Trove/integration-testing
Testing with Trove and Redstack
In order to fix network access issues for guest instances in Devstack, run:
- On reboot this will not be persisted unless you make it so in iptables. There are multiple ways to do that, so google to your hearts content*
$ sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 10.0.0.0/24 -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
Once you have this up and running, you can use redstack's interfaces into nova-client and python-troveclient to interact with Nova and Trove.
- $ ~/trove-integration/scripts/redstack nova-client list
- $ ~/trove-integration/scripts/redstack rd-client instance list
- $ ~/trove-integration/scripts/redstack rd-client instance create --name test --size 2 --flavor 2
You can run the tests by:
$ ~/trove-integration/scripts/redstack int-tests
This runs all the black-box tests by default. You can run a different group of tests by using the group parameter.
- You can run the simple tests by: $ ~/trove-integration/scripts/redstack int-tests --group simple
Cheat Code Test Environment Variables
If you have an instance you created by hand and want to use it with the tests you can use an 'environment variable' cheat code to use it in the tests.
- TESTS_DO_NOT_DELETE_INSTANCE - Does not delete the instance at the end of the tests. This is helpful for debugging the instance or rerunning tests with the same instance multiple times.
- TESTS_USE_INSTANCE_ID - Instead of creating a new instance for the tests it uses this instance. Useful if you have an instance and want the tests to run faster.
Usage:
$ TESTS_DO_NOT_DELETE_INSTANCE=True TESTS_USE_INSTANCE_ID=INSTANCE_UUID ~/trove-integration/scripts/redstack int-tests
