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testsuite: add feature to run health check tool #10179
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testsuite/features/secondary/srv_health_check_supportconfig.feature
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Note: This tests cannot run on Github, because we can't take a supportconfig from the GH Uyuni deployment. Not sure why the tests are executing even when we use the |
When I run "curl localhost:3000/api/health -o /dev/null" on "localhost" with timeout at most 10 seconds | ||
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Scenario: Health Check containers are healthy and running | ||
When I run "curl -s localhost:9000 -o /dev/null" on "localhost" |
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What about using this step?
And I wait until port "9000" is listening on "localhost" host
And I run "curl -s localhost:3000 -o /dev/null" on "localhost" | ||
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Scenario: Health Check containers are exposing metrics | ||
When I run "curl -s localhost:9000/metrics.json | python3 -c 'import sys, json; print(json.load(sys.stdin).keys())'" on "localhost" |
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Let's build a step definition for this please.
Then I check the health check tool metrics are exposed in "localhost"
Then I obtain and extract the supportconfig from the server | ||
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Scenario: Execute health check tool with server supportconfig | ||
When I run "mgr-health-check -v -s /root/server-supportconfig/uyuni-server-supportconfig/ start" on "localhost" |
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When I start health check tool with support config "/root/server-supportconfig/uyuni-server-supportconfig/" on "localhost"
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Scenario: Execute health check tool with server supportconfig | ||
When I run "mgr-health-check -v -s /root/server-supportconfig/uyuni-server-supportconfig/ start" on "localhost" | ||
Then I run "test $(podman ps | grep health-check | wc -l) == 4" on "localhost" |
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Then I check that Health check tool container is running
When I run "curl -s localhost:9000/metrics.json | python3 -c 'import sys, json; print(json.load(sys.stdin).keys())'" on "localhost" | ||
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Scenario: Cleanup: Remove health check tool | ||
When I run "mgr-health-check stop" on "localhost" |
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Same, let's build some step for this
What does this PR change?
This PR adds a new testsuite feature to run health check tool against a generated supportconfig.
It does some minimal checks to verify that health check is working properly and extracting metrics from the supportconfig as expected.
Related PRs: uyuni-project/sumaform#1829
Testing
This PR is now deployed at
suma-test-ion-controller
. To test:suma-test-ion-controller
cd ~/spacewalk/testsuite
GUI diff
No difference.
Documentation
No documentation needed: only internal and user invisible changes
DONE
Test coverage
ℹ️ If a major new functionality is added, it is strongly recommended that tests for the new functionality are added to the Cucumber test suite
Cucumber tests were added
DONE
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Issue(s): https://github.com/SUSE/spacewalk/issues/24380
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