Hello Everyone,
Moving ahead with the project work, I synced the longevity tests in my repository. As mentioned in my previous blog post. I'm still facing some issues while running the tests using pybot.
The next step was to see robot log files. For this, instead of making use of the remote desktop solution VNC, my mentor Jamo provided me with a good easy solution to view the robot logs via browser.
python -m simpleHTTPServer 80
The above command command just starts a simple web server through the directory you enter this command and then you can access the files in that folder via browser.
I digged deep into the logs to see the reason for the test failure. I also checked various ports on the controller VM. After going through the logs, I figured that the controller was not in the healthy state and mininet was not able to connect to the controller.
Moreover, there was a shortage of resources on the VM on which I have installed the ODL controller. So, I had requested for more resources on the particular VM (on which ODL controller is installed) need to be increased to 8 GB RAM and 4 cores VCPU.
Stay tuned for more updates..!!
Cheers,
Nitika Agarwal
Moving ahead with the project work, I synced the longevity tests in my repository. As mentioned in my previous blog post. I'm still facing some issues while running the tests using pybot.
The next step was to see robot log files. For this, instead of making use of the remote desktop solution VNC, my mentor Jamo provided me with a good easy solution to view the robot logs via browser.
python -m simpleHTTPServer 80
The above command command just starts a simple web server through the directory you enter this command and then you can access the files in that folder via browser.
I digged deep into the logs to see the reason for the test failure. I also checked various ports on the controller VM. After going through the logs, I figured that the controller was not in the healthy state and mininet was not able to connect to the controller.
Moreover, there was a shortage of resources on the VM on which I have installed the ODL controller. So, I had requested for more resources on the particular VM (on which ODL controller is installed) need to be increased to 8 GB RAM and 4 cores VCPU.
Stay tuned for more updates..!!
Cheers,
Nitika Agarwal
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