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How to use contrail test container
Senthilnathan Murugappan edited this page Apr 5, 2018
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Before using the container, one must install docker on the host. Please refer the docker installation document for docker install instructions (https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/).
This is a helper script to manage (run/rebuild/list) contrail-test container.
- Get testrunner.sh from github
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juniper/contrail-test/master/testrunner.sh
$ chmod +x ./testrunner.sh
$ ./testrunner.sh -h
Usage: ./testrunner.sh <Subcommand> [OPTIONS|-h]
Run Contrail test suite in docker container
Subcommands:
run Run contrail-test container
rebuild Rebuild the container provided
list List contrail-test containers
load Load the container image from the filepath provided (tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2)
pull pull the test container image from the repository
Run ./testrunner.sh <Subcommand> -h|--help to get subcommand specific help
- Pull container image
# ./testrunner.sh pull -h
Usage: ./testrunner.sh pull RemoteRegistry/image:tag
download the docker image to local system from remote registry
Possitional Parameters:
<image> remote image
eg: ./testrunner.sh pull myregistry.local:5000/contrail-test-test:4.1.0.0-6
- Load container images
# ./testrunner.sh load -h
Usage: ./testrunner.sh load DOCKER-IMAGE-URL
Load the docker image to local system
Possitional Parameters:
<docker-image-url> Docker image tar.gz url. Supports three modes:
http[s] url: example, http://myrepo/contrail-test-images/docker-image-contrail-test-kilo-3.0-2709.tar.gz
file path: example /root/docker-image-contrail-test-kilo-3.0-2709.tar.gz
Load docker image from http url
# ./testrunner.sh load http://nodei16/docker-image-contrail-test-juno-3.0-2709.tar.gz
--2016-02-26 16:18:26-- http://nodei16/docker-image-contrail-test-juno-3.0-2709.tar.gz
Resolving nodei16 (nodei16)... 127.0.0.1, 10.204.217.128
Connecting to nodei16 (nodei16)|127.0.0.1|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 425768269 (406M) [application/x-gzip]
Saving to: ‘/tmp/tmp.x7SNNIHMdL/docker-image.tar.gz’
100%[================================================================================================================================================================>] 425,768,269 448MB/s in 0.9s
2016-02-26 16:18:27 (448 MB/s) - ‘/tmp/tmp.x7SNNIHMdL/docker-image.tar.gz’ saved [425768269/425768269]
Loading the image
Successfully Loaded the image http://nodei16/docker-image-contrail-test-juno-3.0-2709.tar.gz
- Run contrail-test using testrunner
This will help running the contrail-test containers without learning docker commands. Also this script will help to save the data out of the contrail-test into the host. It saves logs, reports, testbed.py, and contrail-test code itself out of contrail-test container to said directory (provided using --run-path).
# ./testrunner.sh run -h
Usage: ./testrunner.sh run [OPTIONS] (<image_tag>)
Run Contrail test suite in docker container
-p, --run-path RUNPATH Directory path on the host, in which contrail-test save all the
results and other data. Default: /root/contrail-test-runs/
-s, --shell Do not run tests, but leave a shell, this is useful for debugging.
-S, --scenarios SCENARIOS list of scenarios that need to run as part rally tests. If empty ,
runs all the tests under ./rally/scenarios
-i, --use-ci-image Use ci image, by default it will use the image name "cirros",
One may override this by setting the environment variable $CI_IMAGE
-r, --rm Remove the container on container exit, Default: Container will be kept.
-b, --background run the container in background
-n, --no-color Disable output coloring
-z, --tempest_dir TEMPEST DIR Path to the tempest , where it is cloned
-t, --testbed TESTBED Path to testbed file in the host,
Default: /opt/contrail/utils/fabfile/testbeds/testbed.py
-k, --ssh-key FILE_PATH ssh key file path - in case of using key based ssh to cluster nodes.
Default: /root/.ssh/id_rsa
-K, --ssh-public-key FILE_PATH ssh public key file path. Default: <ssh-key provided>.pub
-P, --params-file PARAMS_FILE Contrail test input yaml file
-f, --feature FEATURE Features or Tags to test - valid options are sanity, quick_sanity,
ci_sanity, ci_sanity_WIP, ci_svc_sanity, upgrade, webui_sanity,
ci_webui_sanity, devstack_sanity, upgrade_only. Default: sanity
NOTE: this is only valid for Full contrail-test suite.
-T, --test-tags TEST_TAGS test tags to run specific tests
-c, --testcase TESTCASE testcase to execute
-m, --mount_local path mount a local folder which has contrail-test
NOTE: Either testbed.py (-t) or test-input-yaml-file (-P) required
Possitional Parameters:
<image_tag> Docker image tag to run (Run "./testrunner.sh list -i" to list all images available)
$ ./testrunner.sh list -i
=========== Images =============
IMAGE IMAGE ID VIRTUAL SIZE
opencontrailnightly/contrail-test-test:ocata-master-1 294fc58b3cd4 1.48 GB
# ./testrunner.sh run contrail-test-juno:2.21-105
The above testrun may create below directory structure under run_path directory in the host
# ls ~/contrail-test-runs/
2016_02_26_16_17_43
# ls ~/contrail-test-runs/2016_02_26_16_17_43
contrail-test logs reports
- Run contrail-test container with a shell instead of running contrail-test. This would be helpful to login to the container and do some debugging
# ./testrunner.sh run -s contrail-test-juno:2.21-105
root@80132b7c05a0:/#
- Run with testbed.py in non-standard location (by default it takes from /opt/contrail/utils/fabfile/testbeds/testbed.py)
# ./testrunner.sh run -t /tmp/testbed.py contrail-test-juno:2.21-105
- List running contrail-test containers
# ./testrunner.sh list
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
9664fea32bd3 contrail-test-juno:2.21-105 "/entrypoint.sh" 7 minutes ago Up 7 minutes contrail_test_egueqpcv
- List all contrail-test containers (including all running as well as finished containers)
# ./testrunner.sh list -a
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
80132b7c05a0 contrail-test-juno:2.21-105 "/bin/bash" 5 minutes ago Exited (0) 3 minutes ago contrail_test_kkqrdrcn
9664fea32bd3 contrail-test-juno:2.21-105 "/entrypoint.sh" 8 minutes ago Up 8 minutes contrail_test_egueqpcv
- Rebuild existing container (running or non-running container)
# ./testrunner.sh rebuild -h
Usage: ./testrunner.sh rebuild [OPTIONS] <container id/name>
Rebuild contrail-test containers
-p, --run-path RUNPATH Directory path on the host, in which contrail-test save all the
results and other data. Default: /root/contrail-test-runs/
-s, --shell Do not run tests, but leave a shell, this is useful for debugging.
-r, --rm Remove the container on container exit, Default: Container will be kept.
-b, --background run the container in background
-n, --no-color Disable output coloring
-t, --testbed TESTBED Path to testbed file in the host,
Default: /opt/contrail/utils/fabfile/testbeds/testbed.py
-T, --testbed-json TESTBED_JSON Optional testbed json file.
-P, --params-file PARAMS_FILE Optional Sanity Params ini file
-f, --feature FEATURE Features or Tags to test - valid options are sanity, quick_sanity,
ci_sanity, ci_sanity_WIP, ci_svc_sanity, upgrade, webui_sanity,
ci_webui_sanity, devstack_sanity, upgrade_only. Default: sanity
NOTE: this is only valid for Full contrail-test suite.
NOTE: Either testbed.py (-t) or both testbed-json and params-file required
Possitional Parameters:
<container id/name> The container ID or name ( "./testrunner.sh list -ca" to list all containers)
Below code will rebuild an exited container
# ./testrunner.sh rebuild contrail_test_eqsjwxar
rebuilding container - contrail_test_eqsjwxar
This process will create an image with the container contrail_test_eqsjwxar
Creating the image img_contrail_test_eqsjwxar
b9fc87f3dc4b7da716f98ed83ba456ba1b3990df737e55f6cbcabeac8d13e578
- Load docker image from /export/docker/contrail-test/contrail-test-juno-2.21-105.tar.gz
$ docker load < /export/docker/contrail-test/contrail-test-juno-2.21-105.tar.gz
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Execute docker container
it run contrail-test tests and log the console. The console output may be captured at later point by running "docker logs [-f] ".
$ docker run -v /opt/contrail/utils/fabfile/testbeds/testbed.py:/opt/contrail/utils/fabfile/testbeds/testbed.py -t contrail-test-juno:2.21-105
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Execute the container with logs saved in specific location
The logs will be saved under /export/logs/contrail-test/ on docker host.
$ docker run -v /opt/contrail/utils/fabfile/testbeds/testbed.py:/opt/contrail/utils/fabfile/testbeds/testbed.py -v /export/logs/contrail-test/:/contrail-test/logs -t contrail-test-juno:2.21-105
- Execute all tests with a specific tag (-T) (below example executes k8s_sanity tagged tests)
./testrunner.sh run -P contrail_test_input.yaml -T k8s_sanity opencontrailnightly/contrail-test-test:ocata-master-1
- Execute a specific feature (-f) (below example executes all tests part of ci_sanity)
./testrunner.sh run -P contrail_test_input.yaml -f ci_sanity opencontrailnightly/contrail-test-test:ocata-master-1
- Execute a specific testcase (-c) (below example executes a single testcase test_project_add_delete)
./testrunner.sh run -P contrail_test_input.yaml -c test_project_add_delete opencontrailnightly/contrail-test-test:ocata-master-1
- Run tests with passwordless login to the cluster-nodes
./testrunner.sh run -P contrail_test_input.yaml -k ~/.ssh/id_rsa opencontrailnightly/contrail-test-test:ocata-master-1
This script can be used to cleanup tenant data. This can be run after testrun to make sure tenant is clean.
$ ./tenant_cleaner.py -h
usage: tenant_cleaner.py [-h] [--user USER] [--password PASSWORD]
[--auth-url AUTH_URL] [--auth-tenant AUTH_TENANT]
[--ip IP] [--port PORT]
tenant [tenant ...]
Cleanup provided tenants by removing all objects in it.It expect openstack
credentials from OS_ environment variables in openrc format.The credentials
can be provided as commandline arguments also
positional arguments:
tenant List of tenants to be cleaned up Note that, the user
must have access to the tenants listed
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--user USER Openstack user, if not provided, try to get it from
environment variable "OS_USERNAME" with default user
as "admin"
--password PASSWORD Openstack password
--auth-url AUTH_URL Openstack auth url, by default try to get from
environment variableOS_AUTH_URL with default of
http://127.0.0.1:5000/v2.0/
--auth-tenant AUTH_TENANT
Openstack tenant to connect to
--ip IP IP Address of the controller
--port PORT Port of the controller
$ ./tenant_cleaner.py --ip 10.204.217.88 tenant1 tenant2 tenant3
No objects found in tenant tenant1
No objects found in tenant tenant2
Deleted: http://10.204.217.88:8082/security-group/f633163c-2c96-4722-94b2-3a125e981492
No nova objects found in tenant tenant3