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Fuel UI: Post-Deployment Check
Health checks
Fuel provides capabilities to analyze your OpenStack environment functionality through health checks. Fuel's health checks provide status information about the most commonly used components and the most recently performed actions.
The following table describes the Fuel automated health checks.
| Category | Description | Tests |
|---|---|---|
| Sanity tests | Verify overall system operability. If these tests fail, you may need to restart some OpenStack services. Sanity tests will likely be the point on which the success of your deployment pivots, but it is critical to pay close attention to all information collected from theses tests. | Include multiple tests that requests the lists of various OpenStack objects, configurations, and services. If you deploy additional OpenStack services, include tests specific to these services. |
| Functional tests | Reveal networking, system-requirements, and functionality issues. Functional tests verify basic OpenStack operations in normal conditions. | Include multiple tests that create or launch various OpenStack objects and virtual instances. |
| High-availability tests | Verify that the high-availability architecture functions correctly. These tests include verification of RabbitMQ availability, HAproxy back ends status and so on. | Include tests that verify that various components, such as RabbitMQ, Pacemaker, the Galera cluster, and son on are highly-available and operational. |
Platform services functional tests |
Verify basic functionality of the Orchestration service (Heat), Hadoop service (Sahara), Telemetry service (Ceilometer), and Application Catalog service (Murano). |
Include multiple tests that verify functionality of additional OpenStack components. Some services, such as Sahara and Murano, require additional preparation before running a test. For more information, see:
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| Cloud validation tests | Verify that your cloud functions correctly. These tests verify that your nodes have enough free space, as well as various cloud settings, such as log rotation and so on. | Cloud validation tests include:
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| Configuration tests | Verify Fuel configuration. For example, one of the tests verifies that you have changed the default password and suggests to change it if you did not. | Configuration tests include:
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