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HA Sanity Test

This tests runs through all the state and functionality checks of the HA Test suite but waits 60 seconds instead of inducing a failure. This is run as a 7 node ONOS cluster.

HAsanity

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Minority of ONOS Nodes shutdown

Restart 3 of 7 ONOS nodes by gracefully stopping the process once the system is running and stable.

HAstopNodes

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Minority of ONOS Nodes killed

Restart 3 of 7 ONOS nodes by killing the process once the system is running and stable.

HAkillNodes

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Entire ONOS cluster restart

Restart 7 of 7 ONOS nodes by killing the process once the system is running and stable.

HAclusterRestart

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Single node cluster restart

Restart 1 of 1 ONOS nodes by killing the process once the system is running and stable.

HAsingleInstanceRestart

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Control Network partition

Partition the Control Network by creating IP Table rules once the system is in a stable state.

During Partition:

• ONOS nodes that cannot cluster with a quorum of the cluster will relinquish leadership of any topic and give up any device roles
• Nodes in the majority partition should be able to take up all the work of the cluster and continue to function normally

After partition is healed:

• Topology is consistent across all nodes and should reflect the current state of the network(including updates during partition)
• Flows view should be consistent across all nodes
• Intents should be available on all nodes including any new intents pushed to the majority partition
• Mastership should be consistent across all nodes

HAfullNetPartition

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Change membership of an ONOS cluster at run time

• Start a five node ONOS cluster configured to use a remote metadata file
• Run common state and functionality checks
• Replace two of the five ONOS nodes in the metadata file with two new ONOS nodes
• Check that the two new nodes join the cluster and the two replaced nodes leave
• Run common state and functionality checks

Change the size of an ONOS cluster at run time

• Start a single node ONOS cluster configured to use a remote metadata file
• Run common state and functionality checks
• Scale the cluster up to seven nodes then back down to one node in increments of two nodes.
• After changing cluster size:
  • Check that the two new nodes join the cluster or the two old nodes leave
  • Run common state and functionality checks