This folder contains all the necessary tools to set up and run a FIST simulation.
The scalability-tools folder is composed of:
- Client Subproject - The Golang implementation of the devices manager. This is where we simulate realistic devices and device task execution.
- Docker-tc-patch Folder - Contains instructions on how to set up the network environment simulation. In particular, here we provide a patch for the open-source project docker-tc with minor component setup changes.
- Examples - Contains all the YAML configurations used to define how a simulation runs, where to find resources in the file system. These files provide an easy way to configure your test scenarios.
- Explore Subproject - A Python utility for simulation results exploration. Since a simulation generates a lot of files and statistics, this component makes it easy to access results and plot resource usage.
- Scripts folder - Contains utility bash files and provides automatic test runs.
- Simulator - The Python project that implements a simulation workflow given an input YAML file (provided in the
scalability-tools/examplesfolder).
The simulator folder contains the FIST Simulator Manager and the entry point of a simulation, written in Python. The client folder implements the Fleet Manager (devices simulation), written in GoLang. The docker-tc folder implements the network environment simulation. This folder contains a patch for a public GitHub repository with minor code changes. For more details and instructions on how to set up docker-tc, look at the docker-tc-patch folder. The explore folder implements some utility functions for simulations results exploration, such as stats extraction and plotting. The scripts folder implements some Bash scripts used to execute multiple runs autonomously.