metrics

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Index

• type MetricsTest
  • func (tc *MetricsTest) AfterAll(f *framework.F)
  • func (tc *MetricsTest) AfterEach(f *framework.F)
  • func (tc *MetricsTest) BeforeAll(f *framework.F)
  • func (tc *MetricsTest) TestMetricsLinux(f *framework.F)
  • func (tc *MetricsTest) TestMetricsWindows(f *framework.F)

Types

type MetricsTest

type MetricsTest struct {
	framework.TC
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func (*MetricsTest) AfterAll

func (tc *MetricsTest) AfterAll(f *framework.F)

Clean up fabio/prometheus

func (*MetricsTest) AfterEach

func (tc *MetricsTest) AfterEach(f *framework.F)

Clean up the target jobs after each test case, but keep fabio/prometheus for reuse between the two test cases (Windows vs Linux)

func (*MetricsTest) BeforeAll

func (tc *MetricsTest) BeforeAll(f *framework.F)

Stand up prometheus to collect metrics from all clients and allocs, with fabio as a system job in front of it so that we don't need to have prometheus use host networking

func (*MetricsTest) TestMetricsLinux

func (tc *MetricsTest) TestMetricsLinux(f *framework.F)

TestMetricsLinux runs a collection of jobs that exercise alloc metrics. Then we query prometheus to verify we're collecting client and alloc metrics and correctly presenting them to the prometheus scraper.

func (*MetricsTest) TestMetricsWindows

func (tc *MetricsTest) TestMetricsWindows(f *framework.F)

TestMetricsWindows runs a collection of jobs that exercise alloc metrics. Then we query prometheus to verify we're collecting client and alloc metrics and correctly presenting them to the prometheus scraper.