netperf documentation

[extravio]

What would you like to be added: Can we add a "Get started" section to the README on the netperf tool to describe how to set up the components?

Why is this needed: I get the following error in the orchestrator's logs:

flag provided but not defined: -testFrom

and the pod doesn't start

[Avnshrai]

flag provided but not defined: -testFrom how to fix this issue? I am also facing same issue

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[bernardgut]

@extravio @Avnshrai did any of you ever figure this out ?

[justin0u0]

The default image hasn't been updated for a while. You can build the image manually and set the image tag on launch with the following steps:

docker build . -t netperf:latest --build-arg GOLANG_VERSION=1.22-bullseye
go run launch.go -image netperf:latest

[AlexanderDotH]

Thanks for posting a resolution. I just built the image and ran the launch command. Somehow my pods are Pending but nothing happens.

[justin0u0]

Thanks for posting a resolution. I just built the image and ran the launch command. Somehow my pods are Pending but nothing happens.

Hi @AlexanderDotH,

A "Pending" status generally indicates that the pod is unable to be scheduled onto a node. You can describe the pod to get more information. Typically this is not related to the application itself.

For more details, you can refer to https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/debug/debug-application/debug-pods/#my-pod-stays-pending.

Hope this helps!

[extravio]

@bernardgut @Avnshrai I managed to make it work thanks to this: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/testing-network-performance-iperf3-kubernetes-ghassan-malke-/