A wrapper for the ostinato python client.
Documentation (work in progress): http://simple-ostinato.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
simple_ostinato
is a python package that makes it easy to use the ostinato
python agent python-ostinato
. It is basically a wrapper around
python-ostinato
that hides the RPC engineering.
We assume that drone
is already running on the localhost, and that we created a veth pair of interfaces with:
ip link add veth0 type veth peer name veth1
ip link set veth0 up
ip link set veth1 up
The following script sends traffic on veth0
and captures in on veth1
:
from simple_ostinato import Drone
from simple_ostinato.protocols import Mac, Ethernet, IPv4, Payload
# connect to the drone instance that runs on localhost
drone = Drone('localhost')
# fetch port information
drone.fetch_ports()
# store the two ports we are going to use in dedicated variables
port_tx = drone.get_port_by_name('veth0')[0]
port_rx = drone.get_port_by_name('veth1')[0]
# Create a new stream
stream = port_tx.add_stream(
Mac(source='00:11:22:aa:bb:cc', destination='00:01:02:03:04:05'),
Ethernet(),
IPv4(source='10.0.0.1', destination='10.0.0.2'),
Payload())
# Configure the stream
stream.name = 'simple_mac_stream'
stream.packets_per_sec = 1000
stream.num_packets = 100
stream.enable()
stream.save()
# Clear the stats on the transmitting and receiving port
port_tx.clear_stats()
port_rx.clear_stats()
# Send and capture
port_rx.start_capture()
port_tx.start_send()
time.sleep(1)
port_tx.stop_send()
port_rx.stop_capture()
# Get the stats and print them
tx_stats = port_tx.get_stats()
rx_stats = port_rx.get_stats()
print str(tx_stats)
print str(rx_stats)
# We can also store the capture:
capture = port_rx.save_capture(port_rx.get_capture(), 'capture.pcap')