Added simple example script for running multiple run control apps - #333
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… unified shell as separate processes.
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When I was starting to think about how we might add support for multiple, user-specified applications to be run as part of our integration tests, I ran some Google searches that produced sample python code that was very helpful.
I modified that sample code to start
drunc-unified-shell,drunc-process-manager, anddrunc-process-manager-shellprocesses.The end result was so helpful that I wanted to capture the result for later use.
This PR adds this script to this repo.
The script can by run by typing
multiprocess_runcontrol_driver.pyafter including this branch in your software area and re-building the code in that software area.Once the script has been started, commands can be sent to one of the three processes by pre-pending the process nickname to the command (with a colon separator). For example,
drunc:ps.Typing
exit(with no process prefix) will exit the script.Type of change