# Copyright (c) 2020 Cisco and/or its affiliates. # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at: # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. """Module defining ReceiveRateMeasurement class.""" class ReceiveRateMeasurement: """Structure defining the result of single Rr measurement.""" def __init__( self, duration, target_tr, transmit_count, loss_count, approximated_duration=0.0, partial_transmit_count=0): """Constructor, normalize primary and compute secondary quantities. If approximated_duration is nonzero, it is stored. If approximated_duration is zero, duration value is stored. Either way, additional secondary quantities are computed from the store value. If there is zero transmit_count, fractions are set to zero. In some cases, traffic generator does not attempt all the needed transactions. In that case, nonzero partial_transmit_count holds (an estimate of) count of the actually attempted transactions. This is used to populate some secondary quantities. TODO: Use None instead of zero? :param duration: Measurement duration [s]. :param target_tr: Target transmit rate [pps]. If bidirectional traffic is measured, this is bidirectional rate. :param transmit_count: Number of packets transmitted [1]. :param loss_count: Number of packets transmitted but not received [1]. :param approximated_duration: Estimate of the actual time of the trial. :param partial_transmit_count: Estimate count of actually attempted transactions. :type duration: float :type target_tr: float :type transmit_count: int :type loss_count: int :type approximated_duration: float :type partial_transmit_count: int """ self.duration = float(duration) self.target_tr = float(target_tr) self.transmit_count = int(transmit_count) self.loss_count = int(loss_count) self.receive_count = transmit_count - loss_count self.transmit_rate = transmit_count / self.duration self.loss_rate = loss_count / self.duration self.receive_rate = self.receive_count / self.duration self.loss_fraction = ( float(self.loss_count) / self.transmit_count if self.transmit_count > 0 else 1.0 ) self.receive_fraction = ( float(self.receive_count) / self.transmit_count if self.transmit_count > 0 else 0.0 ) self.approximated_duration = ( float(approximated_duration) if approximated_duration else self.duration ) self.approximated_receive_rate = ( self.receive_count / self.approximated_duration if self.approximated_duration > 0.0 else 0.0 ) # If the traffic generator is unreliable and sends less packets, # the absolute receive rate might be too low for next target. self.partial_transmit_count = ( int(partial_transmit_count) if partial_transmit_count else self.transmit_count ) self.partial_receive_fraction = ( float(self.receive_count) / self.partial_transmit_count if self.partial_transmit_count > 0 else 0.0 ) self.partial_receive_rate = ( self.target_tr * self.partial_receive_fraction ) # We use relative packet ratios in order to support cases # where target_tr is in transactions per second, # but there are multiple packets per transaction. self.relative_receive_rate = ( self.target_tr * self.receive_count / self.transmit_count ) def __str__(self): """Return string reporting input and loss fraction.""" return f"d={self.duration!s},Tr={self.target_tr!s}," \ f"Df={self.loss_fraction!s}" def __repr__(self): """Return string evaluable as a constructor call.""" return f"ReceiveRateMeasurement(duration={self.duration!r}," \ f"target_tr={self.target_tr!r}," \ f"transmit_count={self.transmit_count!r}," \ f"loss_count={self.loss_count!r}," \ f"approximated_duration={self.approximated_duration!r}," \ f"partial_transmit_count={self.partial_transmit_count!r})"