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Package test provides common resources useful for testing many Ceph daemons. This includes functions for testing that resources match what is expected.
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Functions ¶
func VerifyAppLabels ¶
VerifyAppLabels returns a descriptive error if app labels are not present or not as expected.
Types ¶
type ContainerTestDefinition ¶
type ContainerTestDefinition struct {
// Image is the name of the container image
Image *string
// Command is the container command
Command []string
// Args is a list of expected arguments in the same format as the expected arguments from
// the ArgumentsMatchExpected() function.
Args [][]string
// InOrderArgs is a map of argument position (int) to the argument itself (string). If the
// "third" arg must be exactly the third argument this should be: InOrderArgs[2]="third"
InOrderArgs map[int]string
// VolumeMountNames is a list of volume mount names which must be mounted in the container
VolumeMountNames []string
// EnvCount is the number of 'Env' variables the container should define
EnvCount *int
// Ports is a list of ports the container must define. This list is in order, and each port's
// 'ContainerPort' and 'Protocol' are tested for equality.
// Note: port's in general aren't order-dependent, but there is not yet a method to test for
// the existence of a port in a list of ports without caring about order.
Ports []v1.ContainerPort
// IsPrivileged tests if the container is privileged (true) or unprivileged (false)
IsPrivileged *bool
}
ContainerTestDefinition defines which k8s container values to test and what those values should be. Any definition item may be nil, and a nil value will prevent the item from being tested in the container test.
func (*ContainerTestDefinition) TestContainer ¶
func (d *ContainerTestDefinition) TestContainer( t *testing.T, moniker string, cont *v1.Container, logger *capnslog.PackageLogger, )
TestContainer tests that a container matches the container test definition. Moniker is a name given to the container for identifying it in tests. Cont is the container to be tested. Logger is the logger to output logs to.