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[action] [PR:14122] [Snappi]: PFC - Mixed Speed testcases #16524
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Description of PR As part of the new testcases to be added for the PFC-ECN, this PR addresses the mixed-speed ingress and egress testcases. Approach What is the motivation for this PR? This script addresses the mixed speed testcases. The topology has single ingress and egress of 400Gbps and 100Gbps respectively. The congestion is caused due to three factors: Due to oversubscription of egress. Pause frames received on egress link of 100Gbps. Both - over-subscription of egress and pause frames received on egress. Idea is to test behavior of the DUT in these conditions. How did you do it? The port_map defines to choose single ingress of 400Gbps and egress of 100Gbps. Following test functions are used: test_mixed_speed_diff_dist_dist_over: Lossless and lossy traffic are sent at 88 and 12% of the line-rate (400Gbps) respectively, causing normal congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of the egress. Lossless priority 3 and 4 are used, whereas lossy priorities are 0,1 and 2. Expectation is that lossless priorities will cause DUT to send PAUSE frames to IXIA transmitter, will be rate-limited and hence no drops. Lossy priority traffic will see no drops at all. Egress throughput is expected to be around 100Gbps. Lossy ingress and egress throughput does not change. test_mixed_speed_uni_dist_dist_over: Lossless and lossy traffic are sent at 20% of the line-rate (400Gbps) respectively, causing normal congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of the egress. Lossless priority 3 and 4 are used, whereas lossy priorities are 0,1 and 2. Expectation is that lossless priorities will cause DUT to send PAUSE frames to IXIA transmitter, will be rate-limited and hence no drops. Lossy priority traffic will however see partial drop. Egress throughput is expected to be around 100Gbps with lossless and lossy traffic of equal (or close to equal) ratio. test_mixed_speed_pfcwd_enable: Lossless and lossy traffic are sent at 20% of the line-rate (400Gbps) respectively, causing normal congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of the egress. Lossless priority 3 and 4 are used, whereas lossy priorities are 0,1 and 2. Additionally, the IXIA receiver is sending PAUSE frames to DUT for lossless priority traffic. This causes additional congestion on the DUT. Expectation is that DUT sends PFC to the IXIA transmitter for lossless priorities in response to natural congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of egress. Lossless priority is rate-limited by IXIA in response to PFCs from DUT. Lossy priority is partially dropped on DUT. But since the DUT is receiving PFCs on egress, the rate-limited lossless traffic is eventually dropped on egress. The IXIA receiver receives ONLY 60Gbps of lossy traffic. test_mixed_speed_pfcwd_disable: Lossless and lossy traffic are sent at 20% of the line-rate (400Gbps) respectively, causing normal congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of the egress. Lossless priority 3 and 4 are used, whereas lossy priorities are 0,1 and 2. Additionally, the IXIA receiver is sending PAUSE frames to DUT for lossless priority traffic. This causes additional congestion on the DUT. Since PFCWD is disabled in this scenario, DUT forwards both lossless and lossy traffic to the IXIA receiver. DUT is sending PFCs in response to natural congestion as well as PFCs received on the egress. The egress line-rate is 100Gbps with lossy traffic being partially dropped. Lossy and lossless traffic are in equal (or close to equal) ratio. test_mixed_speed_no_congestion: Purpose of the testcase is to see if the DUT does not congestion in case the ingress 400Gbps is receiving 100Gbps of traffic, which it seamlessly moves to the egress without any drops or congestion. For all the above testcases, an additional check for the fabric counters is added. The tests will clear the fabric counters on line-cards and supervisor card (if part of the test). At the end of the test, counters are being checked again for CRC and uncorrectable FEC errors and asserts if the counts are non-zero. The checks are added as part of a different PR process and will need to be merged first. The underlying infra also needs to be added first before the testcases are added. How did you verify/test it? Tested on local platform. 16:05:25 traffic_generation.run_sys_traffic L1190 INFO | Writing statistics to file : /tmp/Single_400Gbps_Ingress_Single_100Gbps_Egress_diff_dist__multiple-dut-mixed-speed_1024B-2024-10-09-16-05.csv PASSED [ 20%] 16:13:48 traffic_generation.run_sys_traffic L1190 INFO | Writing statistics to file : /tmp/Single_400Gbps_Ingress_Single_100Gbps_Egress_uni_dist__multiple-dut-mixed-speed_1024B-2024-10-09-16-13.csv PASSED [ 40%] 16:22:13 traffic_generation.run_sys_traffic L1190 INFO | Writing statistics to file : /tmp/Single_400Gbps_Ingress_Single_100Gbps_Egress_pause_pfcwd_enable__multiple-dut-mixed-speed_1024B-2024-10-09-16-22.csv PASSED [ 60%] 16:30:33 traffic_generation.run_sys_traffic L1190 INFO | Writing statistics to file : /tmp/Single_400Gbps_Ingress_Single_100Gbps_Egress_pause_pfcwd_disable__multiple-dut-mixed-speed_1024B-2024-10-09-16-30.csv PASSED [ 80%] 16:38:56 traffic_generation.run_sys_traffic L1190 INFO | Writing statistics to file : /tmp/Single_400Gbps_Ingress_Single_100Gbps_Egress_no_cong__multiple-dut-mixed-speed_1024B-2024-10-09-16-38.csv PASSED [100%] Any platform specific information? The test is specifically meant for Broadcom-DNX multi-ASIC platforms ONLY. co-authorized by: jianquanye@microsoft.com
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Description of PR
As part of the new testcases to be added for the PFC-ECN, this PR addresses the mixed-speed ingress and egress testcases.
Summary:
Fixes # (issue)
#13655
#13215
Type of change
Back port request
Approach
What is the motivation for this PR?
This script addresses the mixed speed testcases. The topology has single ingress and egress of 400Gbps and 100Gbps respectively. The congestion is caused due to three factors:
Idea is to test behavior of the DUT in these conditions.
How did you do it?
The port_map defines to choose single ingress of 400Gbps and egress of 100Gbps.
Following test functions are used:
test_mixed_speed_diff_dist_dist_over:
Lossless and lossy traffic are sent at 88 and 12% of the line-rate (400Gbps) respectively, causing normal congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of the egress. Lossless priority 3 and 4 are used, whereas lossy priorities are 0,1 and 2. Expectation is that lossless priorities will cause DUT to send PAUSE frames to IXIA transmitter, will be rate-limited and hence no drops. Lossy priority traffic will see no drops at all. Egress throughput is expected to be around 100Gbps. Lossy ingress and egress throughput does not change.
test_mixed_speed_uni_dist_dist_over:
Lossless and lossy traffic are sent at 20% of the line-rate (400Gbps) respectively, causing normal congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of the egress. Lossless priority 3 and 4 are used, whereas lossy priorities are 0,1 and 2. Expectation is that lossless priorities will cause DUT to send PAUSE frames to IXIA transmitter, will be rate-limited and hence no drops. Lossy priority traffic will however see partial drop. Egress throughput is expected to be around 100Gbps with lossless and lossy traffic of equal (or close to equal) ratio.
test_mixed_speed_pfcwd_enable:
Lossless and lossy traffic are sent at 20% of the line-rate (400Gbps) respectively, causing normal congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of the egress. Lossless priority 3 and 4 are used, whereas lossy priorities are 0,1 and 2. Additionally, the IXIA receiver is sending PAUSE frames to DUT for lossless priority traffic. This causes additional congestion on the DUT.
Expectation is that DUT sends PFC to the IXIA transmitter for lossless priorities in response to natural congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of egress. Lossless priority is rate-limited by IXIA in response to PFCs from DUT. Lossy priority is partially dropped on DUT.
But since the DUT is receiving PFCs on egress, the rate-limited lossless traffic is eventually dropped on egress. The IXIA receiver receives ONLY 60Gbps of lossy traffic.
test_mixed_speed_pfcwd_disable:
Lossless and lossy traffic are sent at 20% of the line-rate (400Gbps) respectively, causing normal congestion on DUT due to oversubscription of the egress. Lossless priority 3 and 4 are used, whereas lossy priorities are 0,1 and 2. Additionally, the IXIA receiver is sending PAUSE frames to DUT for lossless priority traffic. This causes additional congestion on the DUT.
Since PFCWD is disabled in this scenario, DUT forwards both lossless and lossy traffic to the IXIA receiver. DUT is sending PFCs in response to natural congestion as well as PFCs received on the egress.
The egress line-rate is 100Gbps with lossy traffic being partially dropped. Lossy and lossless traffic are in equal (or close to equal) ratio.
test_mixed_speed_no_congestion:
Purpose of the testcase is to see if the DUT does not congestion in case the ingress 400Gbps is receiving 100Gbps of traffic, which it seamlessly moves to the egress without any drops or congestion.
For all the above testcases, an additional check for the fabric counters is added. The tests will clear the fabric counters on line-cards and supervisor card (if part of the test). At the end of the test, counters are being checked again for CRC and uncorrectable FEC errors and asserts if the counts are non-zero. The checks are added as part of a different PR process and will need to be merged first. The underlying infra also needs to be added first before the testcases are added.
How did you verify/test it?
Tested on local platform.
Any platform specific information?
The test is specifically meant for Broadcom-DNX multi-ASIC platforms ONLY.
Supported testbed topology if it's a new test case?
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