Sahara Tempest plugin contains api, cli and clients tests.
There are several ways to run Tempest tests: it is possible to run them using your Devstack or using Rally.
See how to configure Tempest at Tempest Configuration Guide.
Tempest automatically discovers installed plugins. That's why you just need to install the Python packages that contains the Sahara Tempest plugin in the same environment where Tempest is installed.
$ git clone https://git.openstack.org/openstack/sahara-tests
$ cd sahara-tests/
$ pip install sahara-tests/
After that you can run Tempest tests. There you can specify the name of
test (and even run a single test from directory). One way to run Tempest
tests by using ostestr
command, for instance:
$ ostestr sahara_tempest_plugin.tests.cli.test_scenario.Scenario.test_plugin_cli
The command tempest run
is another way to run tests. See the additional
information about using this command.
For example, the following command will run all the Tempest tests.
$ tempest run
Finally, you can use testr
directly to run the tests. For example,
the following command will run all the cli-tests:
$ testr run sahara_tempest_plugin.tests.cli
Useful links:
First of all, be sure that Rally is installed and working. There should be a Rally deployment with correct working Sahara service in it.
Full information can be found on this link.
Using this information, you can install rally verify
tool and plugin for
testing Sahara. After this you are free to run Sahara Tempest tests. Here are
some examples of how to run all the tests:
$ rally verify start --regex sahara_tempest_plugin.tests
If you want to run client or cli tests, you need to add the following line to
generated config in [data-processing]
field:
test_image_name = IMAGE_NAME
where IMAGE_NAME
is the name of image on which you would like to run tests.
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