How to run a simulation of a control plane with ERSAP backend

Start with the gRPC installation directory and define some environmental variables

export GRPC_INSTALL_DIR=/daqfs/gRPC/installation
export GRPC_JAVA_INSTALL_DIR=/daqfs/gRPC/java_installation
export PATH="$GRPC_INSTALL_DIR/bin:$PATH"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$GRPC_INSTALL_DIR/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"

Running the ET related programs

Access to ET system files has been made simple by placing them into the gRPC installation

ET libraries are in $GRPC_INSTALL_DIR/lib

ET includes are in $GRPC_INSTALL_DIR/include

ET executables are in $GRPC_INSTALL_DIR/bin

ET jar file is in $GRPC_JAVA_INSTALL_DIR/jars

Run the ET system as a fifo. Use 1000, 150kB buffers

cd $GRPC_INSTALL_DIR/bin
./et_start_fifo -f /tmp/fifoEt -d -s 150000 -n 1 -e 1000

On the same node, run a java-based consumer of ET system buffers with a delay of 1 microsec between fifo gets (ERSAP simulator)

java -cp $GRPC_JAVA_INSTALL_DIR/jars/*  org.jlab.coda.et.apps.ErsapFifoConsumer -f /tmp/fifoEt -v -d 1

Running the ejfat repository's gRPC enabled programs to:

1. simulate the control plane
2. send data to the backend
3. reassemble backend data and send info to control plane

Compile the code in the ersap branch of the ejfat repository'

cd <ejfat dir>/build
git pull
rm CMakeCache.txt
cmake .. -DBUILD_ET=1 -DBUILD_GRPC=1
make

Run the simulated control plane

cd $GRPC_INSTALL_DIR/bin
./control_plane -a 127.0.0.1 -p 50051

Run the data reassembler

--reassembler

Run the data sender

--sender