The bmclib-tester can test bmclib features on one more devices in parallel.
The test results are returned in the JSON format.
go build .
The run command accepts a --hardware flag which specifies the YAML file listing the hardware to to run tests on, the --tests flag specifies the list of bmclib features to test.
Checkout the sample test files here hardware.yaml
The example below tests the powerstate feature using the ipmi protocol.
cmd
./bmclib-tester run --timeout 30s \
--hardware ./samples/hardware.yaml \
--tests ./samples/tests-ipmi.yaml`
output
2023/05/03 07:29:45 waiting for tests to complete...
[
{
"Vendor": "Supermicro",
"Model": "SYS-510T-MR",
"Name": "c",
"BMCIP": "192.168.1.1",
"Results": [
{
"Feature": "powerstate",
"Protocol": "ipmi",
"Output": "Chassis Power is on\n",
"Error": "",
"Succeeded": true,
"Runtime": "1ns"
}
]
},
{
"Vendor": "ASRockRack",
"Model": "EPYC 7402P",
"Name": "a",
"BMCIP": "192.168.1.4",
"Results": [
{
"Feature": "powerstate",
"Protocol": "ipmi",
"Output": "Chassis Power is on\n",
"Error": "",
"Succeeded": true,
"Runtime": "1ns"
}
]
}
]