The KNE Binding is an implementation of the Ondatra binding interface that runs on a network topology created with openconfig/kne.
The KNE Binding requires a --topology flag be passed that specifies the path
to a KNE topology text proto. It also accepts a number of optional flags, as
shown in the following table.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
topology |
Path to a KNE topology text proto |
kubeconfig |
Optional path to your kubeconfig file; defaults to ~/.kube/config |
skip_reset |
If true, skip initial device reset during reservation; defaults to false |
node_creds |
Repeated per-node credentials in the form "nodeName/username/password" |
vendor_creds |
Repeated per-vendor credentials in the form "VENDOR/username/password" |
default_creds |
Optional default credentials in the form "username/password" |
An example combination of credentials flags:
--node_creds=n1/user/pass --node_creds=root/root123 \
--vendor_creds=CISCO/admin/admin --default_creds=tester/hunter2
The per-node credentials take precedence over the per-vendor credentials, and they both take precedence over the default credentials. If the node does not match a provided per-node or per-vendor credential and no default credentials are provided, then no credentials will be used.
To execute the test, you must create a local KNE topology with at least two linked nodes and pass both the testbed and topology as flags to the test:
go test -testbed=testbed.textproto -topology=topology.textproto
This repo includes an example integration test that uses the KNE binding, a testbed file for that test, and a KNE topology file that is matched by the testbed.