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const ( // HTTPBinImage is the container image name we use for deploying the "httpbin" HTTP testing tool. // If you need a simple HTTP server for tests you're writing, use this and check the documentation. // See: https://github.com/kong/httpbin HTTPBinImage = "kong/httpbin:0.1.0" HTTPBinPort = 80 // EchoImage works with TCP, UDP, HTTP, TLS and responds with basic information about its environment and echo // Sample response: // Welcome, you are connected to node kind-control-plane. // Running on Pod tcp-echo-58ccd6b78d-hn9t8. // In namespace foo. // With IP address 10.244.0.13. // See: http://github.com/kong/go-echo EchoImage = "kong/go-echo:0.3.0" EchoTCPPort = 1025 EchoUDPPort = 1026 EchoHTTPPort = 1027 // GRPCBinImage is the container image name we use for deploying the "grpcbin" GRPC testing tool. // See: https://github.com/Kong/grpcbin GRPCBinImage = "kong/grpcbin:latest" GRPCBinPort int32 = 9000 GRPCSBinPort int32 = 9001 // EnvironmentCleanupTimeout is the amount of time that will be given by the test suite to the // testing environment to perform its cleanup when the test suite is shutting down. EnvironmentCleanupTimeout = 3 * time.Minute // RequestTimeout is the amount of time that will be given to any request to complete. RequestTimeout = 10 * time.Second )
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func EchoResponds ¶ added in v3.2.0
EchoResponds takes a TCP or UDP address URL and a Pod name and checks if a go-echo instance is running on that Pod at that address. It sends a message and checks if returned one matches. It returns an error with an explanation if it is not (typical network related errors like io.EOF or syscall.ECONNRESET are returned directly).
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Package kongintegration contains integration tests that require a Kong instance to be running, but do not require a Kubernetes cluster nor full Kong Ingress Controller deployment.
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Package kongintegration contains integration tests that require a Kong instance to be running, but do not require a Kubernetes cluster nor full Kong Ingress Controller deployment. |
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