This corrects the path handling in the CI and removes a lot of
redundancy in the CI definitions. Also adds fixed log collection
from https://review.opendev.org/#/c/649526/ to make the CI pass.
Removes handling of ZUUL_CHANGES. It is not present in new jobs,
and its use case in Bifrost is completely unclear.
Eventually, we should rewrite the whole test-bifrost.sh in ansible,
but that's a much bigger task.
Change-Id: Id893e816a7806e7d75282628817288d8a34ab8af
We previously had four separate test scripts to control basic
tests, tests where bifrost and its dependencies install into
a virtual environment, tests where bifrost builds a deployment image,
and tests where bifrost uses DHCP. This resulted in the scripts getting
out of sync with one another as changes were made. In order to increase
consistency in testing and improve maintainability, consolidate the three
scripts into test-bifrost.sh, add symlinks where the other scripts were,
and update the documentation.
Change-Id: Ic005960d00a145fc7b28ed423fb8f92e41d7ef0b
The DHCP test ultimately relies upon bifrost putting in place
the correct DHCP configuration to reliably boot machines, and then
(hopefully) ensure that no unknown machines are given leases.
This is in order to help simulate the Infracloud configuration.
In order to do this, and hopefully get the CI test into a passing
state, I have increased the amount of memory allocated to each VM
as the realistic minimum for IPA is 1 GB, and introduced specific
stops and starts to VMs present during the test sequence in order
to limit the number of concurrent running virtual machines.
Change-Id: Ia612414edd80d154200e9df12b410a327db19cff
It will run a play where it will spin up five vms, and will
truncate inventory to consider only three. The play will
configure dns using dynamic inventory, and will take an
extra parameter to specify if we want static ips or not.
It will perform a test on dnsmasq leases file, to ensure that
the dhcp behaviour is working as expected, depending on
the settings.
Change-Id: If56488f78524ceba201b50f76df306620744cda5
Dmitry Tantsur