Beispiel #1
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def test_simple_deploy():
    with create_work_dir() as workdir:
        commands = CommandTester(workdir)
        commands.init()
        commands.build()
        commands.deploy()
        commands.undeploy()
Beispiel #2
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def test_add_remove_config():
    """
    Tests adding a new config, and then lists the configs to ensure that the
    new config is listed.  Remove the config and then lists the configs to 
    ensure that the config has been removed.
    """
    with create_work_dir() as workdir:
        commands = CommandTester(workdir)
        commands.init()

        # list the configs
        original_configs, _ = commands.config(subcommand="list")

        # add a new config named `foo`
        new_config = "foo"
        new_value = "bar"
        commands.config(subcommand="set",
                        config_name=new_config,
                        config_value=new_value)

        # list the configs again to ensure that the new config is added.
        updated_configs, _ = commands.config(subcommand="list")
        assert updated_configs != original_configs
        p = re.compile("{}[\s]+{}".format(new_config, new_value))
        assert p.search(str(updated_configs))

        # remove the config and then ensure that the config has been removed.
        commands.config(subcommand="remove", config_name=new_config)
        updated_configs, _ = commands.config(subcommand="list")
        p = re.compile("{}[\s]+{}".format(new_config, new_value))
        assert not p.search(str(updated_configs))
Beispiel #3
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def test_deploying_templates(template):
    with create_work_dir() as workdir:
        commands = CommandTester(workdir)
        commands.init(template)
        commands.build()
        commands.deploy()
        commands.undeploy()
Beispiel #4
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def test_watch_build_and_deploy_no_push():
    with create_work_dir() as workdir:
        commands = CommandTester(workdir)
        commands.init()
        commands.build(watch=True)
        commands.deploy()
        commands.deploy(no_push=True)
        commands.undeploy()
Beispiel #5
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def test_config_list():
    """
    Tests listing configs in an init directory
    """
    with create_work_dir() as workdir:
        commands = CommandTester(workdir)
        commands.init()
        commands.config(subcommand="list")
Beispiel #6
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def test_interactive_deploy():
    with create_work_dir() as workdir:
        commands = CommandTester(workdir)
        commands.init()
        commands.build()
        try:
            commands.deploy(interactive=True)
            commands.status()
        finally:
            commands.undeploy()
            commands.status()
Beispiel #7
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def test_no_push_deploy():
    with create_work_dir() as workdir:
        commands = CommandTester(workdir)
        commands.init()
        commands.build()
        try:
            commands.deploy()
            commands.status()
            commands.deploy(no_push=True)
            commands.status()
        finally:
            commands.undeploy()
            commands.status()
Beispiel #8
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def test_local_templates():
    """ Tests creating a new template in a clone of mlt.  Verifies that we can
    specify the template-repo for mlt template list and see the new template in
    the list.  Then uses mlt init to create an app with our new template and
    verifies that the app directory exists. """
    # Create a git clone of mlt to use as a local template diretory
    with git_helpers.clone_repo(project.basedir()) as temp_clone:
        # Add a new test template to the local mlt template directory
        templates_directory = os.path.join(temp_clone, constants.TEMPLATES_DIR)
        new_template_name = "test-local"
        new_template_directory = os.path.join(templates_directory,
                                              new_template_name)
        os.mkdir(new_template_directory)
        new_template_file = os.path.join(new_template_directory, "README.md")
        with open(new_template_file, "w") as f:
            f.write("New local template for testing")

        # call mlt template list and then check the output
        output = call_template_list(temp_clone)

        # template list should include our new test-local template
        desired_template_output = """Template             Description
-------------------  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
hello-world          A TensorFlow python HelloWorld example run through Kubernetes Jobs.
pytorch              Sample distributed application taken from http://pytorch.org/tutorials/intermediate/dist_tuto.html
pytorch-distributed  A distributed PyTorch MNIST example run using the pytorch-operator.
test-local           New local template for testing
tf-dist-mnist        A distributed TensorFlow MNIST model which designates worker 0 as the chief.
tf-distributed       A distributed TensorFlow matrix multiplication run through the TensorFlow Kubernetes Operator.
"""
        assert output == desired_template_output

        # init an app with this new template and verify that the app exists
        with create_work_dir() as workdir:
            commands = CommandTester(workdir)
            commands.init(template=new_template_name, template_repo=temp_clone)
            app_directory = os.path.join(workdir, commands.app_name)
            assert os.path.isdir(app_directory)
            assert os.path.isfile(os.path.join(app_directory, "README.md"))
Beispiel #9
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def test_update_config():
    """
    Tests the `name` config and then checks the config list to ensure that
    the new `name` is listed.
    """
    with create_work_dir() as workdir:
        commands = CommandTester(workdir)
        commands.init()

        # list the configs
        original_configs, _ = commands.config(subcommand="list")

        # set the `name` config to `foo`
        new_name = "foo"
        commands.config(subcommand="set",
                        config_name="name",
                        config_value=new_name)

        # list the configs again and compare to ensure the `name` was updated.
        updated_configs, _ = commands.config(subcommand="list")
        assert updated_configs != original_configs
        p = re.compile("name[\s]+{}".format(new_name))
        assert p.search(str(updated_configs))