def test_exception():
# do directly to exception:
with pytest.raises(FailedActivity,
match=r"configuration is not complete.*"):
network_advanced(instance_ids=['CLIENT1', 'CLIENT2'],
execution_duration="1",
command="loss 5%")
with pytest.raises(FailedActivity,
match=r"configuration is not complete.*"):
burn_cpu(instance_ids=['CLIENT1'], execution_duration="1")
with pytest.raises(FailedActivity,
match=r"configuration is not complete.*"):
burn_io(instance_ids=['CLIENT1', 'CLIENT2'], execution_duration="1")
with pytest.raises(FailedActivity,
match=r"configuration is not complete.*"):
fill_disk(instance_ids=['CLIENT1'], execution_duration="1")
with pytest.raises(FailedActivity,
match=r"configuration is not complete.*"):
network_corruption(instance_ids=['CLIENT1', 'CLIENT2'],
execution_duration="1")
with pytest.raises(FailedActivity,
match=r"configuration is not complete.*"):
network_loss(instance_ids=['CLIENT1', 'CLIENT2'],
execution_duration="1")
with pytest.raises(FailedActivity,
match=r"configuration is not complete.*"):
network_latency(instance_ids=['CLIENT1'], execution_duration="1")
def test_network_advanced_on_linux(init, open):
# mock
client = MagicMock()
init.return_value = client
client.get_grains_get.return_value = {'CLIENT1': "Linux"}
client.async_run_cmd.return_value = "20190830103239148771"
client.get_async_cmd_result.return_value = {'CLIENT1': "Stressing CLIENT1 1 CPUs for 180 seconds.\nStressing 1 CPUs for 180 seconds. Done\nexperiment strees_cpu <CLIENT1> -> success"}
client.async_cmd_exit_success.return_value = {'CLIENT1': True}
# do
network_advanced(instance_ids=['CLIENT1'], execution_duration="1", command="loss 5%")
open.assert_called_with(AnyStringWith("network_advanced.sh"))
client.get_grains_get.assert_called_with(['CLIENT1'], 'kernel')
client.async_run_cmd.assert_called_with('CLIENT1', 'cmd.run', AnyStringWith('script'))
client.async_cmd_exit_success.assert_called_with('20190830103239148771')
client.get_async_cmd_result.assert_called_with('20190830103239148771')
def test_network_advanced_on_linux_two_error_in_execution(init, open):
# mock
client = MagicMock()
init.return_value = client
client.get_grains_get.return_value = {
'CLIENT1': "Linux",
'CLIENT2': "Linux"
}
client.async_run_cmd.return_value = "20190830103239148772"
client.get_async_cmd_result.return_value = {
'CLIENT1':
"Stressing CLIENT1 1 CPUs for 180 seconds.\nStressing 1 CPUs for 180 seconds. Done\nexperiment strees_cpu <CLIENT1> -> success",
'CLIENT2': "experiment strees_cpu <CLIENT2> -> success"
}
client.async_cmd_exit_success.return_value = {
'CLIENT1': True,
'CLIENT2': False
}
# do
with pytest.raises(FailedActivity,
match=r"One of experiments are failed among.*"):
network_advanced(instance_ids=['CLIENT1', 'CLIENT2'],
execution_duration="1",
command="loss 5%")
# assert
open.assert_called_with(AnyStringWith("network_advanced.sh"))
client.get_grains_get.assert_called_with(['CLIENT1', 'CLIENT2'], 'kernel')
assert client.async_run_cmd.mock_calls == [
call('CLIENT1', 'cmd.run', AnyStringWith('script')),
call('CLIENT2', 'cmd.run', AnyStringWith('script'))
]
assert client.async_cmd_exit_success.mock_calls == [
call('20190830103239148772'),
call('20190830103239148772')
]
assert client.get_async_cmd_result.mock_calls == [
call('20190830103239148772'),
call('20190830103239148772')
]