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- From: "Whitworth, Luke" <>
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- Subject: [perfsonar-user] Throughput job not being scheduled - BAD REQUEST: At /schema: 1 is not one of [2]
- Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2020 15:22:12 +0000
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Hi all,
I’ve got a bit of a frustrating error popping up with throughput jobs not being added into the schedule by psconfig:
2020/07/09 16:17:19 WARN pid=1296 prog=perfSONAR_PS::PSConfig::PScheduler::Agent::_run_end line=227 guid=628dae27-076e-45b1-8352-1df84b897a76 msg=Problem determining which pscheduler to submit test to for creation, skipping test throughput(xxx.ac.uk->xxx.ac.uk): BAD REQUEST: At /schema: 1 is not one of [2]
The psconfig definition is:
{ "_meta":{ "display-name": "Latency" },
"archives": { "esmond_archive": { "archiver": "esmond", "data": { "measurement-agent": "{% scheduled_by_address %}", "url": "https://xxx.ac.uk/esmond/perfsonar/archive/" } } },
"addresses": { "testpoint-1.ac.uk": { "address": "testpoint-1.ac.uk" }, "testpoint-2.ac.uk": { "address": "testpoint-2.ac.uk" }, "testpoint-3.ac.uk": { "address": "testpoint-3.ac.uk" } },
"groups": { "dists": { "type": "mesh", "addresses": [ { "name": "testpoint-1.ac.uk" }, { "name": "testpoint-2.ac.uk" }, { "name": "testpoint-3.ac.uk" } ] } },
"tests": { "test_throughput": { "type": "throughput", "spec": { "source": "{% address[0] %}", "dest": "{% address[1] %}", "duration": "PT30S", "tcp-bandwidth": 550000000, "omit": "PT5S", "ip-version": 4 } }, "test_latencybg": { "type": "latencybg", "spec": { "source": "{% address[0] %}", "dest": "{% address[1] %}", "packet-interval": 0.1, "bucket-width": 0.001, "packet-count": 600, "ip-version": 4, "schema": 2 } }, "test_trace": { "type": "trace", "spec": { "source": "{% address[0] %}", "dest": "{% address[1] %}", "ip-version": 4 } } },
"schedules": { "schedule_PT4H": { "repeat": "PT4H", "sliprand": true, "slip": "PT4H" }, "schedule_PT10M": { "repeat": "PT10M", "sliprand": true, "slip": "PT10M" } },
"tasks": { "task_throughput": { "group": "dists", "test": "test_throughput", "schedule": "schedule_PT4H", "archives": [ "esmond_archive" ], "_meta": { "display-name": "Throughput Tests" } }, "task_latencybg": { "group": "dists", "test": "test_latencybg", "archives": [ "esmond_archive" ], "_meta": { "display-name": "Loss Tests" } }, "task_trace": { "group": "dists", "test": "test_trace", "schedule": "schedule_PT10M", "archives": [ "esmond_archive" ], "_meta": { "display-name": "Traceroute Tests" } } } }
I was getting the same error with tests created via psconfig web admin too.
Am I missing something obvious?
Cheers,
Luke
Luke Whitworth
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- [perfsonar-user] Throughput job not being scheduled - BAD REQUEST: At /schema: 1 is not one of [2], Whitworth, Luke, 07/09/2020
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