-David
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The discussion about Libvirt File Injection on the main list reminded me
that I am not clear on what we mean that a functional test passes. For
example, in one version of the stress test we are going to check in, the
test assigns a floating ip and ssh's to the created server to make sure
it is, by some definition, working. It looks like the Tempest test of
server creation passes if the API response says it did. Is this
adequate? Another example is that if we are testing that a volume is
attached to a server, don't we have to ssh to the server and make sure
that the volume is accessible? Perhaps these aspects are tested by the
nova unit tests but at first glance it did not seem so.
- [Openstack-qa-team] Tempest and functional test success defi... David Kranz
- Re: [Openstack-qa-team] Tempest and functional test suc... Daryl Walleck
- Re: [Openstack-qa-team] Tempest and functional test... Gabe Westmaas
