Using the Command Line Interface, you can use the executors of the reference scenarios to:

• Start the executors, and export the statistics of reference scenarios instances (once they are finished);
• Generate a JSON file for reference scenarios to manage them through the Web Interface.

Please refer to the introduction to OpenBACH-extra and OpenBACH API for more information on the installation and usage of OpenBACH tool-box that let you manage your OpenBACH platforms.

This user manual considers that an OpenBACH platform (along with projects, entities, required jobs installed on agents) is set up.

The openbach-extra repository contains a folder where you can find executors for the reference scenarios. The available list of executors can be found on the GITLAB repository.

Using the -h flag on the command-line will show you what arguments are expected when using an executor. e.g.:

python3 executor_network_delay.py -h 

You fill then be able to identify the necessary arguments. There are then two possible actions:

• run : this actions runs the selected scenario on the controller after optionnaly sending it;
• build : write the JSON of the selected scenario into a given repository for, e.g. future usage with the Web Interface.

Both actions have different options that can be listed through the -h flag as well. e.g.:

python3 executor_service_voip.py --server-entity SRV --server-ip 192.168.1.1 --server-port 12345 --client-entity CLT --client-ip 192.168.1.2 VoipProject run -h