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#
# Lab environment settings specific to your Regulus cloud
#

# full path name to kubeconfig. Example, KUBECONFIG=/root/mnokubeconfig
export KUBECONFIG=

# Bastion login username i.e root or kni
export REG_KNI_USER=
# Bastion hostname. i.e "e16-h12-b02-fc640.rdu2.scalelab.redhat.com"
export REG_OCPHOST=""

# Optional. Just a user defined tag. that label your run artifacts.
export REG_DP=rds

# Three workers that Regulus will run tests on. Example below i.e worker-1.company.com
export OCP_WORKER_0=""
export OCP_WORKER_1=""
export OCP_WORKER_2=""

# The list of external host/RHEL that will host INGRESS,EGRESS and TREX. Example BM_HOSTS="host_1  host_2 host_3"
export BM_HOSTS=""

### To select the NICs for SRIOV, MACVLAN and TREX. You need to understand your worker nodes connectivity.

# Below are examples of the selection for the 120-node RDS testbed in ourlabe as of 3/2025.
# On our RDS testbed worker nodes, they have  Cx-5 (ens2f0np0,ens2f1np1) and XXV710 (ens2f0,ens2f1)
# For SRIOV, since ens2f1np1 connects to ovs-port-phys0, we use XXV710 for SRIOV.
export REG_SRIOV_NIC=ens2f0
export REG_SRIOV_MTU=9000
export REG_SRIOV_NIC_MODEL=X710     # all intel 710 derivatives use X710 as model within regulus

# For MACVLAN, since ens2f1np1 has already connected to ovs-port-phys0, we use XXV710 for MACVLAN as well
export REG_MACVLAN_NIC=ens2f0
export REG_MACVLAN_MTU=9000
# MACVLAN config does not care NIC_MODEL

# For TESTPMD, ens2f1np1 has already connected to ovs-port-phys0, we pick XXV710 for TESTPMD
export REG_DPDK_NIC_1=ens2f0
export REG_DPDK_NIC_2=ens2f1
export REG_DPDK_NIC_MODEL=X710  # all intel 710 derivatives use X710 as model within regulus

# The remotehost to host TREX. Example e16-h12-b02-fc640.rdu2.scalelab.redhat.com
export TREX_HOSTS=""

# For TREX, choose NICs.
export TREX_SRIOV_INTERFACE_1=ens2f0
export TREX_SRIOV_INTERFACE_2=ens2f1
export TREX_DPDK_NIC_MODEL=X710

# Auto config the TREX NICs. Example, REM_DPDK_CONFIG=true
export REM_DPDK_CONFIG=false   # fale to disable DPDK test, until we manually verify the testbed correctness.

#
# ElasticSearch configuration for report upload
#
# Note: ES_INDEX is now hardcoded in REPORT/es_integration/es_config.py
# as 'regulus-results-*' to match the rollover index structure.
# DO NOT change it unless you are an expert and understand the ISM/rollover architecture.
#

# For Regulus dev, use local ES server.
# export ES_URL="http://localhost:9200"

# For development http or https server
# export ES_URL='https://$ES_USER:$ES_PASSWORD@$ES_HOST'

# For production, the ci-tools/Prow/CPT invokes a chain: run_cpt.sh -> run_es.sh - run_es.sh constructs ES_URL from /secret
# You do not need to define ES_URL here.

# EXECUTION_LABEL is optional. A user-defined tag (i.e nighlty, weekly, EUS, nok, vz etc.) added to each document,
# export EXECUTION_LABEL="your-token"
#