[jira] [Created] (HDDS-1424) Support multi-container robot test execution

["Elek, Marton (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>]

Elek, Marton created HDDS-1424:
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             Summary: Support multi-container robot test execution
                 Key: HDDS-1424
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDDS-1424
             Project: Hadoop Distributed Data Store
          Issue Type: Bug
            Reporter: Elek, Marton
            Assignee: Elek, Marton


The ./smoketest folder in the distribution package contains robotframework based test scripts to test the main behaviour of Ozone.

The tests have two layers:

1. robot test definitions to execute commands and assert the results (on a given host machine)
2. ./smoketest/test.sh which starts/stops the docker-compose based environments AND execute the selected robot tests inside the right hosts

The second one (test.sh) has some serious limitations:

1. all the tests are executed inside the same container (om):

https://github.com/apache/hadoop/blob/5f951ea2e39ae4dfe554942baeec05849cd7d3c2/hadoop-ozone/dist/src/main/smoketest/test.sh#L89

Some of the tests (ozonesecure-mr, ozonefs) may require the flexibility to execute different robot tests in different containers.

2. The definition of the global test set is complex and hard to understood. 

The current code is:
{code}
   TESTS=("basic")
   execute_tests ozone "${TESTS[@]}"
   TESTS=("auditparser")
   execute_tests ozone "${TESTS[@]}"
   TESTS=("ozonefs")
   execute_tests ozonefs "${TESTS[@]}"
   TESTS=("basic")
   execute_tests ozone-hdfs "${TESTS[@]}"
   TESTS=("s3")
   execute_tests ozones3 "${TESTS[@]}"
   TESTS=("security")
   execute_tests ozonesecure .
{code} 

For example for ozonesecure the TESTS is not used. And the usage of bash lists require additional complexity in the execute_tests function.

I propose here a very lightweight refactor. Instead of including both the test definitions AND the helper methods in test.sh I would separate them.

Let's put a test.sh to each of the compose directories. The separated test.sh can include common methods from a main shell script. For example:

{code}

source "$COMPOSE_DIR/../testlib.sh"

start_docker_env

execute_robot_test scm basic/basic.robot

execute_robot_test scm s3

stop_docker_env

generate_report

{code}

This is a more clean and more flexible definition. It's easy to execute just this test (as it's saved to the compose/ozones3 directory. And it's more flexible.

Other example, where multiple containers are used to execute tests:

{code}

source "$COMPOSE_DIR/../testlib.sh"

start_docker_env

execute_robot_test scm ozonefs/ozonefs.robot



export OZONE_HOME=/opt/ozone

execute_robot_test hadoop32 ozonefs/hadoopo3fs.robot

execute_robot_test hadoop31 ozonefs/hadoopo3fs.robot

stop_docker_env

generate_report
{code}

With this separation the definition of the helper methods (eg. execute_robot_test or stop_docker_env) would also be simplified.



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