Cloudpunch

Added
- New configuration options in the jmeter test. You can now specify `port` and `path` when connecting to a server
- The jmeter test now supports `overtime_results`
- stress-ng test now supports summary results
- New `graph` format option in cloudpunch post. This option uses plotly to graph results into an HTML file
- New `--summary` option in cloudpunch post. This option will convert over time results to summary results

Changed
- Fixed incorrect overtime results in the FIO test
- ping test no longer includes target and duration

Added
- Cleanup now has the flag `-n, --dry-run` when performing a search. This will prevent resources from being deleted
- Cleanup now has the flag `-a, --names` when performing a search. It will print out the UUIDs and names of found resources

Changed
- The SSH public key file specified in the environment file is now checked if it exists
- Security groups are now made through Neutron instead of Nova (deprecated in novaclient 8)
- Images are now searched inside Glance instead of Nova (deprecated in novaclient 9)
- Cleanup will now only stay within the sourced project when an admin user
- Cleanup will now not list out repeated neutron resources

Added
- availability_zone is now an option under server and client volume

Changed
- Babel is now pinned to version 2.3.4 to avoid dependency issues

Added
- Load balancer support in front of servers and/or clients. See Configuration documentation for more information
- Custom test files can now be added into a `tests/` directory inside the current working directory. Any test files inside the configuration will be pushed over to the slaves to run
- cloudpunch post now supports formatting results to json, yaml, table, and csv
- cloudpunch post now calculates mean, median, mode, range, and total instead of just mean and total
- cloudpunch cleanup can now search for resources left over by previous cloudpunch runs. Use `cloudpunch cleanup search`

Changed
- cloudpunch-cleanup and cloudpunch-post have now been integrated into the main cloudpunch command. To run a test use cloudpunch run, to cleanup use cloudpunch cleanup, and to post process use cloudpunch post
- cloudpunch-master and cloudpunch-slave have also been integrated into the main cloudpunch command. Use cloudpunch master to start the master and cloudpunch slave to start a slave
- All official tests now have a default configuration

Added
- Ability to have instances boot from volume (see environment file)
- FIO test now supports FIO test files

Changed
- iPerf test no longer has an enable field to avoid confusion

Changed
- Now wait a max of 5 seconds before detaching a router interface is marked as a failure to prevent delays in neutron causing errors
- Only use the master's floating IP address when using network-mode 'full'. This allows slaves to connect to the master without the need for SNAT