Python PerformanceModel.get_shortest_path Examples

Example #1

File: network_modeling_client_code_examples_read_from_dict.py Project: hariram32/network_traffic_modeler_py3

for name in node_names:
    node = model1.get_node_object(name)
    lat, lon = lat_lon_info[counter]
    node.lat = lat
    node.lon = lon
    counter = counter + 1
print()

# create demand objects from list of demands
# demand_objects = Demand.create_demand_objects(demands)
for demand in demands:
    model1.add_demand(demand['source'], demand['dest'],
                      demand['traffic'])

# find the best path from node A to B
best_A_B = model1.get_shortest_path(source, dest)
print("The best path from Node A to Node B is:", best_A_B)
print()

# display the traffic
print('Interface traffic with no failures:')
model1.update_simulation()
model1.display_interfaces_traffic()
print()
print()

# Find the remote interface for Node F, interface F-to-D
print("Find the remote interface for Node F, interface F-to-D:")
f_to_d = model1.get_interface_object('F-to-D', 'F')
remote_int = f_to_d.get_remote_interface(model1)
print("Remote interface is", remote_int)

Example #2

File: network_modeling_client_code_examples_read_from_dict.py Project: tim-fiola/network_traffic_modeler_py3

counter = 0
for name in node_names:
    node = model1.get_node_object(name)
    lat, lon = lat_lon_info[counter]
    node.lat = lat
    node.lon = lon
    counter = counter + 1
print()

# create demand objects from list of demands
# demand_objects = Demand.create_demand_objects(demands)
for demand in demands:
    model1.add_demand(demand["source"], demand["dest"], demand["traffic"])

# find the best path from node A to B
best_A_B = model1.get_shortest_path(source, dest)
print("The best path from Node A to Node B is:", best_A_B)
print()

# display the traffic
print("Interface traffic with no failures:")
model1.update_simulation()
model1.display_interfaces_traffic()
print()
print()

# Find the remote interface for Node F, interface F-to-D
print("Find the remote interface for Node F, interface F-to-D:")
f_to_d = model1.get_interface_object("F-to-D", "F")
remote_int = f_to_d.get_remote_interface(model1)
print("Remote interface is", remote_int)