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Most of the devices need to send RPCs during initialization (e.g. create a transport), so we need to take care that they're initialized only after we are certain that the SPDK process is listening. The mechanisim is similar to the `waitforlisten` function used in our test scripts - it sends a series of `rpc_get_methods` calls and times out after a period of time if no response is received. For now, the timeout is hardcoded to 60s. Signed-off-by: Konrad Sztyber <konrad.sztyber@intel.com> Change-Id: Iddadc04ad4c486d2894bc40e1a899a9d204400fc Reviewed-on: https://review.spdk.io/gerrit/c/spdk/spdk/+/11802 Community-CI: Broadcom CI <spdk-ci.pdl@broadcom.com> Tested-by: SPDK CI Jenkins <sys_sgci@intel.com> Reviewed-by: Jim Harris <james.r.harris@intel.com> Reviewed-by: Tomasz Zawadzki <tomasz.zawadzki@intel.com>
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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testdir=$(readlink -f "$(dirname "$0")")
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rootdir=$(readlink -f "$testdir/../..")
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source "$rootdir/test/common/autotest_common.sh"
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source "$testdir/common.sh"
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function cleanup() {
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killprocess $tgtpid
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killprocess $smapid
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}
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function create_device() {
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"$rootdir/scripts/sma-client.py" <<- EOF
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{
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"method": "CreateDevice",
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"params": {
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"$1": {}
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}
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}
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EOF
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}
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trap 'cleanup; exit 1' SIGINT SIGTERM EXIT
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$rootdir/build/bin/spdk_tgt &
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tgtpid=$!
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# First check a single plugin with both its devices enabled in the config
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PYTHONPATH=$testdir/plugins $rootdir/scripts/sma.py -c <(
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cat <<- EOF
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plugins:
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- 'plugin1'
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devices:
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- name: 'plugin1-device1'
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- name: 'plugin1-device2'
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EOF
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) &
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smapid=$!
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# Wait for a while to make sure SMA starts listening
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sma_waitforlisten
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[[ $(create_device nvme | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvme:plugin1-device1' ]]
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[[ $(create_device nvmf_tcp | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvmf_tcp:plugin1-device2' ]]
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killprocess $smapid
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# Check that it's possible to enable only a single device from a plugin
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PYTHONPATH=$testdir/plugins $rootdir/scripts/sma.py -c <(
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cat <<- EOF
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plugins:
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- 'plugin1'
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devices:
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- name: 'plugin1-device2'
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EOF
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) &
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smapid=$!
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sma_waitforlisten
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[[ $(create_device nvmf_tcp | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvmf_tcp:plugin1-device2' ]]
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NOT create_device nvme
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killprocess $smapid
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# Load two different plugins, but only enable devices from one of them
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PYTHONPATH=$testdir/plugins $rootdir/scripts/sma.py -c <(
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cat <<- EOF
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plugins:
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- 'plugin1'
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- 'plugin2'
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devices:
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- name: 'plugin1-device1'
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- name: 'plugin1-device2'
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EOF
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) &
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smapid=$!
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sma_waitforlisten
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[[ $(create_device nvme | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvme:plugin1-device1' ]]
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[[ $(create_device nvmf_tcp | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvmf_tcp:plugin1-device2' ]]
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killprocess $smapid
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# Check the same but take devices defined by the other plugin
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PYTHONPATH=$testdir/plugins $rootdir/scripts/sma.py -c <(
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cat <<- EOF
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plugins:
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- 'plugin1'
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- 'plugin2'
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devices:
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- name: 'plugin2-device1'
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- name: 'plugin2-device2'
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EOF
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) &
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smapid=$!
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sma_waitforlisten
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[[ $(create_device nvme | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvme:plugin2-device1' ]]
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[[ $(create_device nvmf_tcp | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvmf_tcp:plugin2-device2' ]]
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killprocess $smapid
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# Now pick a device from each plugin
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PYTHONPATH=$testdir/plugins $rootdir/scripts/sma.py -c <(
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cat <<- EOF
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plugins:
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- 'plugin1'
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- 'plugin2'
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devices:
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- name: 'plugin1-device1'
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- name: 'plugin2-device2'
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EOF
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) &
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smapid=$!
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sma_waitforlisten
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[[ $(create_device nvme | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvme:plugin1-device1' ]]
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[[ $(create_device nvmf_tcp | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvmf_tcp:plugin2-device2' ]]
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killprocess $smapid
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# Check the same, but register plugins via a env var
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PYTHONPATH=$testdir/plugins SMA_PLUGINS=plugin1:plugin2 $rootdir/scripts/sma.py -c <(
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cat <<- EOF
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devices:
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- name: 'plugin1-device1'
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- name: 'plugin2-device2'
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EOF
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) &
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smapid=$!
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sma_waitforlisten
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[[ $(create_device nvme | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvme:plugin1-device1' ]]
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[[ $(create_device nvmf_tcp | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvmf_tcp:plugin2-device2' ]]
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killprocess $smapid
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# Finally, register one plugin in a config and the other through env var
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PYTHONPATH=$testdir/plugins SMA_PLUGINS=plugin1 $rootdir/scripts/sma.py -c <(
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cat <<- EOF
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plugins:
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- 'plugin2'
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devices:
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- name: 'plugin1-device1'
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- name: 'plugin2-device2'
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EOF
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) &
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smapid=$!
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sma_waitforlisten
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[[ $(create_device nvme | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvme:plugin1-device1' ]]
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[[ $(create_device nvmf_tcp | jq -r '.handle') == 'nvmf_tcp:plugin2-device2' ]]
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cleanup
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trap - SIGINT SIGTERM EXIT
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