* ci(docker): build dist-tests images * Update to .net 10, kubernetes client 18.0.13 Kubernetes client 18.0.13 is compatible with Kubernetes 1.34.x. The Kubernetes version is selected automatically by kubeadm in docker desktop (v1.34.1). See https://github.com/kubernetes-client/csharp#version-compatibility for a compatibility table. * Updates to support Kubernetes upgrade * bump openapi.yaml to match openapi.yaml in the logos-storage-nim docker image * bump doc to .net 10 * bump docker to .net 10 * Build image with latest tag always Always build an image with a latest tag (as well as a sha commit hash) when there's a push to master * docker image tag as "latest" only when pushing to master * Update docker image to install doctl * Remove doctl install kubeconfig is now created and uses a plain bearer token instead of using doctl as a credential mgr * Rename and remove all instances of Codex * Further remove CodexNetDeployer as it is no longer needed --------- Co-authored-by: Adam Uhlíř <adam@uhlir.dev>
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Continuous Tests
Description
Continuous Tests were developed to perform long lasting tests in different configurations and topologies. Unlike Distributed Tests, they are running continuously, until we stop them manually. Such approach is very useful to detect the issues which may appear over the time when we may have blocking I/O, unclosed pools/connections and etc.
Usually, we are running Continuous Tests manually and for automated runs, please refer to the Tests automation.
There is one project in the repository:
- ContinuousTests - Continuous Tests
And they are used to prepare environment and run Continuous Tests.
Prerequisites
- Kubernetes cluster, to run the tests
- kubeconfig file, to access the cluster
- kubectl installed, to create resources in the cluster
- Optional - OpenLens installed, to browse cluster resources
Run tests
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Create a Pod in the cluster, in the
defaultnamespace and consider to use your own value formetadata.nametests-runner.yaml
--- apiVersion: v1 kind: Pod metadata: name: tests-runner namespace: default labels: name: manual-run spec: containers: - name: runner image: mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/sdk:10.0 env: - name: KUBECONFIG value: /opt/kubeconfig.yaml # volumeMounts: # - name: kubeconfig # mountPath: /opt/kubeconfig.yaml # subPath: kubeconfig.yaml # - name: logs # mountPath: /var/log/storage-dist-tests command: ["sleep", "infinity"] # volumes: # - name: kubeconfig # secret: # secretName: storage-dist-tests-app-kubeconfig # - name: logs # hostPath: # path: /var/log/storage-dist-testskubectl apply -f tests-runner.yaml -
Copy kubeconfig to the runner Pod using the name you set in the previous step
kubectl cp ~/.kube/storage-dist-tests.yaml tests-runner:/opt/kubeconfig.yaml -
Exec into the runner Pod using the name you set in the previous step
# kubectl kubectl exec -it tests-runner -- bash # OpenLens OpenLens --> Pods --> dist-tests-runner --> "Press on it" --> Pod Shell -
Install required packages
apt update apt install -y tmux vim -
Clone Continuous Tests repository
tmux cd /opt git clone https://github.com/logos-storage/logos-storage-dist-tests.git -
Run
ContinuousTestscd ../../Tests/LogosStorageContinuousTests # Adjust values vi run.sh # Run tests bash run.sh -
# Detach Ctrl + b --> d # List tmux ls # Attach tmux a -t 0
Analyze logs
We should check the logs in the /opt/logos-storage-dist-tests/Tests/LogosStorageContinuousTests/logs folder