/genietelemetrylibs

Genie Telemetry is a testbed health status monitoring tool, this package contains the libraries.

Primary LanguagePythonApache License 2.0Apache-2.0

[DEPRECATION NOTICE]

As of release v20.1, this repository is effectively deprecated. The contents are moved into the genie.telemetry package instead.


Genie Telemetry Library

GenieTelemetryLibs is the library location for genie.telemetry package containing all the user developed plugins deriving the telemetry behavior during the run.

Multiple plugins have been already developed,

  • crashdumps
  • tracebackcheck
  • alignmentcheck
  • cpucheck

About

Genie is both a library framework and a test harness that facilitates rapid development, encourage re-usable and simplify writing test automation. Genie bundled with the modular architecture of pyATS framework accelerates and simplifies test automation leveraging all the perks of the Python programming language in an object-orienting fashion.

pyATS is an end-to-end testing ecosystem, specializing in data-driven and reusable testing, and engineered to be suitable for Agile, rapid development iterations. Extensible by design, pyATS enables developers to start with small, simple and linear test cases, and scale towards large, complex and asynchronous test suites.

Genie was initially developed internally in Cisco, and is now available to the general public starting early 2018 through Cisco DevNet.

Installation

This package is automatically installed when Genie gets installed.

bash$ pip install genie

Detailed installation guide can be found on our website.

Development

To develop this package, assuming you have Genie already installed in your environment, follow the commands below:

# remove the packages
bash$ pip uninstall -y genie.libs.telemetry

# clone this repo
bash$ git clone https://github.com/CiscoTestAutomation/genietelemetrylibs.git

# put all packages in dev mode
bash$ cd genietelemetrylibs
bash$ make develop

Now you should be able to develop the files and see it reflected in your runs.