Exemple #1
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    def test_query_attr(self):
        """JIRA ID: DAOS-4624

        Test Description:
            Test daos pool query and attribute commands as described above.

        Use Cases:
            Test query, set-attr, list-attr, and get-attr commands.

        :avocado: tags=all,pool,tiny,full_regression,pool_query_attr
        """
        # 1. Test pool query.
        # Use the same format as pool query.
        expected_size = "1000000000"
        kwargs = {"scm_size": expected_size}
        pool_create_result = self.get_dmg_command().get_output(
            "pool_create", **kwargs)
        expected_uuid = pool_create_result[0]
        sr = pool_create_result[1]
        daos_cmd = DaosCommand(self.bin)
        # Call daos pool query, obtain pool UUID and SCM size, and compare
        # against those used when creating the pool.
        kwargs = {"pool": expected_uuid, "svc": sr}
        query_result = daos_cmd.get_output("pool_query", **kwargs)
        actual_uuid = query_result[0][0]
        actual_size = query_result[2][4]
        self.assertEqual(actual_uuid, expected_uuid)
        self.assertEqual(actual_size, expected_size)

        # 2. Test pool set-attr, get-attr, and list-attrs.
        expected_attrs = []
        expected_attrs_dict = {}
        sample_attrs = []
        sample_vals = []
        # Create 5 attributes.
        for i in range(5):
            sample_attr = "attr" + str(i)
            sample_val = "val" + str(i)
            sample_attrs.append(sample_attr)
            sample_vals.append(sample_val)
            _ = daos_cmd.pool_set_attr(pool=actual_uuid,
                                       attr=sample_attr,
                                       value=sample_val,
                                       svc=sr).stdout
            expected_attrs.append(sample_attr)
            expected_attrs_dict[sample_attr] = sample_val
        # List the attribute names and compare against those set.
        kwargs = {"pool": actual_uuid, "svc": sr}
        actual_attrs = daos_cmd.get_output("pool_list_attrs", **kwargs)
        actual_attrs.sort()
        expected_attrs.sort()
        self.assertEqual(actual_attrs, expected_attrs)
        # Get each attribute's value and compare against those set.
        for i in range(5):
            kwargs = {"pool": actual_uuid, "attr": sample_attrs[i], "svc": sr}
            actual_val = daos_cmd.get_output("pool_get_attr", **kwargs)[0]
            self.assertEqual(sample_vals[i], actual_val)
Exemple #2
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class ContainerQueryAttributeTest(TestWithServers):
    # pylint: disable=anomalous-backslash-in-string
    """Test class for daos container query and attribute tests.

    Test Class Description:
        Query test: Create a pool, create a container, and call daos container
        query. From the output, verify the pool/container UUID matches the one
        that was returned when creating the pool/container.

        Attribute test:
        1. Prepare 7 types of strings; alphabets, numbers, special characters,
        etc.
        2. Create attributes with each of these 7 types in attr and value;
        i.e., 14 total attributes are created.
        3. Call get-attr for each of the 14 attrs and verify the returned
        values.
        4. Call list-attrs and verify the returned attrs.

    :avocado: recursive
    """
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """Initialize a ContainerQueryAttribute object."""
        super(ContainerQueryAttributeTest, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        self.expected_cont_uuid = None
        self.daos_cmd = None

    def create_pool_container(self):
        """Create a pool and a container in the pool.

        Save some variables so that we can use them in the tests.
        """
        self.add_pool()
        self.daos_cmd = DaosCommand(self.bin)
        self.expected_cont_uuid = self.daos_cmd.get_output(
            "container_create", pool=self.pool.uuid)[0]

    def test_container_query_attr(self):
        """JIRA ID: DAOS-4640

        Test Description:
            Test daos container query and attribute commands as described
            above.

        Use Cases:
            Test container query, set-attr, get-attr, and list-attrs.

        :avocado: tags=all,pool,small,full_regression,cont_query_attr
        """
        # Test pool query.
        self.create_pool_container()
        # Call daos container query, obtain pool and container UUID, and
        # compare against those used when creating the pool and the container.
        kwargs = {"pool": self.pool.uuid, "cont": self.expected_cont_uuid}
        query_output = self.daos_cmd.get_output("container_query", **kwargs)[0]
        actual_pool_uuid = query_output[0]
        actual_cont_uuid = query_output[1]
        self.assertEqual(actual_pool_uuid, self.pool.uuid.lower())
        self.assertEqual(actual_cont_uuid, self.expected_cont_uuid)

        # Test container set-attr, get-attr, and list-attrs with different
        # types of characters.
        test_strings = [
            "abcd",
            "1234",
            "abc123",
            "abcdefghijabcdefghijabcdefghijabcdefghijabcdefghijabcdefghij",
            # Characters that don't require backslash. The backslashes in here
            # are required for the code to work, but not by daos.
            "~@#$%^*-=_+[]\{\}:/?,.",
            # Characters that require backslash.
            "\`\&\(\)\\\;\\'\\\"\!\<\>",
            # Characters that include space.
            "\"aa bb\""
        ]
        # We added backslashes for the code to work, but get-attr output
        # does not contain them, so prepare the expected output that does not
        # include backslashes.
        escape_to_not = {}
        escape_to_not[test_strings[-3]] = "~@#$%^*-=_+[]{}:/?,."
        # We still need a backslash before the double quote for the code to
        # work.
        escape_to_not[test_strings[-2]] = "`&()\;'\"!<>"
        escape_to_not[test_strings[-1]] = "aa bb"
        # Prepare attr-value paris. Use the test_strings in value for the first
        # 7 and in attr for the next 7.
        attr_values = []
        j = 0
        for i in range(2):
            for test_string in test_strings:
                if i == 0:
                    attr_values.append(["attr" + str(j), test_string])
                else:
                    attr_values.append([test_string, "attr" + str(j)])
                j += 1

        # Set and verify get-attr.
        errors = []
        expected_attrs = []
        for attr_value in attr_values:
            self.daos_cmd.container_set_attr(pool=actual_pool_uuid,
                                             cont=actual_cont_uuid,
                                             attr=attr_value[0],
                                             val=attr_value[1])
            kwargs["attr"] = attr_value[0]
            output = self.daos_cmd.container_get_attr(**kwargs)
            actual_val = output["value"]
            if attr_value[1] in escape_to_not:
                # Special character string.
                if actual_val != escape_to_not[attr_value[1]]:
                    errors.append(
                        "Unexpected output for get_attr: {} != {}\n".format(
                            actual_val, escape_to_not[attr_value[1]]))
            else:
                # Standard character string.
                if actual_val != attr_value[1]:
                    errors.append(
                        "Unexpected output for get_attr: {} != {}\n".format(
                            actual_val, attr_value[1]))
            # Collect comparable attr as a preparation of list-attrs test.
            if attr_value[0] in escape_to_not:
                expected_attrs.append(escape_to_not[attr_value[0]])
            else:
                expected_attrs.append(attr_value[0])
        self.assertEqual(len(errors), 0, "; ".join(errors))

        # Verify that attr-lists works with test_strings.
        expected_attrs.sort()
        kwargs = {"pool": actual_pool_uuid, "cont": actual_cont_uuid}
        data = self.daos_cmd.container_list_attrs(**kwargs)
        actual_attrs = data["attrs"]
        actual_attrs.sort()
        self.log.debug(str(actual_attrs))
        self.assertEqual(actual_attrs, expected_attrs)

    def test_list_attrs_long(self):
        """JIRA ID: DAOS-4640

        Test Description:
            Set many attributes and verify list-attrs works.

        Use Cases:
            Test daos container list-attrs with 50 attributes.

        :avocado: tags=all,pool,small,full_regression,cont_list_attrs
        """
        self.create_pool_container()
        expected_attrs = []
        vals = []
        for i in range(50):
            expected_attrs.append("attr" + str(i))
            vals.append("val" + str(i))
        for expected_attr, val in zip(expected_attrs, vals):
            _ = self.daos_cmd.container_set_attr(pool=self.pool.uuid,
                                                 cont=self.expected_cont_uuid,
                                                 attr=expected_attr,
                                                 val=val)
        expected_attrs.sort()
        kwargs = {"pool": self.pool.uuid, "cont": self.expected_cont_uuid}
        data = self.daos_cmd.container_list_attrs(**kwargs)
        actual_attrs = data["attrs"]
        actual_attrs.sort()
        self.assertEqual(expected_attrs, actual_attrs,
                         "Unexpected output from list_attrs")
Exemple #3
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class IoAggregation(IorTestBase):
    # pylint: disable=too-many-ancestors
    """Test class Description: Verify Aggregation across system shutdown.

    :avocado: recursive
    """

    def setUp(self):
        """Set up test before executing."""
        super(IoAggregation, self).setUp()
        self.dmg = self.get_dmg_command()
        self.daos_cmd = DaosCommand(self.bin)

    def get_nvme_free_space(self):
        """Display pool free space."""
        free_space = self.pool.get_pool_free_space("nvme")
        self.log.info("Free nvme space: %s", free_space)

        return free_space

    def highest_epoch(self, kwargs):
        """Return the Highest Epoch for the container.

        Args:
          kwargs (dict): Dictionary of arguments to be passed to
                         container_query method.

        Returns:
          Highest epoch value for a given container.

        """
        highest_epoch = self.daos_cmd.get_output(
            "container_query", **kwargs)[0][4]

        return highest_epoch

    def test_ioaggregation(self):
        """Jira ID: DAOS-4332.

        Test Description:
            Verify Aggregation across system shutdown.

        Use Cases:
            Create Pool.
            Create Container.
            Run IOR and keep the written.
            Capture Free space available after first ior write.
            Create snapshot and obtain the epoch id.
            Write to the same ior file and same amount of data,
            without overwriting the previous data.
            Capture free space again, after second ior write.
            Capture Highest epoch ID before snapshot destroy.
            Destroy the snapshot which was created.
            Shut down the servers and restart them again.
            After servers have successfully restarted, Look for
            aggregation to finish by checking the free space available
            and value of highest epoch which should be higher than
            the value of highest epoch before snapshot destroy.
            If current free space is equal to free space after first
            ior write, then pass otherwise fail the test after waiting
            for 4 attempts.

        :avocado: tags=all,daosio,hw,small,full_regression,ioaggregation
        """
        # update ior signature option
        self.ior_cmd.signature.update("123")
        # run ior write process
        self.run_ior_with_pool()

        # capture free space before taking the snapshot
        self.get_nvme_free_space()

        # create snapshot
        self.container.create_snap()

        # write to same ior file again
        self.ior_cmd.signature.update("456")
        self.run_ior_with_pool(create_cont=False)

        # capture free space after second ior write
        free_space_before_snap_destroy = self.get_nvme_free_space()

        # obtain highest epoch before snapshot destroy via container query
        kwargs = {
            "pool": self.pool.uuid,
            "cont": self.container.uuid
        }
        highest_epc_before_snap_destroy = self.highest_epoch(kwargs)

        # delete snapshot
        self.container.destroy_snap(epc=self.container.epoch)

        # Shutdown the servers and restart
        self.get_dmg_command().system_stop(True)
        time.sleep(5)
        self.get_dmg_command().system_start()

        # check if all servers started as expected
        scan_info = self.get_dmg_command().system_query()
        if not check_system_query_status(scan_info):
            self.fail("One or more servers crashed")

        # Now check if the space is returned back and Highest epoch value
        # is higher than the the value just before snapshot destroy.
        counter = 1
        returned_space = (self.get_nvme_free_space() -
                          free_space_before_snap_destroy)
        while returned_space < int(self.ior_cmd.block_size.value) or \
                highest_epc_before_snap_destroy >= self.highest_epoch(kwargs):
            # try to wait for 4 x 60 secs for aggregation to be completed or
            # else exit the test with a failure.
            if counter > 4:
                self.log.info("Free space before snapshot destroy: %s",
                              free_space_before_snap_destroy)
                self.log.info("Free space when test terminated: %s",
                              self.get_nvme_free_space())
                self.log.info("Highest Epoch before IO Aggregation: %s",
                              highest_epc_before_snap_destroy)
                self.log.info("Highest Epoch when test terminated: %s",
                              self.highest_epoch(kwargs))
                self.fail("Aggregation did not complete as expected")
            time.sleep(60)
            returned_space = (self.get_nvme_free_space() -
                              free_space_before_snap_destroy)
            counter += 1
Exemple #4
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class NvmeEnospace(ServerFillUp):
    # pylint: disable=too-many-ancestors
    """
    Test Class Description: To validate DER_NOSPACE for SCM and NVMe
    :avocado: recursive
    """
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """Initialize a NvmeEnospace object."""
        super(NvmeEnospace, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        self.daos_cmd = None

    def setUp(self):
        super(NvmeEnospace, self).setUp()

        # initialize daos command
        self.daos_cmd = DaosCommand(self.bin)
        self.create_pool_max_size()
        self.der_nospace_count = 0
        self.other_errors_count = 0

    def verify_enspace_log(self, der_nospace_err_count):
        """
        Function to verify there are no other error except DER_NOSPACE
        in client log and also DER_NOSPACE count is higher.

        args:
            expected_err_count(int): Expected DER_NOSPACE count from client log.
        """
        #Get the DER_NOSPACE and other error count from log
        self.der_nospace_count, self.other_errors_count = error_count(
            "-1007", self.hostlist_clients, self.client_log)

        #Check there are no other errors in log file
        if self.other_errors_count > 0:
            self.fail('Found other errors, count {} in client log {}'.format(
                self.other_errors_count, self.client_log))
        #Check the DER_NOSPACE error count is higher if not test will FAIL
        if self.der_nospace_count < der_nospace_err_count:
            self.fail(
                'Expected DER_NOSPACE should be > {} and Found {}'.format(
                    der_nospace_err_count, self.der_nospace_count))

    def delete_all_containers(self):
        """
        Delete all the containers.
        """
        #List all the container
        kwargs = {"pool": self.pool.uuid, "svc": self.pool.svc_ranks}
        continers = (self.daos_cmd.get_output("pool_list_cont", **kwargs))

        #Destroy all the containers
        for _cont in continers:
            kwargs["cont"] = _cont
            self.daos_cmd.container_destroy(**kwargs)

    def ior_bg_thread(self, results):
        """Start IOR Background thread, This will write small data set and
        keep reading it in loop until it fails or main program exit.

        Args:
            results (queue): queue for returning thread results
        """
        mpio_util = MpioUtils()
        if mpio_util.mpich_installed(self.hostlist_clients) is False:
            self.fail("Exiting Test: Mpich not installed")

        # Define the IOR Command and use the parameter from yaml file.
        ior_bg_cmd = IorCommand()
        ior_bg_cmd.get_params(self)
        ior_bg_cmd.set_daos_params(self.server_group, self.pool)
        ior_bg_cmd.dfs_oclass.update(self.ior_cmd.dfs_oclass.value)
        ior_bg_cmd.api.update(self.ior_cmd.api.value)
        ior_bg_cmd.transfer_size.update(self.ior_scm_xfersize)
        ior_bg_cmd.block_size.update(self.ior_cmd.block_size.value)
        ior_bg_cmd.flags.update(self.ior_cmd.flags.value)
        ior_bg_cmd.test_file.update('/testfile_background')

        # Define the job manager for the IOR command
        manager = Mpirun(ior_bg_cmd, mpitype="mpich")
        self.create_cont()
        manager.job.dfs_cont.update(self.container.uuid)
        env = ior_bg_cmd.get_default_env(str(manager))
        manager.assign_hosts(self.hostlist_clients, self.workdir, None)
        manager.assign_processes(1)
        manager.assign_environment(env, True)
        print('----Run IOR in Background-------')
        # run IOR Write Command
        try:
            manager.run()
        except (CommandFailure, TestFail) as _error:
            results.put("FAIL")
            return

        # run IOR Read Command in loop
        ior_bg_cmd.flags.update(self.ior_read_flags)
        while True:
            try:
                manager.run()
            except (CommandFailure, TestFail) as _error:
                results.put("FAIL")
                break

    def run_enospace_foreground(self):
        """
        Function to run test and validate DER_ENOSPACE and expected storage size
        """
        #Fill 75% more of SCM pool,Aggregation is Enabled so NVMe space will be
        #start filling
        print('Starting main IOR load')
        self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', percent=75)
        print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())

        #Fill 50% more of SCM pool,Aggregation is Enabled so NVMe space will be
        #filled
        self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', percent=50)
        print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())

        #Fill 60% more of SCM pool, now NVMe will be Full so data will not be
        #moved to NVMe but it will start filling SCM. SCM size will be going to
        #full and this command expected to fail with DER_NOSPACE
        try:
            self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', percent=60)
            self.fail('This test suppose to FAIL because of DER_NOSPACE'
                      'but it got Passed')
        except TestFail as _error:
            self.log.info('Test expected to fail because of DER_NOSPACE')

        #Display the pool%
        print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())

        #verify the DER_NO_SAPCE error count is expected and no other Error in
        #client log
        self.verify_enspace_log(self.der_nospace_count)

        #Check both NVMe and SCM are full.
        pool_usage = self.pool.pool_percentage_used()
        #NVMe should be almost full if not test will fail.
        if pool_usage['nvme'] > 8:
            self.fail(
                'Pool NVMe used percentage should be < 8%, instead {}'.format(
                    pool_usage['nvme']))
        #For SCM some % space used for system so it won't be 100% full.
        if pool_usage['scm'] > 50:
            self.fail(
                'Pool SCM used percentage should be < 50%, instead {}'.format(
                    pool_usage['scm']))

    def run_enospace_with_bg_job(self):
        """
        Function to run test and validate DER_ENOSPACE and expected storage
        size. Single IOR job will run in background while space is filling.
        """
        #Get the initial DER_ENOSPACE count
        self.der_nospace_count, self.other_errors_count = error_count(
            "-1007", self.hostlist_clients, self.client_log)

        # Start the IOR Background thread which will write small data set and
        # read in loop, until storage space is full.
        out_queue = queue.Queue()
        job = threading.Thread(target=self.ior_bg_thread,
                               kwargs={"results": out_queue})
        job.daemon = True
        job.start()

        #Run IOR in Foreground
        self.run_enospace_foreground()
        # Verify the background job queue and make sure no FAIL for any IOR run
        while not self.out_queue.empty():
            if self.out_queue.get() == "FAIL":
                self.fail("One of the Background IOR job failed")

    def test_enospace_lazy_with_bg(self):
        """Jira ID: DAOS-4756.

        Test Description: IO gets DER_NOSPACE when SCM and NVMe is full with
                          default (lazy) Aggregation mode.

        Use Case: This tests will create the pool and fill 75% of SCM size which
                  will trigger the aggregation because of space pressure,
                  next fill 75% more which should fill NVMe. Try to fill 60%
                  more and now SCM size will be full too.
                  verify that last IO fails with DER_NOSPACE and SCM/NVMe pool
                  capacity is full.One background IO job will be running
                  continuously.

        :avocado: tags=all,hw,medium,nvme,ib2,full_regression
        :avocado: tags=der_enospace,enospc_lazy,enospc_lazy_bg
        """
        print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())

        #Run IOR to fill the pool.
        self.run_enospace_with_bg_job()

    def test_enospace_lazy_with_fg(self):
        """Jira ID: DAOS-4756.

        Test Description: Fill up the system (default aggregation mode) and
                          delete all containers in loop, which should release
                          the space.

        Use Case: This tests will create the pool and fill 75% of SCM size which
                  will trigger the aggregation because of space pressure,
                  next fill 75% more which should fill NVMe. Try to fill 60%
                  more and now SCM size will be full too.
                  verify that last IO fails with DER_NOSPACE and SCM/NVMe pool
                  capacity is full. Delete all the containers.
                  Do this in loop for 10 times and verify space is released.

        :avocado: tags=all,hw,medium,nvme,ib2,full_regression
        :avocado: tags=der_enospace,enospc_lazy,enospc_lazy_fg
        """
        print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())

        #Repeat the test in loop.
        for _loop in range(10):
            print("-------enospc_lazy_fg Loop--------- {}".format(_loop))
            #Run IOR to fill the pool.
            self.run_enospace_foreground()
            #Delete all the containers
            self.delete_all_containers()
            #Delete container will take some time to release the space
            time.sleep(60)

        #Run last IO
        self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', percent=1)

    def test_enospace_time_with_bg(self):
        """Jira ID: DAOS-4756.

        Test Description: IO gets DER_NOSPACE when SCM is full and it release
                          the size when container destroy with Aggregation
                          set on time mode.

        Use Case: This tests will create the pool. Set Aggregation mode to Time.
                  Start filling 75% of SCM size. Aggregation will be triggered
                  time to time, next fill 75% more which will fill up NVMe.
                  Try to fill 60% more and now SCM size will be full too.
                  Verify last IO fails with DER_NOSPACE and SCM/NVMe pool
                  capacity is full.One background IO job will be running
                  continuously.

        :avocado: tags=all,hw,medium,nvme,ib2,full_regression
        :avocado: tags=der_enospace,enospc_time,enospc_time_bg
        """
        print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())

        # Enabled TIme mode for Aggregation.
        self.pool.set_property("reclaim", "time")

        #Run IOR to fill the pool.
        self.run_enospace_with_bg_job()

    def test_enospace_time_with_fg(self):
        """Jira ID: DAOS-4756.

        Test Description: Fill up the system (time aggregation mode) and
                          delete all containers in loop, which should release
                          the space.

        Use Case: This tests will create the pool. Set Aggregation mode to Time.
                  Start filling 75% of SCM size. Aggregation will be triggered
                  time to time, next fill 75% more which will fill up NVMe.
                  Try to fill 60% more and now SCM size will be full too.
                  Verify last IO fails with DER_NOSPACE and SCM/NVMe pool
                  capacity is full. Delete all the containers.
                  Do this in loop for 10 times and verify space is released.

        :avocado: tags=all,hw,medium,nvme,ib2,full_regression
        :avocado: tags=der_enospace,enospc_time,enospc_time_fg
        """
        print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())

        # Enabled TIme mode for Aggregation.
        self.pool.set_property("reclaim", "time")

        #Repeat the test in loop.
        for _loop in range(10):
            print("-------enospc_time_fg Loop--------- {}".format(_loop))
            #Run IOR to fill the pool.
            self.run_enospace_with_bg_job()
            #Delete all the containers
            self.delete_all_containers()
            #Delete container will take some time to release the space
            time.sleep(60)

        #Run last IO
        self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', percent=1)

    @skipForTicket("DAOS-5403")
    def test_performance_storage_full(self):
        """Jira ID: DAOS-4756.

        Test Description: Verify IO Read performance when pool size is full.

        Use Case: This tests will create the pool. Run small set of IOR as
                  baseline.Start IOR with < 4K which will start filling SCM
                  and trigger aggregation and start filling up NVMe.
                  Check the IOR baseline read number and make sure it's +- 5%
                  to the number ran prior system storage was full.

        :avocado: tags=all,hw,medium,nvme,ib2,full_regression
        :avocado: tags=der_enospace,enospc_performance
        """
        #Write the IOR Baseline and get the Read BW for later comparison.
        print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())
        #Write First
        self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', percent=1)
        #Read the baseline data set
        self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', operation='Read', percent=1)
        max_mib_baseline = float(self.ior_matrix[0][int(IorMetrics.Max_MiB)])
        baseline_cont_uuid = self.ior_cmd.dfs_cont.value
        print("IOR Baseline Read MiB {}".format(max_mib_baseline))

        #Run IOR to fill the pool.
        self.run_enospace_with_bg_job()

        #Read the same container which was written at the beginning.
        self.container.uuid = baseline_cont_uuid
        self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', operation='Read', percent=1)
        max_mib_latest = float(self.ior_matrix[0][int(IorMetrics.Max_MiB)])
        print("IOR Latest Read MiB {}".format(max_mib_latest))

        #Check if latest IOR read performance is in Tolerance of 5%, when
        #Storage space is full.
        if abs(max_mib_baseline - max_mib_latest) > (max_mib_baseline / 100 *
                                                     5):
            self.fail(
                'Latest IOR read performance is not under 5% Tolerance'
                ' Baseline Read MiB = {} and latest IOR Read MiB = {}'.format(
                    max_mib_baseline, max_mib_latest))

    def test_enospace_no_aggregation(self):
        """Jira ID: DAOS-4756.

        Test Description: IO gets DER_NOSPACE when SCM is full and it release
                          the size when container destroy with Aggregation
                          disabled.

        Use Case: This tests will create the pool and disable aggregation. Fill
                  75% of SCM size which should work, next try fill 10% more
                  which should fail with DER_NOSPACE. Destroy the container
                  and validate the Pool SCM free size is close to full (> 95%).
                  Do this in loop ~10 times and verify the DER_NOSPACE and SCM
                  free size after container destroy.

        :avocado: tags=all,hw,medium,nvme,ib2,full_regression
        :avocado: tags=der_enospace,enospc_no_aggregation
        """
        # pylint: disable=attribute-defined-outside-init
        # pylint: disable=too-many-branches
        print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())

        # Disable the aggregation
        self.pool.set_property("reclaim", "disabled")

        #Get the DER_NOSPACE and other error count from log
        self.der_nospace_count, self.other_errors_count = error_count(
            "-1007", self.hostlist_clients, self.client_log)

        #Repeat the test in loop.
        for _loop in range(10):
            print(
                "-------enospc_no_aggregation Loop--------- {}".format(_loop))
            #Fill 75% of SCM pool
            self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', percent=40)

            print(self.pool.pool_percentage_used())

            try:
                #Fill 10% more to SCM ,which should Fail because no SCM space
                self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', percent=40)
                self.fail('This test suppose to fail because of DER_NOSPACE'
                          'but it got Passed')
            except TestFail as _error:
                self.log.info('Expected to fail because of DER_NOSPACE')

            #Verify DER_NO_SAPCE error count is expected and no other Error
            #in client log.
            self.verify_enspace_log(self.der_nospace_count)

            #Delete all the containers
            self.delete_all_containers()

            #Get the pool usage
            pool_usage = self.pool.pool_percentage_used()
            #Delay to release the SCM size.
            time.sleep(60)
            print(pool_usage)
            #SCM pool size should be released (some still be used for system)
            #Pool SCM free % should not be less than 50%
            if pool_usage['scm'] > 55:
                self.fail(
                    'SCM pool used percentage should be < 55, instead {}'.
                    format(pool_usage['scm']))

        #Run last IO
        self.start_ior_load(storage='SCM', percent=1)