Delete system tests, wich duplicate tempest

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Yevgeniy
2016-06-01 17:01:56 +03:00
committed by Yevgeniy Shapovalov
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@@ -3,44 +3,6 @@ System testing
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Check connectivity between instances in a single private network
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ID
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contrail_vm_connection_in_single_net
Description
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Check connectivity between instances placed in a single private network and hosted on different nodes via Contrail network
Complexity
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Advanced
Steps
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1. Login as admin to Openstack Horizon UI
2. Launch 2 new instances. Make sure that VMs were scheduled to different compute nodes. Otherwise, migrate vm2 to another compute
3. Check ping connectivity between instances
4. Connect to Compute Node via SSH and check the VM's connections with flow's command (flow -l)
5. Verify on Contrail controller WebUI that network is there and VMs are attached to it
Expected results
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Ping should get a response, VMs are present in Contrail controller WebUI
Check no connectivity between VMs in different tenants via Contrail network
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@@ -157,46 +119,6 @@ Expected results
The network is created, ping should get a response, VMs are present in Contrail controller WebUI
Check connectivity via external Contrail network with floating IP
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ID
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contrail_vm_connection_with_floating_ip
Description
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Check connectivity VMs with external network with floating IP via Contrail network
Complexity
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Advanced
Steps
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1. Login to Openstack Horizon UI
2. Launch a new instance
3. Login on Contrail controller WebUI and verify that VMs are attached to it
4. Assign a Floating IP to the VM via Contrail controller WebUI
5. Connect to the instance via VNC (Horizon) and send ping to 8.8.8.8 or any other IP outside the cloud
6. Allow incoming ICMP from any address in Security group section via Contrail WebUI
7. Send ping from external (HOST) machine to Floating IP (emulate external network)
Expected results
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Floating IP is added, ping should get a response, VMs are present in Contrail controller WebUI
Create and terminate networks and verify in Contrail UI
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@@ -274,45 +196,6 @@ Expected results
All steps must be completed successfully, without any errors.
Test new security group
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ID
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launch_instances_with_new_security_group
Description
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Launch instance with new security group and check connection after deleting ICMP and TCP rules
Complexity
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Advanced
Steps
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1. Login as admin to Openstack Horizon UI
2. Launch 2 instances
3. Verify that instances are present in Contrail UI
4. Create a security group to allow TCP traffic port 22.
5. Create a security group to allow ICMP traffic.
6. Apply the security groups to the instances in different variation
Expected results
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Connectivity must comply with the rules
Check connectivity on different nodes and different private networks
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@@ -359,91 +242,6 @@ Expected results
Ping should get a response, VMs are present in Contrail controller WebUI
Check connectivity on a single node and different private networks
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ID
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contrail_vm_connect_on_single_node
Description
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Check connectivity between instances placed in different private networks and hosted on a single node
Complexity
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Advanced
Steps
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1. Login as admin to Openstack Horizon UI
2. Create 2 networks
3. Launch 2 instances in different network. Make sure that VMs were placed on one compute nodes.
4. Connect the networks (create a router via horizon)
5. Check ping connectivity between instances
6. Remove the router
7. Connect to Compute node via SSH and check the VM's connections with flow's command (flow -l)
8. Ping not get response
9. Login to Contrail WebUI
10. Connect the networks via Contrail Network Policies
11. Check ping connectivity between instances
12. Connect to Compute node via SSH and check the VM's connections with flow's command (flow -l)Ping should get a response
13. Verify on Contrail controller WebUI that networks is there and VMs are attached to it
Expected results
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All steps must be completed successfully, without any errors.
Check connectivity on a single node and a single private networks
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ID
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contrail_vm_connect_on_single_node_single_net
Description
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Check connectivity for instances scheduled on a single compute in a single private network
Complexity
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Advanced
Steps
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1. Login as admin to Openstack Horizon UI
2. Create a network
3. Launch 2 new instances in the network. Make sure that VMs were placed on one compute nodes.
4. Check ping connectivity between instances
5. Connect to Compute node via SSH and check the VM's connections with flow's command (flow -l)
6. Verify on Contrail controller WebUI that network is there and VMs are attached to it
Expected results
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All steps must be completed successfully, without any errors.
Check ability to a create contrail-specific attributes heat template
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@@ -477,126 +275,3 @@ Expected results
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Stack should be created.
Verify port security for instances
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ID
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contrail_port_security
Description
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Verify that only the associated MAC and IP addresses can communicate on the logical port.
Complexity
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advanced
Steps
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1. Login as admin to Openstack Horizon UI
2. Launch a new instances
3. Connect to the instance via VNC (Horizon) and manually change IP address
4. Check network connectivity (for example ping)
5. Return IP value on the instance and change MAC address
6. Check network connectivity (for example ping)
Expected results
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Ping should not get a response.
Enable/disable port to VM
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ID
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contrail_enable_disable_port_to_vm
Description
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Enable/disable port to VM
Complexity
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advanced
Steps
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1. Create a network
2. Launch 2 instance with it
3. Verify status of instances
4. Check ping connectivity between instances
5. Disable port of an instance
6. Check ping connectivity between instances
7. Enable port of an instance
8. Check ping connectivity between instances
Expected results
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All steps must be completed successfully, without any errors.
Check ssh-connection by floating ip for vm after deleting floating ip
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ID
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contrail_ssh_connect_after_deleting_floating_ip
Description
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Check ssh-connection by floating ip for vm after deleting floating ip
Complexity
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Advanced
Steps
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1. Create a network with CIDR 10.1.1.0/24
2. Create a new security group
3. Add Ingress rule for TCP protocol to the security group
4. Create an instance in the network/the security group
5. Associate floating IP for the instance
6. Connect to the instance via ssh and floating IP
7. Without stopping ssh-connection disassociate floating ip from vm
8. Check that connection is stopped
9. Connect to the instance via ssh and floating IP again
10. Check that connection is unreacheable
Expected results
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All steps must be completed successfully, without any errors.