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CI: Fix AnalyzeIperf

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- Handle k(ilo) bytes
- Fix magnitudes for kilo and giga
- Correctly parse status line in iperf logs
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Robert Schmidt
2022-12-12 23:37:39 +01:00
parent 55455a03c0
commit 35330baeea
1 changed files with 6 additions and 6 deletions
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ci-scripts/cls_containerize.py
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@@ -153,11 +153,11 @@ def AnalyzeBuildLogs(buildRoot, images, globalStatus):
def AnalyzeIperf(cliOptions, clientReport, serverReport):
req_bw = 1.0 # default iperf throughput, in Mbps
result = re.search('-b *(?P<iperf_bandwidth>[0-9\.]+)(?P<magnitude>[KMG])', cliOptions)
result = re.search('-b *(?P<iperf_bandwidth>[0-9\.]+)(?P<magnitude>[kKMG])', cliOptions)
if result is not None:
req_bw = float(result.group('iperf_bandwidth'))
magn = result.group('magnitude')
if magn == "K":
if magn == "k" or magn == "K":
req_bw /= 1000
elif magn == "G":
req_bw *= 1000
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ def AnalyzeIperf(cliOptions, clientReport, serverReport):
reportLine = clientReportLines[l+1]
logging.debug(f'found server report: "{reportLine}"')
statusTemplate = '(?:|\[ *\d+\].*) +0\.0-(?P<duration>[0-9\.]+) +sec +[0-9\.]+ [KMG]Bytes +(?P<bitrate>[0-9\.]+) (?P<magnitude>[KMG])bits\/sec +(?P<jitter>[0-9\.]+) ms +(\d+\/ ..\d+) +(\((?P<packetloss>[0-9\.]+)%\))'
statusTemplate = '(?:|\[ *\d+\].*) +0\.0-\s*(?P<duration>[0-9\.]+) +sec +[0-9\.]+ [kKMG]Bytes +(?P<bitrate>[0-9\.]+) (?P<magnitude>[kKMG])bits\/sec +(?P<jitter>[0-9\.]+) ms +(\d+\/ ..\d+) +(\((?P<packetloss>[0-9\.]+)%\))'
# if we do not find a server report in the client logs, check the server logs
# and use the last line which is typically close/identical to server report
if reportLine is None:
@@ -201,10 +201,10 @@ def AnalyzeIperf(cliOptions, clientReport, serverReport):
duration = float(result.group('duration'))
bitrate = float(result.group('bitrate'))
magn = result.group('magnitude')
if magn == "K":
bitrate *= 1000
elif magn == "G": # we assume bitrate in Mbps, therefore it must be G now
if magn == "k" or magn == "K":
bitrate /= 1000
elif magn == "G": # we assume bitrate in Mbps, therefore it must be G now
bitrate *= 1000
jitter = float(result.group('jitter'))
packetloss = float(result.group('packetloss'))