Beispiel #1
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def test_kong(kong_version):  # pylint: disable=redefined-outer-name
    pg_env = dict(POSTGRES_USER="******",
                  POSTGRES_PASSWORD="******",
                  POSTGRES_DB="kong")
    kong_env = dict(
        KONG_ADMIN_LISTEN="0.0.0.0:8001",
        KONG_LOG_LEVEL="warn",
        KONG_DATABASE="postgres",
        KONG_PG_DATABASE=pg_env["POSTGRES_DB"],
        KONG_PG_PASSWORD=pg_env["POSTGRES_PASSWORD"],
    )

    with run_container("postgres:9.5", environment=pg_env) as db:
        db_ip = container_ip(db)
        kong_env["KONG_PG_HOST"] = db_ip

        assert wait_for(p(tcp_socket_open, db_ip, 5432))

        with run_service("kong",
                         buildargs={"KONG_VERSION": kong_version},
                         environment=kong_env,
                         command="sleep inf") as migrations:
            if kong_version in ["0.15-centos", "1.0.0-centos"]:
                assert container_cmd_exit_0(migrations,
                                            "kong migrations bootstrap")
            else:
                assert container_cmd_exit_0(migrations, "kong migrations up")

        with run_service("kong",
                         buildargs={"KONG_VERSION": kong_version},
                         environment=kong_env) as kong:
            kong_ip = container_ip(kong)
            assert wait_for(
                p(http_status,
                  url=f"http://{kong_ip}:8001/signalfx",
                  status=[200]))
            config = dedent(f"""
            monitors:
              - type: collectd/kong
                host: {kong_ip}
                port: 8001
                metrics:
                  - metric: connections_handled
                    report: true
            """)
            with Agent.run(config) as agent:
                assert wait_for(
                    p(has_datapoint_with_dim, agent.fake_services, "plugin",
                      "kong")), "Didn't get Kong data point"
 def kubeconfig_exists():
     try:
         return container_cmd_exit_0(
             self.container, "test -f %s" % MINIKUBE_KUBECONFIG_PATH)
     except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e:
         print("requests.exceptions.RequestException:\n%s" % str(e))
         return False
Beispiel #3
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def run_kong(kong_version):
    pg_env = dict(POSTGRES_USER="******",
                  POSTGRES_PASSWORD="******",
                  POSTGRES_DB="kong")
    kong_env = dict(
        KONG_ADMIN_LISTEN="0.0.0.0:8001",
        KONG_LOG_LEVEL="warn",
        KONG_DATABASE="postgres",
        KONG_PG_DATABASE=pg_env["POSTGRES_DB"],
        KONG_PG_PASSWORD=pg_env["POSTGRES_PASSWORD"],
    )

    with run_container("postgres:9.5", environment=pg_env) as db:
        db_ip = container_ip(db)
        kong_env["KONG_PG_HOST"] = db_ip

        assert wait_for(p(tcp_socket_open, db_ip, 5432))

        with run_service("kong",
                         buildargs={"KONG_VERSION": kong_version},
                         environment=kong_env,
                         command="sleep inf") as migrations:
            if kong_version in ["0.15-centos", "1.0.0-centos"]:
                assert container_cmd_exit_0(migrations,
                                            "kong migrations bootstrap")
            else:
                assert container_cmd_exit_0(migrations, "kong migrations up")

        with run_service("kong",
                         buildargs={"KONG_VERSION": kong_version},
                         environment=kong_env) as kong, run_container(
                             "openresty/openresty:1.15.8.1-4-centos",
                             files=[(SCRIPT_DIR / "echo.conf",
                                     "/etc/nginx/conf.d/echo.conf")]) as echo:
            kong_ip = container_ip(kong)
            kong_admin = f"http://{kong_ip}:8001"
            assert wait_for(
                p(http_status, url=f"{kong_admin}/signalfx", status=[200]))

            paths, _ = configure_kong(kong_admin, kong_version,
                                      container_ip(echo))
            # Needs time to settle after creating routes.
            retry(lambda: run_traffic(paths, f"http://{kong_ip}:8000"),
                  AssertionError,
                  interval_seconds=2)
            yield kong_ip
Beispiel #4
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def test_signalfx_forwarder_app(splunk_version):
    with run_splunk(splunk_version) as [cont, backend]:
        splunk_host = container_ip(cont)
        assert wait_for(p(http_status, url=f"http://{splunk_host}:8000", status=[200]), 120), "service didn't start"

        time.sleep(5)

        # add certs for fake backend to splunk python
        cert_path = cont.exec_run("splunk cmd python -m requests.certs", stderr=False).output.decode("utf-8")
        assert cert_path, "failed to get cert path for splunk python"
        assert container_cmd_exit_0(cont, f"sh -c 'cat /*.cert >> {cert_path}'")

        assert container_cmd_exit_0(cont, "/test/install-app.sh", user="******"), "failed to install app"
        assert wait_for(p(http_status, url=f"http://{splunk_host}:8000", status=[200]), 120), "service didn't start"

        assert wait_for(
            p(has_series_data, cont), timeout_seconds=60, interval_seconds=2
        ), "timed out waiting for series data"

        try:
            # test tosfx query with time
            cmd = (
                "search 'index=_internal series=* | table _time kb ev max_age | `gauge(kb)` "
                "| `counter(ev)` | `cumulative_counter(max_age)` | tosfx'"
            )
            code, output = run_splunk_cmd(cont, cmd)
            assert code == 0, output.decode("utf-8")
            assert wait_for(p(has_datapoint, backend, metric="kb", metric_type="gauge", has_timestamp=True))
            assert wait_for(p(has_datapoint, backend, metric="ev", metric_type="counter", has_timestamp=True))
            assert wait_for(
                p(has_datapoint, backend, metric="max_age", metric_type="cumulative_counter", has_timestamp=True)
            )

            # check that datapoints are not streaming
            num_datapoints = len(backend.datapoints)
            assert ensure_always(lambda: len(backend.datapoints) == num_datapoints, timeout_seconds=60)

            # test tosfx query without time
            backend.reset_datapoints()
            cmd = (
                "search 'index=_internal series=* | table kb ev max_age | `gauge(kb)` "
                "| `counter(ev)` | `cumulative_counter(max_age)` | tosfx'"
            )
            code, output = run_splunk_cmd(cont, cmd)
            assert code == 0, output.decode("utf-8")
            assert wait_for(p(has_datapoint, backend, metric="kb", metric_type="gauge", has_timestamp=False))
            assert wait_for(p(has_datapoint, backend, metric="ev", metric_type="counter", has_timestamp=False))
            assert wait_for(
                p(has_datapoint, backend, metric="max_age", metric_type="cumulative_counter", has_timestamp=False)
            )

        finally:
            print_datapoints(backend)
            code, output = cont.exec_run("cat /opt/splunk/var/log/splunk/python.log")
            if code == 0 and output:
                print("/opt/splunk/var/log/splunk/python.log:")
                print(output.decode("utf-8"))
            code, output = cont.exec_run("cat /opt/splunk/var/log/splunk/signalfx-forwarder-app.log")
            if code == 0 and output:
                print("/opt/splunk/var/log/splunk/signalfx-forwarder-app.log")
                print(output.decode("utf-8"))