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-#### Installation
+#### Creating a fixture
 
-To set up the adaptive streaming use case scenario 
+To set up a simualtion of the adaptive streaming use case scenario 
 
-`vagrant up`
+`vagrant --fixture=streaming-sim -- up`
 
-This will provision the following VMs clmc, ipendpoint1, ipendpoint2, nap1, nap2
+This will provision the following VMs clmc-service, ipendpoint1, ipendpoint2
 
-The **clmc** vm includes influx, Kapacitor and Chronograf. The following ports forwarded to the clmc VM from the host machine are as follows:
+The **clmc-service** vm includes influx, Kapacitor and Chronograf. The following ports forwarded to the clmc VM from the host machine are as follows:
 
 * Influx: 8086 
 * Chronograf: 8888
 * Kapacitor: 9092
 
-#### Running the simulation
+#### Running the simulation using the fixture
 
 SSH into the CLMC server
 
-`vagrant ssh clmc`
+`vagrant --fixture=streaming-sim -- ssh clmc-service`
 
 Run a python script to generate the test data sets
 
 `python3 vagrant/src/mediaServiceSim/simulator_v2.py`
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-#### Java/Unit Test Framework (Not currently used)
-A Java/JUnit test framework has been developed to provide concrete examples of the CLMC monitoring specification. To build and run this test framework you will need:
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-1. The CLMC TICK stack installed and running (provided as a Vagrant solution in this project)
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-2. Java JDK 1.8+ installed
-3. Maven 3+ installed
-  - Optionally a Java IDE installed, such as NetBeans
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-##### Building the test framework
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-1. Clone this project (obviously)
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-2. Open the Maven project (\<flame-clmc root\>\src\clmc-spec) in your Java IDE or navigate to POM.xml file in command line
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-3. Check the monSpecTestConfig.properties file (src/main/resources) matches your TICK stack set-up. It's likely to.  
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-4.  Build the project (this should automatically build and run the tests)
-    > From the command line: mvn test
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-##### Extending the test framework
-This test framework is easily extendible. There are two simple tests already ready for you to explore:
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-* BasicInputTest.java - This tries sending some basic metrics about a host to InfluxDB
-* BasicQueryTest.java - This tries querying InfluxDB about host metrics
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-Each test case uses resources in the project to send test data or execute queries. In the first case the resource '/src/main/resources/inputs/host_resource_input' is a file with example InfluxDB Line Protocol statements. In the second test case, the file '/src/main/resources/host_resource_query' contains queries that are executed against InfluxDB. The results of these are currently just output to the console.
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