For example to run network test between 2 VMs you approximately need to do the following:
1) Create routable network (VM should be able to reach shaker server)
2) Boot VM from the image built by shaker. Or, alternatively, you can use any other image with 'pyshaker' Python package installed
3) Start shaker agent on VM: $ shaker-agent --server-endpoint <shaker host:port> --agent-id <e.g. a-001>
4) Repeat 2) and 3) but with different agent-id, e.g. 'a-002'
5) Start shaker (server) with scenario like this: https://github.com/openstack/shaker/blob/master/shaker/scenarios/misc/static_agents_pair.yaml Note that agent-ids in scenario should match those from VMs. The execution part of scenario can be taken from OpenStack scenarios, e.g. https://github.com/openstack/shaker/blob/master/shaker/scenarios/openstack/full_l2.yaml#L17-L19
It's possible, though requires some manual work.
For example to run network test between 2 VMs you approximately need to do the following: /github. com/openstack/ shaker/ blob/master/ shaker/ scenarios/ misc/static_ agents_ pair.yaml Note that agent-ids in scenario should match those from VMs. The execution part of scenario can be taken from OpenStack scenarios, e.g. https:/ /github. com/openstack/ shaker/ blob/master/ shaker/ scenarios/ openstack/ full_l2. yaml#L17- L19
1) Create routable network (VM should be able to reach shaker server)
2) Boot VM from the image built by shaker. Or, alternatively, you can use any other image with 'pyshaker' Python package installed
3) Start shaker agent on VM: $ shaker-agent --server-endpoint <shaker host:port> --agent-id <e.g. a-001>
4) Repeat 2) and 3) but with different agent-id, e.g. 'a-002'
5) Start shaker (server) with scenario like this: https:/