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This directory contains the files to build and run a container containing the
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virtio and Hyper-V socket stress tests. `../../cases/test-virtsock-server.yml` builds images which start the server inside the VM.
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The client, to be run on the host as per this [README](https://github.com/rneugeba/virtsock/blob/master/examples/README.md), can be obtained compiled from [here](https://github.com/rneugeba/virtsock).
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## How to use (on Windows)
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- Build the images: `linuxkit build tests/cases/test-virtsock-server.yml`
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- Copy the `test-virtsock-server.iso` to a Windows system
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- Create a Type 1 Hyper-V VM (called `virtsock`).
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- No Disk or network required
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- Add the ISO to the CDROM device
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- Make sure you enable a named pipe for COM1 (call it `virtsock`)
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- Start the VM
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- Connect to the serial console (to get debug output) with `putty -serial \\.\pipe\virtsock`
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Run the client:
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```
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$vmId = (get-vm virtsock).Id
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.\virtsock_stress.exe -c $vmId -v 1 -c 1000000 -p 10
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```
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This creates `1000000` connections from `10` threads to the VM and
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sends some random amount of data of the connection before tearing it
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down. There are more options to change the behaviour.
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## TODO
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- Add scripts to create Hyper-V VM
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- Enable virtio sockets in `linuxkit run` with HyperKit
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- Add some sample client YAML files which would connect from the VM to the host
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- Hook up to CI for both HyperKit and Hyper-V
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