This repo provides a demonstration of Cisco pyATS with a NetDevOps style workflow.
- Python 2.7
- Docker
export VIRL_HOST=myvirlserver.change.me
git clone https://github.com/kecorbin/pyats-ios-sample
cd pyats-ios-sample
virtualenv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
virl up
It may take a minute to boot the nodes, make sure that you allow enough time for
the topology to boot. This can be verified using the virl ls
and virl nodes
commands
virl ls
Running Simulations
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│ Simulation │ Status │ Launched │ Expires │
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│ pyats-ios-sample_default_UbI56G │ ACTIVE │ 2017-12-13T22:02:36.810310 │ │
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virl nodes
Here is a list of all the running nodes
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│ Node │ Type │ State │ Reachable │ Protocol │ Management Address │ External Address │
╞═══════════╪══════════╪═════════╪═════════════╪════════════╪══════════════════════╪════════════════════╡
│ ~mgmt-lxc │ mgmt-lxc │ ACTIVE │ REACHABLE │ ssh │ 10.255.0.154 │ 10.94.238.236 │
├───────────┼──────────┼─────────┼─────────────┼────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────────────┤
│ ios2 │ IOSv │ ACTIVE │ UNREACHABLE │ telnet │ 10.255.0.156 │ N/A │
├───────────┼──────────┼─────────┼─────────────┼────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────────────┤
│ ios1 │ IOSv │ ACTIVE │ UNREACHABLE │ telnet │ 10.255.0.155 │ N/A │
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The virlutils package provides us an easy way of dynamically generating a testbed definition with the accurate connectivity information for the simulation.
virl generate pyats
Launch pyATS test suite
make test
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | Task Result Summary |
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: __task1: pyats_ios_example.commonSetup PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: __task1: pyats_ios_example.PingTestcase[device=ios1] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: __task1: pyats_ios_example.PingTestcase[device=ios2] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: __task1: pyats_ios_example.VerifyInterfaceCountTestcase[device=ios1] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: __task1: pyats_ios_example.VerifyInterfaceCountTestcase[device=ios2] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: __task1: pyats_ios_example.commonCleanup PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO:
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | Task Result Details |
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: __task1: pyats_ios_example
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: |-- commonSetup PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | |-- check_topology PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | |-- establish_connections PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | | |-- Step 1: Connecting to Router-1 PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | | `-- Step 2: Connecting to Router-2 PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | `-- marking_interface_count_testcases PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: |-- PingTestcase[device=ios1] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | |-- ping[destination=10.10.10.1] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | `-- ping[destination=10.10.10.2] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: |-- PingTestcase[device=ios2] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | |-- ping[destination=10.10.10.1] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | `-- ping[destination=10.10.10.2] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: |-- VerifyInterfaceCountTestcase[device=ios1] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | |-- extract_interface_count PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | `-- verify_interface_count PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: |-- VerifyInterfaceCountTestcase[device=ios2] PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | |-- extract_interface_count PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: | `-- verify_interface_count PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: `-- commonCleanup PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: `-- disconnect PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: |-- Step 1: Disconnecting from Router-1 PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: `-- Step 2: Disconnecting from Router-2 PASSED
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: No SMTP server information configured, ignoring sending notification email.
2017-12-13T23:01:17: %EASYPY-INFO: Done!
This repo contains a full test script in pyATS with local libraries that connects to a testbed of IOS devices, and runs various test cases that parses command outputs, collects router information, and report them in log.
- Website: https://developer.cisco.com/site/pyats/
- Bug Tracker: https://github.com/CiscoTestAutomation/pyats/issues
- Documentation: https://developer.cisco.com/site/pyats/docs/
This script requires one script argument testbed
to be passed in when run
under standalone execution for demonstration purposes.
testbed: the path to testbed yaml file
This script requires one script argument testbed_file
and two optional
script argument ios1
and ios2
to be passed in when run under easypy for
demonstration purposes.
testbed_file: the path to testbed yaml file
ios1: the device name defined in the testbed yaml file, if modified
ios2: the device name defined in the testbed yaml file, if modified
+-------------+ +-------------+
| | | |
| ios1 | ------------------------------------ | ios2 |
| | Gig0/1 <-> Gig0/1 | |
+-------------+ +-------------+
## Testing
This script performs the following tests for demonstration purposes.
- router connection: basic device connection test
- `ping` command: basic device ping test; logs ping result.
- interface count verification
- execute `show version` command: basic command execution and data
parsing; extract ethernet and serial interface counts; logs interface
counts.
- execute `show ip interface brief` command: basic command execution and
data parsing; extract all ethernet and serial interfaces; logs number of
interface counts.
- verify ethernet and serial interface counts from above commands.
- router disconnect: basic device disconnect test
## Examples
$ python pyats_ios_example.py --testbed pyats_ios_example.yaml
$ easypy pyats_ios_example_job.py -testbed_file pyats_ios_example.yaml
References:
For the complete and up-to-date user guide on pyATS, visit:
https://developer.cisco.com/site/pyats/docs/