This is a demo implementation of Murano agent.
=== The scenario ===
Effectively the agent only connects to an AMQP queue
using properties from the configuration file, consumes
all the messages from the queue, logs them and puts
result messages into a result queue. Result messages
are just stubs signaling success back to the calling
application.
=== Building binaries ===
Build process has been tested on Ubuntu 13.04 only for
x86_64 architecture. Note that the distribution contains
RabbitMQ client pre-built as a static library. It gets
linked with demo agent object files statically. It was
done to eliminate the need to build and install RabbitMQ
client library separately in case of using Ubuntu 64 bit.
In order to build demo agent for embedded operating systems
based on BusyBox technology (such as Cirros) refer to
Buildroot toolkit (http://buildroot.uclibc.org/).
To build agent binary:
make agent-binary
To build test producer binary:
make prodcer-binary
To build both binaries:
make
To clean up the source directory:
make clean
=== Usage ===
To run agent:
./murano-agent <config_file> <log_file>
<config_file>:
Refer to murano-agent.conf.example file to find out
what configuration properties are possible.
<log_file>:
Path to log file which agent writes the messages into.
To run test message producer:
./producer <host> <port> <message_rate> <message_count>
<host>:
RabbitMQ server host for the producer to connect to.
<port>:
RabbitMQ server port for the producer to connect to.
<message_rate>:
Message rate at which the producer sends messages
(delay in seconds between messages).
<message_count>:
A number of messages the producer should send.
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