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README.rst

Welcome!

This contains the Tempest testing code for the Neutron Load Balancer as a Service (LBaaS) service. The tests currently require Tempest to be installed with a working devstack instance. It is assumed that you also have Neutron with the Neutron LBaaS service installed.

Please see /neutron-lbaas/devstack/README.md for the required devstack configuration settings for Neutron-LBaaS.

API and SCENARIO Testing with Tempest:

Included in the repo are Tempest tests. If you are familiar with the Tempest Testing Framework continue on, otherwise please see the Tempest README :

https://github.com/openstack/tempest/blob/master/README.rst

1. Using Devstack

If you have a running devstack environment, tempest will be automatically configured and placed in /opt/stack/tempest. It will have a configuration file, tempest.conf, already set up to work with your devstack installation.

Tests can be run in the following way but you need to have devstack running

for apiv1 tests :

$> tox -e apiv1

for apiv2 tests :

$> tox -e apiv2

for scenario tests :

$> tox -e scenario

2. Not using Devstack

6/19/2015 - As we do not have an external OpenStack environment with Neutron_LBaaS V2 to test with, this is TBD

3. Packages tempest vs. tempest-lib

As of 6/19/2015, tests are being migrated to tempest-lib, and while both that library and these tests are in-progress, a specific subset of tempest is also included in this repo at neutron_lbaas/tests/tempest/lib.

External Resources:

For more information on the Tempest testing framework see: <https://github.com/openstack/tempest>