Extend ranges of binary search in ipv4 perf testing

[csit.git] / tests / suites / performance / long_ipv4.robot

diff --git a/tests/suites/performance/long_ipv4.robot b/tests/suites/performance/long_ipv4.robot
index ac36313..91c77d6 100644 (file)
--- a/tests/suites/performance/long_ipv4.robot
+++ b/tests/suites/performance/long_ipv4.robot
@@ -21,8 +21,7 @@
 | Suite Setup | 3-node Performance Suite Setup | L3
 | Suite Teardown | 3-node Performance Suite Teardown
 | Test Setup | Setup all DUTs before test
-| Test Teardown | Run Keywords | Show statistics on all DUTs
-| ...           | AND          | Reset startup configuration of VPP on all DUTs
+| Test Teardown | Run Keyword | Show statistics on all DUTs
 | Documentation | *Throughput search suite (based on RFC2544).*
 | ...
 | ... | Test suite uses 3-node topology TG - DUT1 - DUT2 - TG, with one link
@@ -189,8 +188,8 @@
 | | ... | frames by using binary search with threshold 5,000pps
 | | [Tags] | 2_THREAD_NOHTT_RSS_1 | MULTI_THREAD
 | | ${framesize}= | Set Variable | 64
-| | ${binary_min}= | Set Variable | 8000000
-| | ${binary_max}= | Set Variable | 9000000
+| | ${binary_min}= | Set Variable | 6000000
+| | ${binary_max}= | Set Variable | 12000000
 | | ${min_rate}= | Set Variable | 100000
 | | ${max_rate}= | Set Variable | 14880952
 | | ${threshold}= | Set Variable | 5000
@@ -207,12 +206,12 @@
 | | ... | frames by using binary search with threshold 5,000pps
 | | [Tags] | 4_THREAD_NOHTT_RSS_2 | MULTI_THREAD
 | | ${framesize}= | Set Variable | 64
-| | ${binary_min}= | Set Variable | 8000000
-| | ${binary_max}= | Set Variable | 10000000
+| | ${binary_min}= | Set Variable | 6000000
+| | ${binary_max}= | Set Variable | 12000000
 | | ${min_rate}= | Set Variable | 100000
 | | ${max_rate}= | Set Variable | 14880952
 | | ${threshold}= | Set Variable | 5000
-| | Given Setup '2' worker threads and rss '1' without HTT on all DUTs
+| | Given Setup '4' worker threads and rss '2' without HTT on all DUTs
 | | AND   IPv4 forwarding initialized in a 3-node circular topology
 | | Then Find NDR using binary search and pps | ${framesize} | ${binary_min}
 | | ...                                       | ${binary_max} | 3-node-IPv4