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scaiptester

v0.2.4

Published

SCAIP protocol test plan

Downloads

4

Readme

Scaip Tester (0.1)

A tool to perform integration and performance tests.

This tool contains the artifacts to perform basic integration tests against an ARC system. It also features a "dummy ARC" to simulate basic ARC behavior. The Dummy version of the ARC is helpful to isolate the signaling server (Routr) from the rest of the solution.

Basic architecture:

[scaiptester] <=> Routr <=> ARC (Or dummy ARC)

Requirements

  • NodeJS 12+
  • SIPp v3.6.0-PCAP-RTPSTREAM

Installation

No particular installation is required. Just clone this repository and run:

cd scaiptester
npm i

Running the tests with npm

There are two artifacts to run. The arc_echo and the test_arc. Use the "arc_echo" to simulate the ARC or point your scenario.json to a running instance of the ARC.

To run a full test, using the ARC simulator, perform the following steps.

First, run the arc_echo with:

npm run start:echo

Then, on another terminal, run the tests with:

npm run test:arc

A report or output will be generated on the stdout and log files.

Running the tester with Docker(optional)

To build the SCAIP Tester, run:

Feel free to use the image psanders/scaiptester

docker build -t psanders/scaiptester .

To run with docker:

docker run \
    -v $(pwd)/scenarios.json:/home/fonos/scenarios.json \
    --env-file .env -it psanders/scaiptester test_arc

To run on K8s:

kubectl create -f k8s/scaiptester.yml

To modify the behavior of the dummy ARC you can pass the same environment variables found on env_example.

The dummy ARC exposes the port 5061 by default