Cloud test suite for RHEL guests with avocado framework.

git clone https://github.com/virt-s1/avocado-cloud

cd avocado-cloud
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py install

1. SSH keypair

sudo vi /etc/ssh/ssh_config.d/05-redhat.conf

Add your pem file as below:

Host *
        GSSAPIAuthentication yes
        IdentityFile /home/cheshi/pem/cheshi.pem

Ensure the pem file has a correct premission:

sudo chmod 600 /home/cheshi/pem/cheshi.pem

2. Update ./config/alibaba_common.yaml according to your own.

cd ./config
cp alibaba.yaml alibaba_common.yaml
vi alibaba_common.yaml

3. Trim ./config/alibaba_flavors.yaml according to your needs.

cd ./config
cp alibaba_flavors_full.yaml alibaba_flavors.yaml
vi alibaba_flavors.yaml

4. Trim ./config/alibaba_testcases.yaml according to your needs.

cd ./config
cp alibaba_testcases_full.yaml alibaba_testcases.yaml
vi alibaba_testcases.yaml

5. No need to update ./config/test_alibaba.yaml, its content should be:

test:
    !include : alibaba_flavors.yaml
    !include : alibaba_testcases.yaml
    !include : alibaba_common.yaml

6. Edit ./order_run.py

# Distro: azure/openstack/huawei/alibaba
distro = "alibaba"

7. Run your tests

export PYTHONPATH=.
./order_run.py

order_run.py will parse all the test cases from ./config/alibaba_testcases.yaml and look up the test code from ./tests/. It is very important to set export PYTHONPATH=. before running your tests.

1. SSH keypair

sudo vi /etc/ssh/ssh_config.d/05-redhat.conf

Add your pem file as below:

Host *.amazonaws.com
        GSSAPIAuthentication yes
        IdentityFile /home/cheshi/pem/cheshi.pem

Ensure the pem file has a correct premission:

sudo chmod 600 /home/cheshi/pem/cheshi.pem

2. Run your tests

All test scripts are located in ./scripts/avocado-cloud.

2.1 Run tests

$avocado run -m ./config/ec2_test.yaml ./tests/aws/ --execution-order=tests-per-variant

2.2 Run one sub test filtered by tags

$avocado run -m ./config/ec2_test.yaml --filter-by-tags storage ./tests/aws/ --execution-order=tests-per-variant

2.3 Run multiple sub tests by specified tags:

$avocado run -m ./config/ec2_test.yaml --filter-by-tags storage --filter-by-tags network ./tests/aws/ --execution-order=tests-per-variant

2.4 Run single case by spefified tags:

$avocado run -m ./config/ec2_test.yaml --filter-by-tags test_multi_disk_hotplug,storage --filter-by-tags test_cleanup,storage ./tests/aws/ --execution-order=tests-per-variant

3. List cases

3.1 List cases filtered by tags:

$avocado list --filter-by-tags generalverify --filter-by-tags lifecycle --filter-by-tags storage ./tests/aws/

$avocado list --filter-by-tags test_multi_disk_hotplug,storage --filter-by-tags test_cleanup,storage ./tests/aws/

Notes

Avaliable tags: kdump, lifecycle, ltp, network, storage, generalverify, cloudinit
Required pkgs in AMI: automake autoconf sysstat.x86_64 gcc unzip wget quota bzip2 iperf3 pciutils fio nvme-cli psmisc.x86_64 expect ntpdate
(Suggest you install them while creating the AMI. So that it will prevent the failure when repo is not accessible during your test)

1. Ensure email is your redhat account.
   Set it by git config user.email "[email protected]"
2. Commit your change.
   By git commit and write down the details in commit message.
3. Trigger a gerrit review.
   After commit, you can trigger the gerrit review by git-review.
4. Go to gerrit page and choose the one your summited.
5. Add reviewers and call for review.
6. Update your code according to the comments if needed.
   a) Update your code
   b) Use git commit --amend to amend the privous commit.
   c) Repeat step 3 ~ 5.
7. Submit your code.
   After getting "review+2" and "verified", click "submit" button in the page.