def __init__(self, controller_configs=None,
topology_class=FatTree,
topology_params="",
patch_panel_class=BufferedPatchPanel,
controller_patch_panel_class=UserSpaceControllerPatchPanel,
dataplane_trace=None,
snapshot_service=None,
multiplex_sockets=False,
violation_persistence_threshold=None,
kill_controllers_on_exit=True,
interpose_on_controllers=False,
ignore_interposition=False):
'''
Constructor parameters:
topology_class => a sts.topology.Topology class (not object!)
defining the switches and links
topology_params => Comma-delimited list of arguments to pass into the FatTree
constructor, specified just as you would type them within
the parens.
patch_panel_class => a sts.topology.PatchPanel class (not object!)
dataplane_trace => a path to a dataplane trace file
(e.g. dataplane_traces/ping_pong_same_subnet.trace)
violation_persistence_threshold => number of logical time units to observe a
violation before we declare that it is
persistent
interpose_on_controllers => if there are multiple controllers, whether to
interpose on messages between them
ignore_interposition => whether to configure all interposition points to immediately pass
through all events. (implies interpose_on_controllers=False)
Replayer and MCSFinder read this configuration
parameter, and remove all internal events from their
event dags if set to True.
'''
if controller_configs is None:
controller_configs = []
self.controller_configs = controller_configs
# keep around topology_class and topology_params so we can construct
# clean topology objects for (multiple invocations of) bootstrapping later
self._topology_class = topology_class
self._topology_params = topology_params
self._patch_panel_class = patch_panel_class
self._dataplane_trace_path = dataplane_trace
self._violation_persistence_threshold = violation_persistence_threshold
self._kill_controllers_on_exit = kill_controllers_on_exit
# TODO(cs): is the snapshot service stateful?
if snapshot_service is None:
# For snapshotting the controller's view of the network configuration
snapshot_service = snapshot.get_snapshotservice(controller_configs)
self.snapshot_service = snapshot_service
self.current_simulation = None
self.multiplex_sockets = multiplex_sockets
self.controller_patch_panel_class = controller_patch_panel_class
self.interpose_on_controllers = interpose_on_controllers
self.ignore_interposition = ignore_interposition
if self.ignore_interposition:
# TODO(cs): also remove "sts.util.socket_mux.pox_monkeypatcher" from start_cmd and
# set SimulationConfig.multiplex_sockets = False?
self.interpose_on_controllers = False
def __init__(self,
controller_configs=None,
topology_class=FatTree,
topology_params="",
patch_panel_class=BufferedPatchPanel,
controller_patch_panel_class=UserSpaceControllerPatchPanel,
dataplane_trace=None,
snapshot_service=None,
multiplex_sockets=False,
violation_persistence_threshold=None,
kill_controllers_on_exit=True,
interpose_on_controllers=False):
'''
Constructor parameters:
topology_class => a sts.topology.Topology class (not object!)
defining the switches and links
topology_params => Comma-delimited list of arguments to pass into the FatTree
constructor, specified just as you would type them within
the parens.
patch_panel_class => a sts.topology.PatchPanel class (not object!)
dataplane_trace => a path to a dataplane trace file
(e.g. dataplane_traces/ping_pong_same_subnet.trace)
violation_persistence_threshold => number of logical time units to observe a
violation before we declare that it is
persistent
switch_init_sleep_seconds => number of seconds to wait for switches to
connect to controllers before starting the
simulation. Defaults to False (no wait).
monkey_patch_select => whether to use STS's custom deterministic
select. Requires that the controller is
monkey-patched too
'''
if controller_configs is None:
controller_configs = []
self.controller_configs = controller_configs
# keep around topology_class and topology_params so we can construct
# clean topology objects for (multiple invocations of) bootstrapping later
self._topology_class = topology_class
self._topology_params = topology_params
self._patch_panel_class = patch_panel_class
self._dataplane_trace_path = dataplane_trace
self._violation_persistence_threshold = violation_persistence_threshold
self._kill_controllers_on_exit = kill_controllers_on_exit
# TODO(cs): is the snapshot service stateful?
if snapshot_service is None:
# For snapshotting the controller's view of the network configuration
snapshot_service = snapshot.get_snapshotservice(controller_configs)
self.snapshot_service = snapshot_service
self.current_simulation = None
self.multiplex_sockets = multiplex_sockets
self.interpose_on_controllers = interpose_on_controllers
self.controller_patch_panel_class = controller_patch_panel_class
def __init__(self, controller_configs=None,
topology_class=FatTree,
topology_params="",
patch_panel_class=BufferedPatchPanel,
controller_patch_panel_class=UserSpaceControllerPatchPanel,
dataplane_trace=None,
snapshot_service=None,
multiplex_sockets=False,
violation_persistence_threshold=None,
kill_controllers_on_exit=True,
interpose_on_controllers=False):
'''
Constructor parameters:
topology_class => a sts.topology.Topology class (not object!)
defining the switches and links
topology_params => Comma-delimited list of arguments to pass into the FatTree
constructor, specified just as you would type them within
the parens.
patch_panel_class => a sts.topology.PatchPanel class (not object!)
dataplane_trace => a path to a dataplane trace file
(e.g. dataplane_traces/ping_pong_same_subnet.trace)
violation_persistence_threshold => number of logical time units to observe a
violation before we declare that it is
persistent
switch_init_sleep_seconds => number of seconds to wait for switches to
connect to controllers before starting the
simulation. Defaults to False (no wait).
monkey_patch_select => whether to use STS's custom deterministic
select. Requires that the controller is
monkey-patched too
'''
if controller_configs is None:
controller_configs = []
self.controller_configs = controller_configs
# keep around topology_class and topology_params so we can construct
# clean topology objects for (multiple invocations of) bootstrapping later
self._topology_class = topology_class
self._topology_params = topology_params
self._patch_panel_class = patch_panel_class
self._dataplane_trace_path = dataplane_trace
self._violation_persistence_threshold = violation_persistence_threshold
self._kill_controllers_on_exit = kill_controllers_on_exit
# TODO(cs): is the snapshot service stateful?
if snapshot_service is None:
# For snapshotting the controller's view of the network configuration
snapshot_service = snapshot.get_snapshotservice(controller_configs)
self.snapshot_service = snapshot_service
self.current_simulation = None
self.multiplex_sockets = multiplex_sockets
self.interpose_on_controllers = interpose_on_controllers
self.controller_patch_panel_class = controller_patch_panel_class
def __init__(self,
controller_configs=None,
topology_class=FatTree,
topology_params="",
patch_panel_class=BufferedPatchPanel,
dataplane_trace=None,
snapshot_service=None,
switch_init_sleep_seconds=False):
''' Constructor parameters:
topology_class => a sts.topology.Topology class (not object!)
defining the switches and links
topology_params => Comma-delimited list of arguments to pass into the FatTree
constructor, specified just as you would type them within
the parens.
patch_panel_class => a sts.topology.PatchPanel class (not object!)
dataplane_trace => a path to a dataplane trace file
(e.g. dataplane_traces/ping_pong_same_subnet.trace)
switch_init_sleep_seconds => number of seconds to wait for switches to
connect to controllers before starting the
simulation. Defaults to False (no wait).
'''
if controller_configs is None:
controller_configs = []
self.controller_configs = controller_configs
# keep around topology_class and topology_params so we can construct
# clean topology objects for (multiple invocations of) bootstrapping later
self._topology_class = topology_class
self._topology_params = topology_params
self._patch_panel_class = patch_panel_class
self._dataplane_trace_path = dataplane_trace
# TODO(cs): is the snapshot service stateful?
if snapshot_service is None:
# For snapshotting the controller's view of the network configuration
snapshot_service = snapshot.get_snapshotservice(controller_configs)
self.snapshot_service = snapshot_service
self.current_simulation = None
self.switch_init_sleep_seconds = switch_init_sleep_seconds
def __init__(self, controller_configs=None,
topology_class=FatTree,
topology_params="",
patch_panel_class=BufferedPatchPanel,
dataplane_trace=None,
snapshot_service=None,
switch_init_sleep_seconds=False):
''' Constructor parameters:
topology_class => a sts.topology.Topology class (not object!)
defining the switches and links
topology_params => Comma-delimited list of arguments to pass into the FatTree
constructor, specified just as you would type them within
the parens.
patch_panel_class => a sts.topology.PatchPanel class (not object!)
dataplane_trace => a path to a dataplane trace file
(e.g. dataplane_traces/ping_pong_same_subnet.trace)
switch_init_sleep_seconds => number of seconds to wait for switches to
connect to controllers before starting the
simulation. Defaults to False (no wait).
'''
if controller_configs is None:
controller_configs = []
self.controller_configs = controller_configs
# keep around topology_class and topology_params so we can construct
# clean topology objects for (multiple invocations of) bootstrapping later
self._topology_class = topology_class
self._topology_params = topology_params
self._patch_panel_class = patch_panel_class
self._dataplane_trace_path = dataplane_trace
# TODO(cs): is the snapshot service stateful?
if snapshot_service is None:
# For snapshotting the controller's view of the network configuration
snapshot_service = snapshot.get_snapshotservice(controller_configs)
self.snapshot_service = snapshot_service
self.current_simulation = None
self.switch_init_sleep_seconds = switch_init_sleep_seconds