Extra gabbi tests for same_subtree
This is a followon for test gaps in the same_subtree patch [1]. [1] https://review.opendev.org/#/c/668376/8/placement/tests/functional/gabbits/granular-same-subtree.yaml Change-Id: I82cf1aec44e251b30295b6119949a5995c0b6e3f
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_3_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [2, 2]
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_4_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [2, 2]
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- name: resourceless with same subtree 2+1+1 VFs
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GET: /allocation_candidates
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query_parameters:
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resources: VCPU:1
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required_NIC: CUSTOM_HW_NIC_ROOT
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resources_PORT1: CUSTOM_VF:2
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required_PORT1: CUSTOM_PHYSNET1
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resources_PORT2A: CUSTOM_VF:1
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required_PORT2A: CUSTOM_PHYSNET2
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resources_PORT2B: CUSTOM_VF:1
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required_PORT2B: CUSTOM_PHYSNET2
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same_subtree: _NIC,_PORT1,_PORT2A,_PORT2B
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group_policy: none
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response_json_paths:
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$.allocation_requests.`len`: 9
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["CN2_UUID"]'].resources.VCPU: [1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF1_1_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: 2
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF1_2_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: 2
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# The four extra candidates still have both PHYSNET1 VFs from the same provider...
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_1_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [2, 2, 2, 2]
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_3_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [2, 2, 2, 2]
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# ...but one PHYSNET2 VF from each of PF2_2 and PF2_4
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# NOTE(efried): This would be more readable as...
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# $.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_2_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF.`sorted`: [1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2]
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# $.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_4_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF.`sorted`: [1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2]
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# ...but jsonpath pukes with "TypeError: 'DatumInContext' object is not iterable"
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# And this `len` also blows up:
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# $.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_2_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF.`len`: 6
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# $.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_4_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF.`len`: 6
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# So instead, we use a filter to find all the allocation requests with
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# one VF -- there should be four of them...
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$.allocation_requests[?(allocations.'$ENVIRON["PF2_2_UUID"]'.resources.CUSTOM_VF<=1)]..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_2_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [1, 1, 1, 1]
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$.allocation_requests[?(allocations.'$ENVIRON["PF2_4_UUID"]'.resources.CUSTOM_VF<=1)]..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_4_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [1, 1, 1, 1]
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# ...and similarly to find all the allocation requests with two VFs --
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# there should be two of them:
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$.allocation_requests[?(allocations.'$ENVIRON["PF2_2_UUID"]'.resources.CUSTOM_VF>1)]..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_2_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [2, 2]
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$.allocation_requests[?(allocations.'$ENVIRON["PF2_4_UUID"]'.resources.CUSTOM_VF>1)]..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_4_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [2, 2]
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- name: resourceless with same subtree 2+1+1 VFs isolate
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GET: /allocation_candidates
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query_parameters:
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resources: VCPU:1
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required_NIC: CUSTOM_HW_NIC_ROOT
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resources_PORT1: CUSTOM_VF:2
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required_PORT1: CUSTOM_PHYSNET1
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resources_PORT2A: CUSTOM_VF:1
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required_PORT2A: CUSTOM_PHYSNET2
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resources_PORT2B: CUSTOM_VF:1
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required_PORT2B: CUSTOM_PHYSNET2
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same_subtree: _NIC,_PORT1,_PORT2A,_PORT2B
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group_policy: isolate
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response_json_paths:
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# Delta from above - by isolating, we lose:
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# - the candidate under nic1 because we can't isolate VFs on NET2 there.
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# - the four candidates under nic2 involving both PHYSNET2 VFs coming
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# from the same provider.
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$.allocation_requests.`len`: 4
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["CN2_UUID"]'].resources.VCPU: [1, 1, 1, 1]
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_1_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [2, 2]
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_3_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [2, 2]
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_2_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [1, 1, 1, 1]
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["PF2_4_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_VF: [1, 1, 1, 1]
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- name: resourceless with same subtree same provider
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GET: /allocation_candidates
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query_parameters:
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$.allocation_requests..mappings['_ACCEL1'][0]: /(?:$ENVIRON['FPGA1_0_UUID']|$ENVIRON['FPGA1_1_UUID'])/
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$.allocation_requests..mappings['_ACCEL2'][0]: /(?:$ENVIRON['FPGA1_0_UUID']|$ENVIRON['FPGA1_1_UUID'])/
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- name: duplicate suffixes are squashed
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GET: /allocation_candidates
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query_parameters:
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required_NUMA: HW_NUMA_ROOT
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resources_ACCEL1: CUSTOM_FPGA:1
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resources_ACCEL2: CUSTOM_FPGA:1
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# This test is identical to the above except for duplicated suffixes here
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same_subtree: _NUMA,_ACCEL1,_ACCEL2,_NUMA,_ACCEL1
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group_policy: isolate
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response_json_paths:
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$.allocation_requests.`len`: 2
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["FPGA1_0_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_FPGA: [1, 1]
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$.allocation_requests..allocations['$ENVIRON["FPGA1_1_UUID"]'].resources.CUSTOM_FPGA: [1, 1]
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$.allocation_requests..mappings.`len`: [3, 3]
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$.allocation_requests..mappings['_NUMA'][0]: /(?:$ENVIRON['NUMA1_UUID']|$ENVIRON['NUMA1_UUID'])/
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$.allocation_requests..mappings['_ACCEL1'][0]: /(?:$ENVIRON['FPGA1_0_UUID']|$ENVIRON['FPGA1_1_UUID'])/
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$.allocation_requests..mappings['_ACCEL2'][0]: /(?:$ENVIRON['FPGA1_0_UUID']|$ENVIRON['FPGA1_1_UUID'])/
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- name: resourceless with same subtree 2FPGAs forbidden
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GET: /allocation_candidates
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query_parameters:
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group_policy: isolate
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response_json_paths:
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$.allocation_requests.`len`: 0
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- name: multiple same_subtree qparams
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GET: /allocation_candidates
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query_parameters:
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required_NUMA: HW_NUMA_ROOT
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resources_COMPUTE: VCPU:2,MEMORY_MB:512
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resources_FPGA: CUSTOM_FPGA:1
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resources_GPU: VGPU:1
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required_SRIOV: CUSTOM_VNIC_TYPE_DIRECT
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resources_NET1: NET_BW_EGR_KILOBIT_PER_SEC:100
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required_NET1: CUSTOM_PHYSNET1
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resources_NET2: NET_BW_EGR_KILOBIT_PER_SEC:100
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required_NET2: CUSTOM_PHYSNET2
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same_subtree:
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# Compute and accel resources from the same NUMA node
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- _NUMA,_COMPUTE,_GPU,_FPGA
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# Bandwidth resources under the same agent
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- _SRIOV,_NET1,_NET2
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group_policy: none
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response_json_paths:
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# There's only one way this shakes out
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$.allocation_requests.`len`: 1
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$.allocation_requests[0].allocations['$ENVIRON['NUMA0_UUID']']:
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resources:
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VCPU: 2
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MEMORY_MB: 512
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$.allocation_requests[0].allocations['$ENVIRON['FPGA0_UUID']']:
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resources:
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CUSTOM_FPGA: 1
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$.allocation_requests[0].allocations['$ENVIRON['PGPU0_UUID']']:
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resources:
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VGPU: 1
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$.allocation_requests[0].allocations['$ENVIRON['ESN1_UUID']']:
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resources:
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NET_BW_EGR_KILOBIT_PER_SEC: 100
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$.allocation_requests[0].allocations['$ENVIRON['ESN2_UUID']']:
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resources:
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NET_BW_EGR_KILOBIT_PER_SEC: 100
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$.allocation_requests[0].mappings:
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_NUMA: ["$ENVIRON['NUMA0_UUID']"]
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_COMPUTE: ["$ENVIRON['NUMA0_UUID']"]
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_FPGA: ["$ENVIRON['FPGA0_UUID']"]
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_GPU: ["$ENVIRON['PGPU0_UUID']"]
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_SRIOV: ["$ENVIRON['SRIOV_AGENT_UUID']"]
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_NET1: ["$ENVIRON['ESN1_UUID']"]
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_NET2: ["$ENVIRON['ESN2_UUID']"]
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