Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: lydian
Version: 0.1.2
Summary: Tool for Traffic Generation, Management and Monitoring
Home-page: https://github.com/gitvipin/validation-app-engine
Author: Vipin Sharma, Pradeep Singh, Spiro Kourtessis, Gavin Chang
Author-email: sharmavipin@vmware.com
License: UNKNOWN
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: BSD License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown


# LYDIAN

LYDIAN is a Traffic Generation, Traffic Management and Traffic Reporting tool.

It is based on Distributed System principles. It uses RPC for communication across nodes, Local Database for persistence and Daemon services for resiliency. 

LYDIAN has its own in-built simple TCP/UDP client and servers and it also offers simple integration with other 3rd party tools such as IPERF. It recognizes the collection of nodes (to and from where traffic needs to be generated) as a "Cluster" and nodes can be attached and detached to cluster at any time during the operation. 

Installation
------------

LYDIAN is available as Python package and can be installed on Primary nodes using `pip` as following.

```
pip install lydian
```


Usage
------------

LYDIAN is simple to use. Below are some examples for different capabilities which are available.

####  Running Traffic

```python
import time
import uuid

from lydian.apps.podium import get_podium

PASSWD = 'MY_PASSWORD'  # Password for SSH access to nodes.
VM0_IP = 'a.b.c.d'
VM1_IP = 'w.x.y.z'

podium = get_podium()
podium.add_hosts(VM0_IP, password=PASSWD)
podium.add_hosts(VM1_IP, password=PASSWD)
# podium.add_endpoints(vms[0].ip, password=PASSWD)
# podium.add_endpoints(vms[1].ip, password=PASSWD)


DUMMY_RULE = {
    'reqid': '%s' % uuid.uuid4(),
    'ruleid': '%s' % uuid.uuid4(),
    'src': VM0_IP,
    'dst': VM1_IP,
    'protocol': 'TCP',
    'port': 9465,
    'connected': True
    }
rules = []
# Create Rule 1
rules.append(DUMMY_RULE)

# Ask the tool to register your intent.
podium.register_traffic(rules)

```

####  Packet Capture

```python
from lydian.apps.podium import get_podium
from lydian.utils.ssh_host import Host

VM_IP = '1.2.3.4'

# Delete any old PCAP file at endpoint
with Host(VM_IP, user='root', passwd='!cisco') as host:
    host.req_call('rm -rf /tmp/test_pcap.pcap')  

# Also remove any local file 
try:
    os.remove('/tmp/test_pcap.pcap')
except FileNotFoundError:
    pass

podium = get_podium()

# Prepare the node (if not done already)
podium.add_hosts(VM_IP, password=PASSWD)

# Start Packet Capture
podium.start_pcap(VM_IP, pcap_file_name='test_pcap.pcap', interface='eth0')
time.sleep(10)
podium.stop_pcap(vm1, pcap_file_name='test_pcap.pcap')

# Download file locally.
with Host(VM_IP, user='root', passwd='!cisco') as host:
    host.get_file('rm -rf /tmp/test_pcap.pcap')

# Run any tool on this file like tcpreplay/ wireshark on this file or simply check
# that file exists.
assert os.path.exists(os.path.join('/tmp', 'test_pcap.pcap'))

```
####  Generating Traffic from IPERF

```python
from lydian.apps.podium import get_podium

podium = get_podium()
# Prepare the nodes (if not done already)
podium.add_hosts(VM1_IP, password=PASSWD)
podium.add_hosts(VM2_IP, password=PASSWD)

result = podium.run_iperf3(src_ip, dst_ip)
result_dict = json.loads(result)
```

Repository & License
------------
LYDIAN is a fork from VMWARE's project https://github.com/vmware/validation-app-engine . It has its own independent workflow and internal architecture so nothing should be assumed from the flow and calls perspective. However, corresponding licenses apply to the usage of this tool. Please check them in LICENSE FILE.

https://github.com/gitvipin/validation-app-engine 


Requirements
------------
Python 3.6.8+

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