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Data Center Test (dctest)

dctest directory contains test suites to run integration tests in a virtual data center environment.

Generating deb Package

Dctest uses a generated deb package to install Neco. Details of artifacts definition used in generating the deb package are described in Artifacts.

Type of Test Suites

There are three types of test suites.

  1. bootstrap

    This suite tests initial setup of Neco. This does not include upgrading test nor boot server node joining/leaving test.

    This suite installs Neco with the generated deb package if DATACENTER is not specified.

    If DATACENTER is specified, this test suite is invoked to prepare the base of upgrading test. The Neco deb package used for DATACENTER, staging or production, is downloaded from GitHub releases.

  2. upgrade

    This suite tests upgrade of Neco. This suite is not self-contained. It depends on bootstrap.

    Before running upgrade test suite, bootstrap test with an old Neco package and old procedures must be executed. This old package is downloaded from GitHub releases, and the old procedures get checked-out from git repository. Upgrade test suite then upgrades Neco with the generated deb package, which is versioned as 9999.12.31-99999.

  3. functions

    This suite tests a full set of functions of Neco in a single version, i.e. this consists of initial setup of Neco and joining/leaving of a boot server node.

    This suite installs Neco with the generated deb package.

  4. reboot

    This suite tests disaster recovery scenario. It includes functions suite, so this suite takes more time than functions or bootstrap.

Each test suite has an entry point of test as <suite>/suite_test.go.

Base of upgrading test

As described above, upgrading test first installs Neco with an uploaded deb package. This is to reproduce a real-world deployed data center environment as the base of upgrade.

There are two types of data center environments to be reproduced: production and staging. Upgrading test decides which version of a deb package to use by the data center environment with the same logic as automatic update.

The test environment must keep backward compatibility to run old Neco packages.

Synopsis

Makefile setup virtual data center environment and runs dctest.

  • make setup

    Install dctest required components.

  • make clean

    Delete generated files in output/ directory.

  • make placemat

    Run placemat in background by systemd-run to start virtual machines.

  • make stop

    Stop placemat.

  • make test

    Run dctest on a running placemat. This does not contol placemat by itself.

Options

SUITE

You can choose the type of test suite by specifying SUITE make variable. The value can be bootstrap (default), upgrade, functions, or reboot.

make test accepts this variable.

DATACENTER

When building the base of upgrading test with SUITE=bootstrap, you can choose reproduced environment by specifying DATACENTER make variable. The value can be staging or production.

This variable makes sense only when SUITE=bootstrap is specified.

make test accepts this variable.

TAGS

This variable is not currently in use.

make test accepts this variable.

MENU_ARG

You can configure the virtual data center constructed by placemat via MENU_ARG file. Read a placemat-menu document for more detail. If you change the parameter from previously used one, you should run make clean to apply the configuration properly.

make placemat accepts this variable.

github-token file

neco-updater watches GitHub release without authentication by default. neco-worker also watches it to download debian packages. It would receive rate limits of the GitHub API. dctest runs neco config set github-token automatically when github-token file exists.