreaterEqual(len(docker_service_list),
                                    DOCKER_COMPOSE_FILE_SERVICES_COUNT)

            # start all the containers
            print "Starting all containers ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_start_all']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            print "Waiting for all containers to be ready ..."
            time.sleep(10)
            rc = verify_all_services_healthy(LOCAL_CONSUL)
            if not rc:
                print "Not all services are up"
            self.assertEqual(rc, True)

            # verify that all containers are running
            print "Verify all services are running using docker command ..."
            for service in docker_service_list:
                cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_ps'] + ' {} | wc -l'.format(
                    service)
                out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
                self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
                self.assertGreaterEqual(out, 3)  # 2 are for headers

            # Verify that 'docker ps' return the same number of running process
            cmd = command_defs['docker_ps_count']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertGreaterEqual(out.split(),
                                    [str(len(docker_service_list))])

            # Retrieve the list of services from consul and validate against
            # the list obtained from docker composed
            print "Verify all services are registered in consul ..."
            expected_services = [
                'consul-rest', 'fluentd-intake', 'chameleon-rest',
                'voltha-grpc', 'voltha-health', 'consul-8600', 'zookeeper',
                'consul', 'kafka'
            ]

            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_services']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            try:
                consul_services = json.loads(out)
                intersected_services = [
                    s for s in expected_services if s in consul_services
                ]
                self.assertEqual(len(intersected_services),
                                 len(expected_services))
                # services_match = 0
                # for d_service in docker_service_list:
                #     for c_service in consul_services:
                #         if c_service.find(d_service) != -1:
                #             services_match += 1
                #             print d_service, c_service
                #             break
                # self.assertEqual(services_match, len(docker_service_list))
            except Exception as e:
                self.assertRaises(e)

            # Verify the service record of the voltha service
            print "Verify the service record of voltha in consul ..."
            expected_srv_elements = [
                'ModifyIndex', 'CreateIndex', 'ServiceEnableTagOverride',
                'Node', 'Address', 'TaggedAddresses', 'ServiceID',
                'ServiceName', 'ServiceTags', 'ServiceAddress', 'ServicePort'
            ]
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_srv_voltha_health']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            try:
                srv = json.loads(out)
                intersect_elems = [
                    e for e in srv[0] if e in expected_srv_elements
                ]
                self.assertEqual(len(expected_srv_elements),
                                 len(intersect_elems))
            except Exception as e:
                self.assertRaises(e)

            # Verify kafka client is receiving the messages
            print "Verify kafka client has heartbeat topic ..."
            expected_pattern = ['voltha.heartbeat']
            kafka_endpoint = get_endpoint_from_consul(LOCAL_CONSUL, 'kafka')
            cmd = command_defs['kafka_client_run'].format(kafka_endpoint)
            kafka_client_output = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(
                cmd, 20)

            # TODO check that there are heartbeats
            # Verify the kafka client output
            # instance id
            found = False
            for out in kafka_client_output:
                if all(ep for ep in expected_pattern if ep in out):
                    found = True
                    break
            self.assertTrue(found)

            print "Verify kafka client is receiving the heartbeat messages from voltha..."
            expected_pattern = ['heartbeat', 'compose_voltha_1']
            cmd = command_defs['kafka_client_heart_check'].format(
                kafka_endpoint)
            kafka_client_output = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(
                cmd, 20)

            print kafka_client_output
            # TODO check that there are heartbeats
            # Verify the kafka client output
            # instance id
            found = False
            for out in kafka_client_output:
                if all(ep for ep in expected_pattern if ep in out):
                    found = True
                    break
            self.assertTrue(found)

            # verify docker-compose logs are being produced - just get the
            # first work of each line
            print "Verify docker compose logs has output from all the services " \
                  "..."
            expected_output = [
                'voltha_1', 'fluentd_1', 'consul_1', 'registrator_1',
                'kafka_1', 'zookeeper_1', 'chameleon_1', 'ofagent_1',
                'netconf_1'
            ]
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_logs']
            docker_compose_logs = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(
                cmd, 5, 0)
            intersected_logs = [
                l for l in expected_output if l in docker_compose_logs
            ]
            self.assertEqual(len(intersected_logs), len(expected_output))

            # TODO: file in /tmp/fluentd/ cannot be found
            # # verify fluentd logs are being produced - we will just verify
            # that there are "voltha.logging" in the logs
            # os.environ["PYTHONPATH"] += os.pathsep + "/tmp/fluentd/"
            # os.environ['PATH'] += os.pathsep + "/tmp/fluentd/"
            # expected_output=['voltha.logging']
            # cmd = command_defs['fluentd_logs']
            # fluentd_logs, err = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            # # self.assertIsNone(err)
            # print err
            # intersected_logs = [l for l in expected_output if
            #                         l in fluentd_logs]
            # self.assertEqual(len(intersected_logs), len(expected_output))

            # verify docker voltha logs are being produced - we will just verify
            # some
            # key messages in the logs
            print "Verify docker voltha logs are produced ..."
            expected_output = [
                'kafka_proxy.send_message', 'coordinator._renew_session',
                'main.heartbeat'
            ]
            cmd = command_defs['docker_voltha_logs']
            docker_voltha_logs = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(
                cmd, 0.5, 3)
            intersected_logs = [
                l for l in expected_output if l in docker_voltha_logs
            ]
            self.assertEqual(len(intersected_logs), len(expected_output))

        finally:
            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_07_start_all_containers_End:------------------ took {}" \
                  " secs \n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
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    def test_07_start_all_containers(self):
        print "Test_07_start_all_containers_Start:------------------ "
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # Pre-test - clean up all running docker containers
            print "Pre-test: Removing all running containers ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_stop']
            _, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_rm_f']
            _, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # get a list of services in the docker-compose file
            print "Getting list of services in docker compose file ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_services']
            services, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            docker_service_list = services.split()
            self.assertGreaterEqual(len(docker_service_list),
                                    DOCKER_COMPOSE_FILE_SERVICES_COUNT)

            # start all the containers
            print "Starting all containers ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_start_all']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)

            # Instead of using only a fixed timeout:
            #   1) wait until the services are ready (polling per second)
            #   2) bail out after a longer timeout.
            print "Waiting for all containers to be ready ..."
            self.wait_till('Not all services are up',
                           self._is_voltha_ensemble_ready,
                           interval=1,
                           timeout=30)

            # verify that all containers are running
            print "Verify all services are running using docker command ..."
            for service in docker_service_list:
                cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_ps'] + ' {} | wc -l'.format(
                    service)
                out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
                self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
                self.assertGreaterEqual(out, 3)  # 2 are for headers

            # Verify that 'docker ps' return the same number of running process
            cmd = command_defs['docker_ps_count']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertGreaterEqual(out.split(),
                                    [str(len(docker_service_list))])

            # Retrieve the list of services from consul and validate against
            # the list obtained from docker composed
            print "Verify all services are registered in consul ..."
            expected_services = [
                'consul-rest', 'fluentd-intake', 'voltha-grpc',
                'voltha-health', 'consul-8600', 'zookeeper', 'consul', 'kafka'
            ]

            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_services']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            try:
                consul_services = json.loads(out)
                intersected_services = [
                    s for s in expected_services if s in consul_services
                ]
                self.assertEqual(len(intersected_services),
                                 len(expected_services))
                # services_match = 0
                # for d_service in docker_service_list:
                #     for c_service in consul_services:
                #         if c_service.find(d_service) != -1:
                #             services_match += 1
                #             print d_service, c_service
                #             break
                # self.assertEqual(services_match, len(docker_service_list))
            except Exception as e:
                self.assertRaises(e)

            # Verify the service record of the voltha service
            print "Verify the service record of voltha in consul ..."
            expected_srv_elements = [
                'ModifyIndex', 'CreateIndex', 'ServiceEnableTagOverride',
                'Node', 'Address', 'TaggedAddresses', 'ServiceID',
                'ServiceName', 'ServiceTags', 'ServiceAddress', 'ServicePort'
            ]
            cmd = command_defs['consul_get_srv_voltha_health']
            out, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            try:
                srv = json.loads(out)
                intersect_elems = [
                    e for e in srv[0] if e in expected_srv_elements
                ]
                self.assertEqual(len(expected_srv_elements),
                                 len(intersect_elems))
            except Exception as e:
                self.assertRaises(e)

            # Verify kafka client is receiving the messages
            print "Verify kafka client has heartbeat topic ..."
            expected_pattern = ['voltha.heartbeat']
            kafka_endpoint = get_endpoint_from_consul(LOCAL_CONSUL, 'kafka')
            cmd = command_defs['kafka_client_run'].format(kafka_endpoint)
            kafka_client_output = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(
                cmd, 20)

            # Verify the kafka client output
            # instance id
            found = False
            for out in kafka_client_output:
                if all(ep for ep in expected_pattern if ep in out):
                    found = True
                    break
            self.assertTrue(found)

            # Commented the heartbeat messages from voltha as on Jenkins this
            # test fails more often than not.   On local or cluster environment
            # the kafka event bus works well.

            # verify docker-compose logs are being produced - just get the
            # first work of each line
            print "Verify docker compose logs has output from all the services " \
                  "..."
            expected_output = [
                'voltha_1', 'fluentd_1', 'consul_1', 'registrator_1',
                'kafka_1', 'zookeeper_1', 'ofagent_1', 'netconf_1'
            ]
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_logs']
            docker_compose_logs = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(
                cmd, 5, 0)
            intersected_logs = [
                l for l in expected_output if l in docker_compose_logs
            ]
            self.assertEqual(len(intersected_logs), len(expected_output))

            # verify docker voltha logs are being produced - we will just verify
            # some
            # key messages in the logs
            print "Verify docker voltha logs are produced ..."
            self.wait_till('Basic voltha logs are absent',
                           self._is_basic_voltha_logs_produced,
                           interval=1,
                           timeout=30)

        finally:
            print "Stopping all containers ..."
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            #self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()
            cmd = command_defs['docker_compose_down']
            _, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)

            print "Test_07_start_all_containers_End:------------------ took {}" \
                  " secs \n\n".format(time.time() - t0)
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    def test_06_run_voltha_standalone_with_consul_only(self):
        print "Test_06_run_voltha_standalone_with_consul_only_Start:----------" \
              "-------- "
        t0 = time.time()

        try:
            # run consul first
            print "Start consul ..."
            self._run_consul()

            # get consul ip
            print "Get consul IP ..."
            cmd = command_defs['docker_get_consul_ip']
            consul_ip, err, rc = run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertIsNotNone(consul_ip)

            # start voltha now for 15 secs and verify it can now connect to
            # consul - following message in the output
            print "Start voltha with consul IP ..."
            expected_pattern = ['coordinator', 'event: created-consul-session']
            cmd = command_defs['docker_start_voltha_with_consul_ip'] + \
                  '{}:8500'.format(consul_ip.strip())
            command_output = run_long_running_command_with_timeout(cmd, 10)

            # Verify the output of voltha and get the container instance id
            print "Verify voltha is registered with consul ..."
            instance_id = None
            for out in command_output:
                if all(ep for ep in expected_pattern if ep in out):
                    self.assertTrue(True)
                    instance_id = re.findall(r'[0-9a-f]+', out)[-1]
                    break

            self.assertIsNotNone(instance_id)

            # Verify Voltha's self-registration with consul
            expected_output = [
                'ModifyIndex', 'CreateIndex', 'Session', 'Value', 'Flags',
                'Key', 'LockIndex'
            ]

            cmd = command_defs['consul_verify_voltha_registration']
            registration_info, err, rc = \
                run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            try:
                jr_info = json.loads(registration_info)
                intersect_elems = [
                    e for e in jr_info[0] if e in expected_output
                ]
                self.assertEqual(len(expected_output), len(intersect_elems))
            except Exception as e:
                self.assertRaises(e)

            # stop voltha
            print "Stop voltha ..."
            self._stop_docker_container_by_id(instance_id)

            # check the service has deregistered
            print "Verify voltha is no longer registered in consul..."
            cmd = command_defs['consul_verify_voltha_registration']
            registration_info, err, rc = \
                run_command_to_completion_with_raw_stdout(cmd)
            self.assertEqual(rc, 0)
            self.assertEqual(registration_info, '')

        finally:
            # clean up all created containers for this test
            print "Stop consul ..."
            self._stop_and_remove_all_containers()

            print "Test_06_run_voltha_standalone_with_consul_only_End:--------" \
                  "---------- took {} " \
                  "secs \n\n".format(time.time() - t0)