# This is the configuration file for vhost.sh script.
# It is executed as bash script in order to load variables.
# Which means that you can use syntaxes like $(uname -r) etc...
# Normal utilization of this script shouldn't require you
# to change anything outside of this file.
#
# Use ${CD} in order to get the path of the current directory
#

# Absolute path to a VPP git repository
VPP_DIR=""

# QEMU="qemu-system-x86_64" # The QEMU binary to use (can be a path to any binary)
QEMU="qemu-system-x86_64"

# Physical interface information for the test setup
VPP_IF0_PCI="0000:0a:00.0"
VPP_IF0_MAC="90:e2:ba:cb:f5:68"
VPP_IF0_NAME="TenGigabitEtherneta/0/0"
VPP_IF1_PCI="0000:0a:00.1"
VPP_IF1_MAC="90:e2:ba:cb:f5:69"
VPP_IF1_NAME="TenGigabitEtherneta/0/1"

# VPP_BUILD="release" #Use release VPP build
# VPP_BUILD="debug"   #Use debug VPP build
VPP_BUILD="release"

# VPP_GDB="1" # Enable gdb for VPP (other values disable it)
VPP_GDB=""

# Number of queues to be used for DPDK and VPP
# Only 1 or 2 are supported
QUEUES=1

# Disables configured vhost thread placement
# USE_DEFAULT_VHOST_PLACEMENT="1"
USE_DEFAULT_VHOST_PLACEMENT=""

# Cores do be used by the VM.
# In order to work in 2-queues setup, 5 cores are required.
CORES_VM="3,4,5,16,17"

# Worker cores to be used by VPP.
# For 2-queues setup, 4 cores should be provided.
# For 1-queue setup, 2 cores should be provided.
# CORES_VPP="1,2,13,14"
CORES_VPP="2,14"

# The created VM is roughly a clone of the running machine.
# OverlayFS is used in order to isolate the VM, although
# it uses the same root file system.
VM_INITRD="/boot/initrd.img-$(uname -r)"
VM_VMLINUZ="/boot/vmlinuz-$(uname -r)"

# Used by 'ssh' command when opening an ssh session
# to the running VM
VM_USERNAME="$USER"

# Set custom queue size (default is 256).
# Setting a different value (512 or 1024) requires a patched qemu.
VIRTIO_QSZ="256"