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test_p2p.py
import time
import pytest
from tools import constants
from launchers.sandbox import Sandbox
NUM_NODES = 5
NUM_RETRIES = 20 # empirical values for testing a liveness property
POLLING_TIME = 10 # NUM_RETRY * POLLING_TIME = 200s, should be conservative
@pytest.mark.multinode
@pytest.mark.incremental
class TestTrustedRing:
"""This test sets up a network of public peers (running the default
p2p protocol), with no initial bootstrap peers. It initializes a
trusted ring relationship, and checks that points are advertised
correctly to the whole network."""
def test_init(self, sandbox: Sandbox):
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
sandbox.add_node(
i,
private=False,
peers=[],
params=constants.NODE_PARAMS,
config_client=False,
)
def test_no_peers(self, sandbox: Sandbox):
"""Initially, nobody knows other peers."""
for client in sandbox.all_clients():
res = client.p2p_stat()
assert not res.peers
def test_add_peers(self, sandbox: Sandbox):
"""Set up a trusted ring topology."""
base_p2p = sandbox.p2p
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
client.trust_peer(base_p2p + ((i + 1) % NUM_NODES))
def test_check_clique(self, sandbox: Sandbox):
"""Everyone should be connected to everyone else. This is a
liveness property. Its realization depends on the timing of the
p2p maintenance process. The check is repeated up to NUM_RETRIES
times with a POLLING_TIME seconds wait."""
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
for _ in range(NUM_RETRIES):
points = client.p2p_stat().points.values()
num_connected = len(
[point for point in points if point.is_connected]
)
if num_connected == NUM_NODES - 1:
break
time.sleep(POLLING_TIME)
assert num_connected == NUM_NODES - 1
def test_check_tables(self, sandbox: Sandbox):
"""Test various assumptions on the point/peer tables.
Each peer has exactly one trusted neighbor. Tables don't
contain their own peer/point id and contain exactly NUM_NODES - 1
values.
The previous test should guarantee that maintenance has been
performed when this test is run."""
base_p2p = sandbox.p2p
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
point_id = f'127.0.0.1:{base_p2p + i}'
peer_id = client.rpc('get', '/network/self')
res = client.p2p_stat()
assert peer_id not in res.peers
assert point_id not in res.points
num_trusted = 0
for point_id, point in res.points.items():
num_trusted += point.is_trusted
assert num_trusted == 1
assert len(res.peers) == NUM_NODES - 1
assert len(res.points) == NUM_NODES - 1
def test_set_expected_peers(self, sandbox: Sandbox):
"""For all nodes, we add one expected peer_id
for the successor node."""
peers_id = {}
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
peers_id[i] = client.rpc('get', '/network/self')
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
client.set_expected_peer_id(
sandbox.p2p + ((i + 1) % NUM_NODES),
peers_id[(i + 1) % NUM_NODES],
)
def test_expected_peers(self, sandbox: Sandbox):
"""For all nodes, we check that expected peer_id was
set properly."""
peers_id = {}
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
peers_id[i] = client.rpc('get', '/network/self')
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
expected_id = client.get_expected_peer_id(
sandbox.p2p + ((i + 1) % NUM_NODES)
)
assert expected_id == peers_id[(i + 1) % NUM_NODES]
def test_wrong_expected_peer(self, sandbox: Sandbox):
"""We change the expected peer_id set previously to a wrong
expected peer_id."""
peers_id = {}
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
peers_id[i] = client.rpc('get', '/network/self')
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
client.set_expected_peer_id(
sandbox.p2p + ((i + 2) % NUM_NODES), peers_id[i]
)
def test_check_stat_with_wrong_expected_peers(self, sandbox: Sandbox):
"""All nodes are public, everyone should be connected. But
only one neighbor should be trusted."""
base_p2p = sandbox.p2p
for i in range(NUM_NODES):
client = sandbox.client(i)
point_id = '127.0.0.1:' + str(base_p2p + i)
peer_id = client.rpc('get', '/network/self')
res = client.p2p_stat()
assert peer_id not in res.peers
assert point_id not in res.points
num_trusted = 0
num_connected = 0
for point_id, point in res.points.items():
num_trusted += point.is_trusted
num_connected += point.is_connected
assert len(res.peers) == NUM_NODES - 1
assert len(res.points) == NUM_NODES - 1
assert num_trusted == 1
# We lost two connections
assert num_connected == NUM_NODES - 1 - 2
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