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feat: add support to upload tshark to s3 #409

Closed smuu closed 2 weeks ago

smuu commented 1 month ago

Overview

Closes https://github.com/celestiaorg/knuu/issues/378

Summary by CodeRabbit

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Walkthrough

The recent changes introduce the ability to trace network packets using Tshark in a test environment set up with the knuu package. This involves creating instances, enabling Tshark data collection, and handling the deployment of sidecars for packet capturing. Additionally, Minio configuration handling is integrated for storing the captured data.

Changes

File Change Summary
e2e/tshark/tshark_test.go Added TestTshark function to set up instances, enable Tshark collector, execute commands, and validate output.
pkg/instance/helper.go Added tsharkCollectorConfig field to Instance struct and new method addTsharkCollectorSidecar.
pkg/instance/instance.go Introduced TsharkCollectorConfig struct, added related fields and methods to Instance struct.
pkg/minio/minio.go Added Config struct to Minio and new method GetConfigs for retrieving Minio configurations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Tester as Tester
    participant Knuu as Knuu Package
    participant Instance as Instance
    participant Minio as Minio

    Tester ->> Knuu: New()
    Knuu -->> Tester: knuu instance
    Tester ->> Knuu: NewInstance()
    Knuu -->> Tester: instance
    Tester ->> Instance: SetImage(), SetCommand()
    Tester ->> Instance: EnableTsharkCollector(params)
    Instance ->> Instance: addTsharkCollectorSidecar()
    Tester ->> Knuu: Commit()
    Tester ->> Instance: Start()
    Tester ->> Instance: WaitInstanceIsRunning()
    Tester ->> Instance: ExecuteCommand()
    Tester ->> Minio: DeployMinio()
    Minio -->> Tester: Minio configurations

    note over Instance: Starts collecting packets using Tshark

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Ability to trace packets from at least two nodes (#378)
Upload packet trace file to an S3 bucket (#378)

Poem

In code we traverse the network's maze,
With Tshark and packets, we now appraise.
Knuu sets the stage, instances rise,
Minio holds data beneath azure skies.
A rabbit's toil, from dawn till night,
Ensuring the network dances right. 🐰✨


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smuu commented 2 weeks ago

Thanks @mojtaba-esk for driving this home!