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Run e2e tests against mesos/docker #305
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which binaries are being used for e2e tests? if they're generated from the On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 2:41 PM, Karl Isenberg notifications@github.com
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I regenerated the server binaries from upstream_k8sm and get the following:
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Ok, I was building the wrong code.... |
Interesting pods test failure. It doesn't seem flakey, and it doesn't fail on vanilla Kubernetes.
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The ports allocated to the mesos slaves need to be exposed through docker, via docker-compose. Unfortunately, port ranges aren't supported by docker-compose yet. docker/compose#1102 Until that's fixed, the ports have to be manually generated. So I made a little script to help: https://gist.github.com/karlkfi/8b4777bea3e9fe37c3b1 |
After patching to work around kubernetes/kubernetes#9155 the e2e tests still fail fairly badly:
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Is there an easy way to just run one of these e2e tests instead of the On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 11:12 PM, Karl Isenberg notifications@github.com
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Ginkgo has a "focus" feature that does pattern matching of the tests by name. For example, the following runs just the Density tests:
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e2e tests will first be run with mesos/docker: kubernetes/kubernetes#10049 |
I have run the e2e tests without Mesos using a docker-compose setup from #383:
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e2e tests (with conformance test switch and ginkgo focus option) are in CI, pointing at master and all PRs (raw and merged). They are not running continuously now, but can be made to do so, as soon as tests are sufficiently green that the tests don't take 5 hours to run... |
Updated E2E test build in TeamCity to run |
I want to be able to use kubernetes' e2e tests (
make test_e2e
) withKUBERNETES_PROVIDER=mesos/docker
.KUBERNETES_PROVIDER=mesos/docker
PRs:
mesos/docker automated local cluster deployment kubernetes/kubernetes#10049Clarify build instructions in mesos/docker guide kubernetes/kubernetes#12313[mesos/docker] Dump logs on kube-up error kubernetes/kubernetes#12494[mesos/docker] Enhance kube-up to better support running in a container (for CI) kubernetes/kubernetes#12503The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: