[root@mp-ijs-pf2 ~]# cat /etc/pscheduler/limits.conf
{
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"#": " PSCHEDULER LIMIT
CONFIGURATION ",
"#":
"
",
"#": "This file is a sample which contains fairly sane
defaults. It ",
"#": "should be customized according to the needs of your
site. ",
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"schema": 3,
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"#": "IDENTIFIERS: WHO'S
ASKING? ",
"#":
"
",
"#": "These identify who's asking to run the test. One
requester can ",
"#": "map to zero or more
identifiers. ",
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"identifiers": [
{
"name": "everybody",
"description": "An identifier that always identifies",
"type": "always",
"data": { }
},
{
"name": "local-interfaces",
"description": "Requests coming from this system",
"type": "localif",
"data": { }
},
{
"#": "NOTE: This only works if the host can resolve
DNS",
"#": "on the public Internet.",
"name": "bogons",
"description": "Bogon/Martian IPv4 addresses without
private networks",
"type": "ip-cymru-bogon",
"data": {
"exclude": [
"10.0.0.0/8",
"127.0.0.0/8",
"172.16.0.0/12",
"192.168.0.0/16",
"169.254.0.0/16",
"::/8",
"fe80::/10"
],
"timeout": "PT1S",
"fail-result": false
}
},
{
"name": "hackers",
"description": "Blocks that have tried to hack us
(actually TEST-NET-2)",
"type": "ip-cidr-list",
"data": {
"cidrs": [ "198.51.100.0/24" ]
}
}
],
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"#": "CLASSIFIERS: HOW DO WE CLASSIFY THE
IDENTIFIERS? ",
"#":
"
",
"#": "These collect identifiers into
groups. ",
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"classifiers": [
{
"name": "default",
"description": "Everybody",
"identifiers": [ "everybody" ]
},
{
"name": "friendlies",
"description": "Identifiers we find friendly",
"identifiers": [ "local-interfaces" ]
},
{
"name": "hostiles",
"description": "Identifiers we find unfriendly",
"identifiers": [ "hackers", "bogons" ]
}
],
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"#": "REWRITE: WHAT CHANGES ARE MADE TO INCOMING
TASKS? ",
"#":
"
",
"#": "This is a jq transform that makes changes to incoming
tasks prior ",
"#": "to limit
enforcement. ",
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"rewrite": {
"script": [
"import \"pscheduler/iso8601\" as iso;",
"# This does nothing but is recommended so the statements
below",
"# all begin with |. (This makes editing easier.)",
".",
"# Hold this for use later.",
"| .test.type as $testtype",
"# Make some tests run a minimum of 5 seconds",
"| if ( [\"idle\", \"idlebgm\", \"idleex\",
\"latency\", \"latencybg\", \"throughput\" ]",
" | contains([$testtype]) )",
" and .test.spec.duration != null",
" and iso::duration_as_seconds(.test.spec.duration)
< 5",
" then",
" .test.spec.duration = \"PT5S\"",
" | change(\"Bumped duration to 5-second
minimum\")",
" else",
" .",
" end",
"# The end. (This takes care of the no-comma-at-end
problem)"
]
},
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"#": "LIMITS: WHAT ARE THE
RESTRICTIONS? ",
"#":
"
",
"#": "These are comparisons made against the type of test
being proposed,",
"#": "the paramaters for the run and when it is proposed to be
run. ",
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"limits": [
{
"name": "always",
"description": "Always passes",
"type": "pass-fail",
"data": {
"pass": true
}
},
{
"name": "never",
"description": "Always fails",
"type": "pass-fail",
"data": {
"pass": false
}
},
{
"#": "This prevents denial of service by scheduling
long tasks.",
"name": "idleex-default",
"description": "Default limits for idleex",
"type": "test",
"data": {
"test": "idleex",
"limit": {
"duration": {
"range": {
"lower": "PT1S",
"upper": "PT2S"
}
}
}
}
},
{
"name": "innocuous-tests",
"description": "Tests considered harmless",
"type": "test-type",
"data": {
"#": "Resource hogs, which will be inverted below",
"types": [ "throughput", "idleex" ]
},
"invert": true
},
{
"name": "throughput-default-time",
"description": "Throughput time limits",
"type": "test",
"data": {
"test": "throughput",
"limit": {
"duration": {
"range": {
"lower": "PT5S",
"upper": "PT60S"
}
},
"udp":{
"match":false
}
}
}
},
{
"name": "throughput-default-udp",
"description": "Throughput UDP limits",
"type": "test",
"data": {
"test": "throughput",
"limit": {
"bandwidth": {
"range": {
"lower": "1",
"upper": "50M"
}
},
"duration": {
"range": {
"lower": "PT5S",
"upper": "PT60S"
}
},
"udp":{
"match":true
}
}
}
}
],
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"#": "APPLICATIONS: TO WHOM DO WE APPLY THE
LIMITS? ",
"#":
"
",
"#": "These are processed in order until one passes all of
the ",
"#": "requirements. The run will be rejected if one fails
with ",
"#": "stop-on-failure set to true or none of them
passes. ",
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"applications": [
{
"description": "Hosts we don't want running any tests",
"classifier": "hostiles",
"apply": [
{ "require": "all", "limits": [ "never" ] }
],
"stop-on-failure": true
},
{
"description": "Hosts we trust to do everything",
"classifier": "friendlies",
"apply": [
{ "require": "all", "limits": [ "always" ] }
]
},
{
"description": "Defaults applied to non-friendly hosts",
"classifier": "default",
"apply": [
{
"require": "any",
"limits": [
"innocuous-tests",
"throughput-default-time",
"throughput-default-udp",
"idleex-default"
]
}
]
}
],
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"#": "PRIORITY: HOW DO WE PRIORITIZE RUNS OF
TASKS? ",
"#":
"
",
"#": "This is a jq transform that examines a proposed run of a
task and ",
"#": "produces an integer value indicating its priority. If
this is not ",
"#": "present, the neutral priority value of 0 will be
used. ",
"#":
"-------------------------------------------------------------------",
"priority": {
"script": [
".",
"# Start with the lower of the requested and default
priorities",
"| set(default; \"Initial priority\")",
"# This is where decisions to change priority would be
made,",
"# as in this commented-out example:",
"# # Friendly requesters get a small bump in priority.",
"# | if classifiers_has(\"friendlies\")",
"# then adjust(5; \"Friendly requester\") else .
end",
"# The two blocks below implement recommended standard
behavior.",
"# If the requested priority was lower than what we came
up",
"# with, force that.",
"| if requested != null and requested < priority",
" then set(requested; \"Lower requested priority\")",
" else . end",
"# Allow at least the requested priority for those who
are",
"# allowed to do so. Do this last in case things done",
"# above push the priority higher than was requested",
"| if requested != null",
" and requested > default",
" and requested > priority",
" and classifiers_has(\"priority-positive\")",
" then set(requested; \"Higher requested priority\")",
" else . end",
"# The end. (This takes care of the no-comma-at-end
problem)"
]
}
On 5. 11. 19 11:08, Szymon Trocha
wrote:
W dniu 05.11.2019 o 11:04, Tadeja
Saje pisze:
Hi Szymon,
No, did not modify limits configuration to use priorities
section in /etc/pscheduler/limits.con. I have psconfig
template(json-mesh configuration). No measuments to testpoints
with new http://software.internet2.edu/rpms/el7/x86_64/main/RPMS/perfSONAR-repo-0.9-1.noarch.rpm
could be done.
I try on testpoint with repo.0.9.1:
iperf3 -s
and now it works ok.
Running just iperf test ignores pscheduler and all it's
configuration. Can you share your limits.conf file?
Regards,
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