Integration of automated system tests for NSX and vCenter features

Related to blueprint: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/fuel/+spec/nsx-vcenter-system-tests-smoke

Problem description

We have a lot of acceptance and smoke test cases for NSX and vCenter features, but we haven’t got enough time to perform it manually during feature freeze milestone.

Proposed change

Enable support of automated system tests which are based on manual acceptance test cases of vCenter and NSX features. It will allow us to reduce the time to perform a comprehensive acceptance testing, according to manual test cases that we’ve already created considering different parameters and modes.

Alternatives

If it is not implemented in time, we will perform only manual tests with ‘High’ priority.

Data model impact

None.

REST API impact

None.

Upgrade impact

None.

Security impact

None.

Notifications impact

None.

Other end user impact

None.

Performance Impact

As non functional type of testing, we will check what kind of performance impact NSX can have on lab.

Other deployer impact

None.

Developer impact

None.

Implementation

Assignee(s)

Primary assignee:

  • Tatyana Dubyk (tatka.donets)

Other contributors:

  • Alexander Kosse (al.rem)
  • Eugene Korekin (azkore)

Work Items

  • Create automated system tests according to manual acceptance test cases with different configuration and parameters for nsx and vcenter features, to check that nsx and vcenter features are successfully integrated with each other;
  • Verify that according to blueprints of this release our features with additional settings that are in scope of release work fine;
  • Set up a test environment and debug tests on host, that is allocated for it;
  • Add these tests in already existing Jenkins jobs.

Dependencies

None.

Testing

Check that all tests are implemented according to the required workflow and they run stably in Jenkins jobs.

Documentation Impact

All additional information related to nsx you can find there: http://goo.gl/3Klbq3

References

None.