How to use run_as_server_async method in lisa

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iperf3.py

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...90 posix_os.install_packages("iperf3")91 if not self._check_exists():92 self._install_from_src()93 return self._check_exists()94 def run_as_server_async(95 self,96 port: int = 0,97 report_unit: str = "",98 report_periodic: int = 0,99 use_json_format: bool = False,100 one_connection_only: bool = False,101 daemon: bool = True,102 ) -> Process:103 # -s: run iperf3 as server mode104 # -D: run iperf3 as a daemon105 cmd = " -s"106 if daemon:107 cmd += " -D "108 if one_connection_only:109 cmd += " -1 "110 if use_json_format:111 cmd += " -J "112 if report_periodic:113 cmd += f" -i{report_periodic} "114 if report_unit:115 cmd += f" -f {report_unit} "116 if port:117 cmd += f" -p {port} "118 process = self.node.execute_async(119 f"{self.command} {cmd}", shell=True, sudo=True120 )121 return process122 def run_as_server(123 self,124 port: int = 0,125 report_unit: str = "",126 report_periodic: int = 0,127 use_json_format: bool = False,128 one_connection_only: bool = False,129 daemon: bool = True,130 ) -> None:131 # -s: run iperf3 as server mode132 # -D: run iperf3 as a daemon133 # -p: server port to listen on/connect to134 # -f: [kmgtKMGT] format to report: Kbits, Mbits, Gbits, Tbits135 # -i: seconds between periodic throughput reports136 # -1: handle one client connection then exit137 # -J: output in JSON format138 process = self.run_as_server_async(139 port,140 report_unit,141 report_periodic,142 use_json_format,143 one_connection_only,144 daemon,145 )146 process.wait_result(147 expected_exit_code=0,148 expected_exit_code_failure_message="fail to launch iperf3 server",149 )150 @retry(tries=10, delay=2)151 def run_as_client_async( # noqa: C901152 self,...

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common.py

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...107 if len(environment.nodes) >= 2:108 server_node = cast(RemoteNode, environment.nodes[1])109 iperf3_server = server_node.tools[Iperf3]110 iperf3_client = client_node.tools[Iperf3]111 iperf3_server.run_as_server_async()112 iperf3_client_result = iperf3_client.run_as_client_async(113 server_ip=server_node.internal_address,114 parallel_number=8,115 run_time_seconds=120,116 )117 result_before_hb = iperf3_client_result.wait_result()118 kill = server_node.tools[Kill]119 kill.by_name("iperf3")120 return iperf3_client.get_sender_bandwidth(result_before_hb.stdout)121def cleanup_env(environment: Environment) -> None:122 remote_node = cast(RemoteNode, environment.nodes[0])123 startstop = remote_node.features[StartStop]124 startstop.start()125 for node in environment.nodes.list():...

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