How to use setup_rdma method in lisa

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infiniband.py

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...43 # link_layer: InfiniBand44 _ib_info_pattern = re.compile(r"(\s*(?P<id>\S*):\s*(?P<value>.*)\n?)")45 def _initialize(self, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> None:46 super()._initialize(*args, **kwargs)47 self.setup_rdma()48 def enabled(self) -> bool:49 return True50 @classmethod51 def name(cls) -> str:52 return FEATURE_NAME_INFINIBAND53 @classmethod54 def can_disable(cls) -> bool:55 return True56 def is_over_sriov(self) -> bool:57 raise NotImplementedError58 # nd stands for network direct59 # example SKU: Standard_H16mr60 def is_over_nd(self) -> bool:61 raise NotImplementedError62 def _is_legacy_device(self) -> bool:63 lspci = self._node.tools[Lspci]64 device_list = lspci.get_devices()65 return any("ConnectX-3" in device.device_info for device in device_list)66 def get_ib_interfaces(self) -> List[IBDevice]:67 """Gets the list of Infiniband devices68 excluding any ethernet devices69 and get their corresponding network interface70 Returns list of IBDevice(ib_device_name, nic_name, ip_addr)71 Example IBDevice("mlx5_ib0", "ib0", "172.16.1.23")"""72 ib_devices = []73 device_info = self._get_ib_device_info()74 for device in device_info:75 if device["link_layer"].strip() == "InfiniBand" and "node_guid" in device:76 device_name = device["hca_id"].strip()77 guid = device["node_guid"].strip()78 # Get the last three bytes of guid79 # Example80 # guid = 0015:5dff:fe33:ff0c81 # mpat = 33:ff:0c (This will match the ib device)82 mpat = f"{guid[12:17]}:{guid[17:19]}"83 for (nic_name, nic_info) in self._node.nics.nics.items():84 result = self._node.execute(f"/sbin/ip addr show {nic_name}")85 if mpat in result.stdout and "ib" in nic_name:86 assert_that(nic_info.ip_addr).described_as(87 f"NIC {nic_name} does not have an ip address."88 ).is_not_empty()89 ib_devices.append(90 IBDevice(device_name, nic_name, nic_info.ip_addr)91 )92 assert_that(ib_devices).described_as(93 "Failed to get any InfiniBand device / interface pairs"94 ).is_not_empty()95 return ib_devices96 def _get_ib_device_info(self) -> List[Dict[str, str]]:97 device_info = []98 devices = self._get_ib_device_names()99 for device_name in devices:100 result = self._node.execute(101 f"ibv_devinfo -d {device_name}",102 expected_exit_code=0,103 expected_exit_code_failure_message="Failed to get device info from "104 f"ibv_devinfo for infiniband device {device_name}",105 )106 d = {107 match.group("id"): match.group("value")108 for match in self._ib_info_pattern.finditer(result.stdout)109 }110 if "hca_id" in d:111 device_info.append(d)112 assert_that(device_info).described_as(113 "Failed to get device info for any InfiniBand devices"114 ).is_not_empty()115 return device_info116 def _get_ib_device_names(self) -> List[str]:117 node = self._node118 result = node.execute(119 "ls /sys/class/infiniband",120 expected_exit_code=0,121 expected_exit_code_failure_message="Failed to get InfiniBand"122 " devices from /sys/class/infiniband",123 )124 assert_that(result.stdout).described_as(125 "No infiniband devices found in /sys/class/infiniband"126 ).is_not_empty()127 return result.stdout.split()128 def _get_mofed_version(self) -> str:129 node = self._node130 default = "5.4-3.0.3.0"131 if self._is_legacy_device():132 return "4.9-5.1.0.0"133 if (134 isinstance(node.os, Ubuntu) and node.os.information.version >= "20.4.0"135 ) or (isinstance(node.os, Redhat) and node.os.information.version >= "8.2.0"):136 return "5.7-1.0.2.0"137 return default138 def get_pkey(self) -> str:139 ib_device_name = self.get_ib_interfaces()[0].ib_device_name140 cat = self._node.tools[Cat]141 return cat.read(f"/sys/class/infiniband/{ib_device_name}/ports/1/pkeys/0")142 def setup_rdma(self) -> None:143 node = self._node144 # Dependencies145 kernel = node.tools[Uname].get_linux_information().kernel_version_raw146 ubuntu_required_packages = [147 "build-essential",148 "numactl",149 "rpm",150 "libnuma-dev",151 "libmpc-dev",152 "libmpfr-dev",153 "libxml2-dev",154 "m4",155 "byacc",156 "python-dev",...

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