Add Neutrona integration

[DavidFlamini]

What does this PR do?

Add Neutrona integration.

This check monitors Neutrona cloud connectivity services to:

• Azure (ExpressRoute)

Motivation

Provide connectivity service metrics to Neutrona Cloud Connect customers.

Review checklist

• PR has a meaningful title or PR has the no-changelog label attached
• Feature or bugfix has tests
• Git history is clean
• If PR impacts documentation, docs team has been notified or an issue has been opened on the documentation repo

Additional Notes

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[DavidFlamini]

Hi guys, sorry I had to run on Friday and couldn't comment on this.

• Travis CI is passing for py27 but failing for py36, but passes both py27 and py36 locally.
• AppVeyor is failing at docker-compose, do we need to add docker-compose as a requirement somewhere?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

[masci]

@DavidFlamini I haven't checked this PR out yet but I can say Docker doesn't work on Appveyor, you might need to do something like https://github.com/DataDog/integrations-core/pull/2819/files#diff-3dbe8427233f0de207aa1c7de2fa968eR13

[DavidFlamini]

@DavidFlamini I haven't checked this PR out yet but I can say Docker doesn't work on Appveyor, you might need to do something like https://github.com/DataDog/integrations-core/pull/2819/files#diff-3dbe8427233f0de207aa1c7de2fa968eR13

@masci Thanks. I'm skipping the docker based tests on AppVeyor now. I also removed py36 from the envlist as Travis is failing to create the venv, locally both py27 and py36 are passing just fine.

[DavidFlamini]

Hi guys, is there anything blocking this PR from merging?

[phrawzty]

Hi guys, is there anything blocking this PR from merging?

Hello @DavidFlamini! Thanks for checking in. I'll ping on our side and get this moving. 😄

[DavidFlamini]

Hi guys, is there anything blocking this PR from merging?

Hello @DavidFlamini! Thanks for checking in. I'll ping on our side and get this moving. 😄

Great, thanks! 😃

[ofek]

Nice job!

[ofek]

I modified tox & travis to properly run py3. Great job @DavidFlamini, thank you very much!