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test_network_qos_placement.py
Source: test_network_qos_placement.py
...611 self.assertEqual(612 expected_rp_uuids_in_binding_allocation,613 set(port_binding_alloc.values())614 )615 def assert_no_allocation(self, server, port):616 # check that there are no allocations617 allocations = self.placement_client.list_allocations(618 server['id'])['allocations']619 self.assertEqual(0, len(allocations))620 # check that binding_profile of the port is empty621 port = self.os_admin.ports_client.show_port(port['id'])622 self.assertEqual(0, len(port['port']['binding:profile']))623 @decorators.idempotent_id('93d1a88d-235e-4b7b-b44d-2a17dcf4e213')624 @utils.services('compute', 'network')625 def test_server_create_delete(self):626 min_kbps = 1000627 min_kpps = 100628 policy = self._create_qos_policy_with_bw_and_pps_rules(629 min_kbps, min_kpps)630 port = self._create_port_with_qos_policy(policy)631 server = self.create_server(632 networks=[{'port': port['id']}],633 wait_until='ACTIVE'634 )635 self.assert_allocations(server, port, min_kbps, min_kpps)636 self.servers_client.delete_server(server['id'])637 waiters.wait_for_server_termination(self.servers_client, server['id'])638 self.assert_no_allocation(server, port)639 def _test_create_server_negative(self, min_kbps=1000, min_kpps=100):640 policy = self._create_qos_policy_with_bw_and_pps_rules(641 min_kbps, min_kpps)642 port = self._create_port_with_qos_policy(policy)643 server = self.create_server(644 networks=[{'port': port['id']}],645 wait_until=None)646 waiters.wait_for_server_status(647 client=self.servers_client, server_id=server['id'],648 status='ERROR', ready_wait=False, raise_on_error=False)649 # check that the creation failed with No valid host650 server = self.servers_client.show_server(server['id'])['server']651 self.assertIn('fault', server)652 self.assertIn('No valid host', server['fault']['message'])653 self.assert_no_allocation(server, port)654 @decorators.idempotent_id('915dd2ce-4890-40c8-9db6-f3e04080c6c1')655 @utils.services('compute', 'network')656 def test_server_create_no_valid_host_due_to_bandwidth(self):657 self._test_create_server_negative(min_kbps=self.PLACEMENT_MAX_INT)658 @decorators.idempotent_id('2d4a755e-10b9-4ac0-bef2-3f89de1f150b')659 @utils.services('compute', 'network')660 def test_server_create_no_valid_host_due_to_packet_rate(self):661 self._test_create_server_negative(min_kpps=self.PLACEMENT_MAX_INT)662 @decorators.idempotent_id('69d93e4f-0dfc-4d17-8d84-cc5c3c842cd5')663 @testtools.skipUnless(664 CONF.compute_feature_enabled.resize, 'Resize not available.')665 @utils.services('compute', 'network')666 def test_server_resize(self):667 min_kbps = 1000...
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