Idea #15026
Updated by Tom Clegg over 5 years ago
Provide an arvados-server "cloudtest" subcommand (lib/cloud/test) that uses the configured credentials (from cluster config file) to verify that
* the selected driver implements the cloud.Driver interface properly (empty and non-empty instance tag sets; no implicit filtering of instances list; Instances() includes the new instance if called immediately after Create() returns success; Destroy() works)
* the cloud provider accepts the configured credentials
* resulting VMs accept the configured SSH private key and run commands as root
This has three main uses:
# Dev tests when creating/modifying a driver
# CI tests
# Verify/debug config while creating/updating a real cluster
Specs:
* By default, use InstanceSetID "cloudtest-$(whoami)@$(hostname)" so a series of aborted/broken runs will recognize any abandoned instances. Accept a command line argument -instance-set-id=string to override.
* Use the selected driver directly: don't use a worker.Pool, rateLimitingInstanceSet, etc.
* Start by listing all instances and checking whether any are tagged with the selected InstanceSetID.
** If so, and a @-clear@ command line flag was given: destroy them, get an updated list, and repeat until they're all gone.
** If so, and a @-clear@ command line flag was not given: log a message mentioning the "-clear" option, and error out.
* Create an instance, using a {"CloudTestPID":"$PID","InstanceSetID":"$InstanceSetID"} tag plus any ResourceTags in the cluster config. If an error is returned, log it (and exit non-zero later), but keep going in case an instance was created.
* Verify that the Tags() on the returned instance match the ones passed to Create().
* List all instances. If an error is returned, log it but keep going so the test instance (if any) can be destroyed.
* Verify that the instance list has an instance with the same ID as the one returned from Create(). If not, keep going, but log an error: the instance is supposed to appear in the very next Instances() call after Create() returns.
* Verify that the instance returned in the list has the same tags.
* If a new instance was created (either Create() succeeded or List() returned an instance with our InstanceSetID):
** Poll Instances() until the instance has a non-empty Address() or TimeoutBooting expires.
** Use ssh_executor to run BootProbeCommand on the instance (or "docker ps -q" "true" if that's empty). Retry until it succeeds or TimeoutBooting expires.
** If the -pause-before-destroy flag is given, show a sample SSH command line for connecting to the instance, and wait for the user to press Enter before proceeding.
** Destroy the instance.
** Poll Instances() until the instance disappears.
* Exit 0 if everything succeeded, otherwise 1.
If the -quiet flag isn't given, log progress to stdout.
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$ arvados-server cloudtest -exec 'echo $(hostname) $(date)' -pause-before-destroy
getting instance list
got instance list (N=13)
no instances are tagged with our InstanceSetID (7 instances are not tagged with any InstanceSetID at all)
creating instance with tags map[CloudTestPID:1234, InstanceSetID:cloudtest-ops@4xphq]
created instance with id i-12345abcde
all requested tags are present
getting instance list
got instance list (N=14)
found our instance i-12345abcde in returned list
all requested tags are present
instance has no address
waiting probeInterval 10s
getting instance list
got instance list (N=14)
found our instance i-12345abcde in returned list
instance has no address
waiting probeInterval 10s
getting instance list
got instance list (N=14)
found our instance i-12345abcde in returned list
instance i-12345abcde has addr address 10.2.3.4
executing command "docker ps -q" "true" on i-12345abcde addr 10.2.3.4 port 2222
executing command failed (attempt 1): failed: connection refused, output "" refused
waiting probeInterval 10s
executing command "docker ps -q" "true" on i-12345abcde addr 10.2.3.4 port 2222
executing command failed (attempt 2): failed: connection refused, output "" refused
waiting probeInterval 10s
executing command "docker ps -q" "true" on i-12345abcde addr 10.2.3.4 port 2222
executing command succeeded (attempt 3), output ""
executing command "echo $(hostname) $(date)" on i-12345abcde addr 10.2.3.4 port 2222
executing command succeeded (attempt 1), output "i-12345abcde.cloud.example Tue Jun 11 11:28:23 EDT 2019\n"
instance is booted
... you can connect with "ssh -p2222 debian@10.2.3.4"
... hit Enter when you are finished, and ready to destroy the instance: {pause until user hits Enter}
destroying instance i-12345abcde
destroyed instance i-12345abcde
getting instance list
got instance list (N=14)
found our instance i-12345abcde in returned list
waiting probeInterval 10s
getting instance list
got instance list (N=14)
found our instance i-12345abcde in returned list
waiting probeInterval 10s
getting instance list
got instance list (N=14)
instance i-12345abcde not found in returned list
done
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