Installing, Configuring and Running Tempest tests against Openstack
For more information about how the F5 OpenStack development team uses Tempest tests, see F5 OpenStack Testing Methodology.
Most of the information here is from Tempest - The Openstack Integration Test Suite.
pip install virtualenv # Change to a directory where virtual environments directories can be created. virtualenv <test-env> source <test-env>/bin/activate
After installing and activating virtualenv, you need to check out the tempest repo and install it using pip:
git clone http://git.openstack.org/openstack/tempest pip install tempest/
export TEMPEST_CONFIG_DIR=<test-env>/etc/tempest/
Running Tempest test for neutron_lbaas project
To run the neutron_lbaas tempest unit tests, you need to clone the neutron_lbaas project:
git clone https://github.com/openstack/neutron-lbaas.git
Also you can use tox for testing. You can install tox using pip:
pip install tox
Configuring tox.ini file
Installing tox will create a tox.ini file in the root directory of neutron_lbaas project. inside the tox.ini file, there are multiple envlist options. In order to run tox against lbaasv2, modify the envlist and only include apiv2 in the list. Running tox command will take about 15 minutes for neutron_lbaas package for first time. The reason is, it will create a virtualenv in the .tox directory inside the project and it will install all the dependency packages there. So next time, it will go and activate the virtualenv and it will run much faster.
envlist=apiv2
In this article, I will run the tests using py.test. So for this reason, you need to add pytest to the list of deps in the tox.ini file:
deps=<already defined dependencies> Pytest
And also modify the commands section of [testenv:apiv2] and include pytest:
commands={posargs:py.test}
Configuring tempest.conf file
I added comments before the required fields in the tempest.conf and what their values should look like. Make sure to uncomment (remove the preceding #) the fields you want to include in your tempest.conf file, otherwise it will be substituted with the default value.
[auth]
######################
# fill out accounts.yaml file with the right credentials
# and save it in the same directory as tempest.conf file
######################
#test_accounts_file = <None>
######################
# change this field to admin
######################
#admin_username = <None>
######################
# Openstack environment project name
######################
#admin_project_name = <None>
######################
# admin user password in Openstack environment
######################
#admin_password = <None>
[compute]
######################
# This filed is required for scenario tests, uncomment image_ref
# field and pass the image_id for the cirros image in the Glance
######################
#image_ref = <None>
######################
# Pass the flavor_ref from the listed flavors in the Openstack environment
# for scenario tests
######################
#flavor_ref = 1
######################
# network name from the admin tenant that has ports
# in both router and external_network
######################
#fixed_network_name = <None>
[identity]
######################
# uri field needs to be in the following format
# http://<CONTROLLER_IP>:35357/v2.0
######################
#uri = <None>
[identity-feature-enabled]
######################
# api_v2 needs to be set to true
######################
# Is the v2 identity API enabled (boolean value)
#api_v2 = true
[network]
######################
# use the network cidr from your "fixed_network_name"
######################
#project_network_cidr = 10.100.0.0/16
#####################
# project network mask bits for "fixed_network_name"
#####################
#project_network_mask_bits = 28
######################
# This is the ID of your External network.
######################
#public_network_id =
######################
# This is the name of your External network.
######################
#floating_network_name = <None>
######################
# This is the ID of the public router.
######################
#public_router_id =
######################
# DNS server address
######################
#dns_servers = 8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4
######################
# This is address of fixed network
######################
#default_network = 1.0.0.0/16,2.0.0.0/16
[service_available]
######################
# neutron is available and this field needs to be set to true.
######################
# Whether or not neutron is expected to be available (boolean value)
#neutron = false
[validation]
######################
# This is the username of the image you passed its ID in the image_ref field.
# for cirros image this is "cirros"
######################
#image_ssh_user = root
######################
# This is the password of the image you passed its ID in the image_ref field.
# for cirros image this is "cubswin:)"
######################
#image_ssh_password = password
######################
# Name of the network in the admin tenant that can be used for SSH connection
######################
network_for_ssh = tempest-mgmt-network
Configuring accounts.yaml file
fill in the username, tenant name and password from the Openstack environment.
username: 'admin' tenant_name: 'admin' password: 'changeme'
Running Tests
Neutron_lbaas has tempest api and scenario unit test. Api tests are responsible for examining the Openstack API whereas scenario tests are "through pass " tests as described in the Openstack documentation. After configuring tempest.conf and accounts.yaml file, you should be able to run the test using the following command:
cd neutron_lbaas/ tox -- py.test -lvv neutron_lbaas/tests/tempest/v2/api/test_health_monitor_admin.py
Now that you have Tempest set up, you can move on to writing your own Tempest tests to check your code. See F5 Tempest Plugin and Writing Tempest Tests for more information.