docker-tempest-neutron

It's meant to make it easy to configure and run tempest against an existing cloud.

Note This image contains tempest tests and the tests from the neutron tempest plugin.

Note: If you already have the image use the following to get the latest build

$ sudo docker pull itzikb/docker-tempest-neutron

Docker should be installed and running. To install it run(Fedora):

$ sudo dnf -y install docker && sudo systemctl start docker && sudo systemctl enable docker

or For other RHEL based distros:

$ sudo yum -y install docker && sudo systemctl start docker && sudo systemctl enable docker

Before running you need to have a directory with overcloudrc file and set the SELinux file context.

For example:

$ mkdir /home/stack/authdir
$ cp /home/stack/overcloudrc /home/stack/authdir
$ sudo chcon -Rt svirt_sandbox_file_t /home/stack/authdir

To use it run the following (Here overcloudrc file is under /home/stack/authdir):

$ sudo docker run -it --name mytempest --network host -v /home/stack/authdir:/env itzikb/docker-tempest-neutron  /bin/bash 

Note: Don't use the /home/stack directory as it may result in an unexpected behavior

If you need to run the other_tempest_config.sh script (for now just adding lbaasv2 extenstion) run as follows:

$ sudo docker run -it --name mytempest --network host -e OTHER_CONFIG=/home/centos/scripts/other_tempest_config.sh -v /home/stack:/env itzikb/docker-tempest-neutron  /bin/bash

Inside the container run

$ cd ~/tempest-upstream/tempest
$ sudo ~/scripts/run_tempest.sh
$ source ../bin/activate
$ stestr list

itzikb/docker-neutron-tempest is the docker image to use (don't change)

You can access the container by running

$ sudo docker exec -it <container-name> /bin/bash

You can see all the containers by running

$ sudo docker ps -a 

Troubleshooting

After Redployment tests are complaining about connections timeout Make sure you either run a new container or copy over the overcloudrc to the directory you use (e.g. authdir) and run the ~/scripts/run_tempest.sh script