Developers can run a test script which will verify the end-to-end Docker Solution.
- Python >= 3.7
- Have all containers from Docker solution running.
To run the test script, users must navigate to this directory, install the required packages and then run the script:
pip install -r requirements.txt
pytest tests.py
The test script, by default, uses the ports assigned to the containers in this
docker-compose file, so if the Docker solution in
its current setup started with no issues, then the test script will run as is. If for any reason
the user changed the ports in that file, they must also either, provide the following parameters variables:
proxy_endpoint, source_endpoint, and target_endpoint respectively, or update the default value
for them in conftest.py.
This script accepts various parameters to customize its behavior. Below is a list of available parameters along with their default values and acceptable choices:
--unique_id: The unique identifier to apply to created indices/documents.- Default: Generated uuid
--config_file_path: The services yaml config file path for the console library.- Default:
/etc/migration_services.yaml
- Default:
The test script is implemented with a setup and teardown functions that are ran after each and every test where additions made to the endpoints are deleted, mostly cleaning up after themselves, however, as we log all operations going through the proxy (which is capturing the traffic), those are only being deleted after the Docker solution is shut down.