pytest-inmanta-lsm 1.5.0

Common fixtures for inmanta LSM related modules

pytest-inmanta-lsm

A pytest plugin to test inmanta modules that use lsm, it is built on top of pytest-inmanta and pytest-inmanta-extensions

Installation

pip install pytest-inmanta-lsm

Context

This plugin is used to push code to a remote orchestrator and interact with it, via the LSM north-bound-api It requires an LSM enabled orchestrator, with no ssl or authentication enabled, in a default setup and ssh access to the orchestrator machine, with a user that has sudo permissions.

Usage

This plugin is built around the remote_orchestrator fixture. It offers features to

A typical testcase using this plugin looks as follows:

def test_full_cycle(project, remote_orchestrator):
    # get connection to remote_orchestrator
    client = remote_orchestrator.client

    # setup project
    project.compile(
        """
        import quickstart
        """
    )

    # sync project and export service entities
    remote_orchestrator.export_service_entities()

    # verify the service is in the catalog
    result = client.lsm_service_catalog_get_entity(remote_orchestrator.environment, SERVICE_NAME)
    assert result.code == 200

    # get a ManagedInstance object, to simplifies interacting with a specific service instance
    service_instance = remote_orchestrator.get_managed_instance(SERVICE_NAME)

    # create an instance and wait for it to be up
    service_instance.create(
        attributes={"router_ip": "10.1.9.17", "interface_name": "eth1", "address": "10.0.0.254/24", "vlan_id": 14},
        wait_for_state="up",
    )

    # make validation fail by creating a duplicate
    remote_orchestrator.get_managed_instance(SERVICE_NAME).create(
        attributes={"router_ip": "10.1.9.17", "interface_name": "eth1", "address": "10.0.0.254/24", "vlan_id": 14},
        wait_for_state="rejected",
    )

    service_instance.update(
        attribute_updates={"vlan_id": 42},
        wait_for_state="up",
    )

    # break it down
    service_instance.delete()

Options

The following options are available.

• --lsm_host remote orchestrator to use for the remote_orchestrator fixture, overrides INMANTA_LSM_HOST
• --lsm_user username to use to ssh to the remote orchestrator, overrides INMANTA_LSM_USER
• --lsm_port port to use to ssh to the remote orchestrator, overrides INMANTA_LSM_PORT
• --lsm_environment the environment to use on the remote server (it is created if it doesn't exist), overrides INMANTA_LSM_ENVIRONMENT
• --lsm_noclean Don't cleanup the orchestrator after last test (for debugging purposes)
• --lsm_ssl Connect to the remote orchestrator using SSL/TLS, overrides INMANTA_LSM_SSL
• --lsm_token The token used to authenticate to the remote orchestrator when authentication is enabled, overrides INMANTA_LSM_TOKEN
• --lsm_ca_cert The path to the CA certificate file used to authenticate the remote orchestrator, overrides INMANTA_LSM_CA_CERT

Environment variables

The following environment variables are available:

• INMANTA_LSM_MODULE_CONSTRAINTS : semi-colon separated list of constraints e.g : "lsm~=2.12.0"

Running tests

Pre-requisites

Testing (and using) pytest-inmanta-lsm requires:

• an available orchestrator to test against
• ssh access to this orchestrator

Steps

1. install dependencies:

 pip install -r  requirements.dev.txt  -r  requirements.txt

2. pass the config for pytest-inmanta-lsm via environment variables. e.g.

export INMANTA_LSM_HOST=<the orchestrator>
export INMANTA_LSM_USER=<user>

3. set the repo for inmanta to pull LSM from

export INMANTA_MODULE_REPO=https://USER:[e-mail]/git/inmanta-service-orchestrator/5/{}.git

4. run the tests

   pytest tests