The updated testcase handles verifying the expected states
that are safe to migrate, as well as verifying that pre- and post-
migration data are correctly synced.
One of the pep8 target dependencies must have updated,
causing a bunch of new lint errors in these categories:
- line length > 79 chars
- no whitespace after keyword
Change prometheus test to check it has a non-zero amount of OSDs
registered rather than a specific number. This stops the number of
OSDs having to be managed in the tests.
zaza normally runs libjuju async functions in a background thread
to enable zaza to be blocking, but keep the libjuju async functions
'ticking over' between blocking calls.
This can break unit tests as starting the zaza background thread will
hang unless it is cleaned up. A simple solution is just to use zaza in
non-threaded mode in the unit tests, and zaza provides a mechanism for
this via zaza.RUN_LIBJUJU_IN_THREAD = False.
This is to remove the need to sync the __init__.py file between zaza and
zaza.openstack.tests. This PR is to enable zaza.openstack to be a
properly namespaces module.
I recently added an option to have zaza delete and relaunch a
guest if it failed to be provisioned or failed a connectivity
test. However, in the code to remove the an instance I
accidentaly called the method that checks that a resource has
gone and not the method that actually does the removal. This
patch fixes that. NOTE: Only the Trilio tests use this
retryer function atm
- Add Heat domain-setup action as a setup configuration option which can be used in other charms
- test_100_domain_setup is being deprecated if the new configuration option is being used
- Add Magnum tests
- test create magnum cluster template
- test create magnum cluster
- test config changes
- test pause and resume
- TEST_MAGNUM_QCOW2_IMAGE_URL environment variable is required in the CI
- The value of this variable should be a link to a fedora-coreos QCOW2 image
This PR adds nrpe check tests for manila-ganesha charm. It's accompanied by the new features proposed in https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/charm-manila-ganesha/+/848219
- Added tests for nrpe check in manila-ganesha.
- Check if the custom plugins are being installed
- Check if the custom cronjobs are being installed
- Check if the NRPE services are being added.
- The tests will not be ran if nrpe does not exists.
By default the provider that will be used by tempest is "octavia" which
in Octavia's default configuration is an alias of amphora, although in a
Charmed OpenStack is not.
This change sets the provider to be used by octavia-tempest-plugin to
amphora.
With the upcoming transition to an operator-framework charm, the
Ceph tests need to be idempotent, since we'll be testing the upgrade
path from classical to operator. The tests that need fixing are the
ones that call out to add/remove disks, since they create loopback
devices to back the OSD's but never remove them.
When the nrpe application is not deployed in the model skip the test
that checks for the correct configuration of the nagios checks, this is
because at the moment nrpe has no support for jammy, hence is not being
deployed in the jammy-yoga bundles.
Jammy support for nrpe is tracked at http://pad.lv/1968008
Trilio 4.2 generates a hash for the nfs share bases on the path
alone. Unfortunatly the existing Trilio tests set the nfs share
and the ghost share to have the smape path but different source
IPs. For previouse Trilio releases this was fine as the share
hash was different but now they clash and the test fails because it
thinks the share is already mounted.
Add a method called launch_instance_retryer which will attempt
to launch an instance. In the event that it fails the instance
will be removed and another attempt to launch an instance will
be attempted.
The test suite for ceph-iscsi does a bunch of operations on filesystems
in quick succession, so some tests are prone to fail if the kernel doesn't
update the partition table. This PR does this manually between tests by
calling the 'partprobe' command.
Co-authored-by: Luciano Lo Giudice <luciano.logiudice@canonical.com>
