Create VnV-test-Com-P1b test (RTT from generic app)

[antonroman]

This tests checks the RTT of an UDP packet sent sent to the VNF-MS VNF from a generic application. ● The traffic of the call needs to access through the ingress ● iperf can be used for this

[DanielVilaFalcon]

It is done. A container runs a ping command and we will be able to get the RTT in the VnV platform.

[DanielVilaFalcon]

Once the problems with the VnV were fixed, the test has been completed successfully. The process to do the test is the following:

• Create the .tgo files of the Network Service Package and Test Package tng-pkg -p project.yml_path Both files used to create this test are in the following links:

• Network Service Package: https://github.com/sonata-nfv/tng-communications-pilot

• Test Package: https://github.com/DanielVilaFalcon/tng-tests/tree/headless-browser/packages/TEST_COMM_RTT

-Upload both .tgo files to the VnV platform. It can be done from command line interface: tng-cli -u http://pre-int-vnv-bcn.5gtango.eu package -u <path .tgo>

Once both packages are uploaded, and if the testing tag flags of the project.yml match each other, the platform deploys the service in the qual-sp and executes the test. It shows as result the content of the result.log file locate in /output/${PROBE}/$HOSTNAME/results.log

It is also possible to check the content of the results.log file from the CLI:

tng-cli -u http://pre-int-vnv-bcn.5gtango.eu result -g <Result_UUID>

[DanielVilaFalcon]

I have included the comparison between the obtained result and the requirements.

I have done it with the command "qperf". It is listening in the MS-VNF as a server and the client is running in the V&V probe The complete qperf's results are: