Skydive Service

Skydive Service Class

Classes:

Skydive(*[, analyzers, agents, networks, ...])

Deploy Skydive (see http://skydive.network/).

class enoslib.service.skydive.skydive.Skydive(*, analyzers: Iterable[Host] | None = None, agents: Iterable[Host] | None = None, networks: Iterable[Network] | None = None, priors: List[actions] | None = None, extra_vars: Dict | None = None)

Deploy Skydive (see http://skydive.network/).

This assumes a debian/ubuntu base environment and aims at producing a quick way to deploy a skydive stack on your nodes. It’s opinionated out of the box but allow for some convenient customizations.

It is based on the Ansible playbooks found in skydive-project/skydive

Parameters:

• analyzers – list of enoslib.Host where the skydive analyzers will be installed

• agents – list of enoslib.Host where the agent will be installed

• networks – list of networks as returned by a provider. This is visually see them in the interface

• priors – prior to apply before deploying this service

• extra_vars (dict) – extra variables to pass to the deployment

Examples

import logging

import enoslib as en

en.init_logging(level=logging.INFO)
en.check()


conf = (
    en.VagrantConf()
    .add_machine(roles=["control"], flavour="tiny", number=1)
    .add_machine(roles=["compute"], flavour="tiny", number=1)
    .add_network(roles=["mynetwork"], cidr="192.168.42.0/24")
    .finalize()
)

# claim the resources
provider = en.Vagrant(conf)
roles, networks = provider.init()

# generate an inventory compatible with ansible
roles = en.sync_info(roles, networks)

s = en.Skydive(analyzers=roles["control"], agents=roles["compute"] + roles["control"])
s.deploy()

ui_address = roles["control"][0].address
print("The UI is available at http://%s:8082" % ui_address)

s.backup()
s.destroy()

# destroy the boxes
provider.destroy()

backup()

(abstract) Backup the service.

deploy()

Deploy Skydive service.

destroy()

(abstract) Destroy the service.