How to use the hardware.cardiff.utils.find_sub_element function in hardware

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redhat-cip / hardware / hardware / cardiff / cardiff.py View on Github

systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id,
                                         'disk', group)
        check.logical_disks_perf(systems, unique_id,
                                 systems_groups.index(group),
                                 detail, "KBps", rampup_value, current_dir)
        check.logical_disks_perf(systems, unique_id,
                                 systems_groups.index(group),
                                 detail, "IOps", rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'cpu', group)
        check.cpu_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group), detail,
                       rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'cpu', group)
        check.memory_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group),
                          detail, rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'network',
                                         group)
        check.network_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group),
                           detail, rampup_value, current_dir)

redhat-cip / hardware / hardware / cardiff / cardiff.py View on Github

def compare_disks(bench_values, unique_id, systems_groups):
    systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'pdisk')
    groups = check.physical_megaraid_disks(systems, unique_id)
    compare_sets.compute_similar_hosts_list(
        systems_groups,
        compare_sets.get_hosts_list_from_result(groups))
    systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'disk')
    groups = check.physical_hpa_disks(systems, unique_id)
    compare_sets.compute_similar_hosts_list(
        systems_groups,
        compare_sets.get_hosts_list_from_result(groups))
    groups = check.logical_disks(systems, unique_id)
    compare_sets.compute_similar_hosts_list(
        systems_groups,
        compare_sets.get_hosts_list_from_result(groups))

redhat-cip / hardware / hardware / cardiff / cardiff.py View on Github

def compare_type(type_, check_func, title, global_params,
                 bench_values, unique_id, systems_groups):
    systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, type_)
    groups = check_func(systems, unique_id)
    compare_sets.compute_similar_hosts_list(
        systems_groups,
        compare_sets.get_hosts_list_from_result(groups))
    compare_sets.print_groups(global_params, groups, title)

redhat-cip / hardware / hardware / cardiff / cardiff.py View on Github

check.logical_disks_perf(systems, unique_id,
                                 systems_groups.index(group),
                                 detail, "IOps", rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'cpu', group)
        check.cpu_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group), detail,
                       rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'cpu', group)
        check.memory_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group),
                          detail, rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'network',
                                         group)
        check.network_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group),
                           detail, rampup_value, current_dir)

redhat-cip / hardware / hardware / cardiff / cardiff.py View on Github

def compare_performance(bench_values, unique_id, systems_groups, detail,
                        rampup_value=0, current_dir=""):
    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id,
                                         'disk', group)
        check.logical_disks_perf(systems, unique_id,
                                 systems_groups.index(group),
                                 detail, "KBps", rampup_value, current_dir)
        check.logical_disks_perf(systems, unique_id,
                                 systems_groups.index(group),
                                 detail, "IOps", rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'cpu', group)
        check.cpu_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group), detail,
                       rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'cpu', group)
        check.memory_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group),

redhat-cip / hardware / hardware / cardiff / cardiff.py View on Github

def compare_performance(bench_values, unique_id, systems_groups, detail,
                        rampup_value=0, current_dir=""):
    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id,
                                         'disk', group)
        check.logical_disks_perf(systems, unique_id,
                                 systems_groups.index(group),
                                 detail, "KBps", rampup_value, current_dir)
        check.logical_disks_perf(systems, unique_id,
                                 systems_groups.index(group),
                                 detail, "IOps", rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'cpu', group)
        check.cpu_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group), detail,
                       rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'cpu', group)
        check.memory_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group),
                          detail, rampup_value, current_dir)

    for group in systems_groups:
        systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'network',
                                         group)
        check.network_perf(systems, unique_id, systems_groups.index(group),
                           detail, rampup_value, current_dir)

redhat-cip / hardware / hardware / cardiff / cardiff.py View on Github

def compare_disks(bench_values, unique_id, systems_groups):
    systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'pdisk')
    groups = check.physical_megaraid_disks(systems, unique_id)
    compare_sets.compute_similar_hosts_list(
        systems_groups,
        compare_sets.get_hosts_list_from_result(groups))
    systems = utils.find_sub_element(bench_values, unique_id, 'disk')
    groups = check.physical_hpa_disks(systems, unique_id)
    compare_sets.compute_similar_hosts_list(
        systems_groups,
        compare_sets.get_hosts_list_from_result(groups))
    groups = check.logical_disks(systems, unique_id)
    compare_sets.compute_similar_hosts_list(
        systems_groups,
        compare_sets.get_hosts_list_from_result(groups))

How to use the hardware.cardiff.utils.find_sub_element function in hardware

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