added blog running Tempest on RDO OpenStack Newton #702
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@apevec @ltoscano-rh @amoralej @javierpena Please review it, |
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| **What does [RDO](https://www.rdoproject.org) provides for Tempest?** | ||
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| RDO provides three packages for running tempest against any OpenStack cluster. |
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Maybe "OpenStack installation" is better than "OpenStack cluster"
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| RDO provides three packages for running tempest against any OpenStack cluster. | ||
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| * *python-tempest* : It can be used as a python library, consumed as a dependency for out of tree tempest plugins i.e. for horizon and designate tempest plugins. |
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| 2. Install tempest plugins based on the openstack services installed and configured on deployment. | ||
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| packstack installs by default horizon, nova, neutron, keystone, cinder, swift, glance, ceilometer, aodh and gnocchi. |
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Just a few minor nits (commented inline), after that it's 👍 |
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| 1. Install rdo-release-newton rpm | ||
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| # yum -y install https://rdoproject.org/repos/openstack-newton/rdo-release-newton.rpm |
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How about putting also dnf (RDO might run on top of fedora)
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We don't recommend or test running RDO on fedora, i'd avoid using dnf and focus on centos.
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| # yum -y install https://rdoproject.org/repos/openstack-newton/rdo-release-newton.rpm | ||
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| 2. Update your centos vm and perform reboot. |
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Are we speaking only about centos then?
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| 2. Update your centos vm and perform reboot. | ||
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| # yum -y update |
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| 3. Install openstack-packstack | ||
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| # yum install -y openstack-packstack |
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| 1. Install tempest | ||
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| # yum install openstack-tempest |
| 3. To find what are tempest plugins installed: | ||
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| # tempest list-plugins | ||
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how about speaking about the entry point inspector here too. You could fetch those entry points from there as well
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Yep, exactly! Running 'epi group show tempest.cm' would show you the entry points for the plugins too.
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epi group show tempest.test_plugins, my bad there
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Looks nice but is it packaged for centos?, if not i wouldn't add it to the post. I'd avoid "pip install"in RDO posts if possible.
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It is neither packaged for fedora or Centos, so removing it.
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| OR | ||
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| $ ostestr --pdb tempest.api.volume.v2.test_volumes_list.VolumesV2ListTestJSON |
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How about mentioning that this would call python -m testtools.run under the hood.
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All the above comments are fixed, Thanks :-) |
| OR you can simply download install_test_packages.py script to install tempest plugins and run it. | ||
| It will automatically installs the required tempest plugin test packages. | ||
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| # python /usr/share/openstack-tempest-*/tools/install_test_packages.py |
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Be careful with this, /usr/share/openstack-tempest-*/tools/install_test_packages.py is not avaliable in the rpm in the tested repo.
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