e2e

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Testing

This document is to help developers understand how to test CAPV.

e2e

This section illustrates how to do end-to-end (e2e) testing with CAPV.

Requirements

In order to run the e2e tests the following requirements must be met:

• Administrative access to a vSphere server
• The testing must occur on a host that can access the VMs deployed to vSphere via the network
• Ginkgo (download)
• Docker (download)
• Kind v0.7.0+ (download)

Environment variables

The first step to running the e2e tests is setting up the required environment variables:

Environment variable	Description	Example
VSPHERE_SERVER	The IP address or FQDN of a vCenter 6.7u3 server	my.vcenter.com
VSPHERE_USERNAME	The username used to access the vSphere server	my-username
VSPHERE_PASSWORD	The password used to access the vSphere server	my-password
VSPHERE_DATACENTER	The unique name or inventory path of the datacenter in which VMs will be created	my-datacenter or /my-datacenter
VSPHERE_FOLDER	The unique name or inventory path of the folder in which VMs will be created	my-folder or /my-datacenter/vm/my-folder
VSPHERE_RESOURCE_POOL	The unique name or inventory path of the resource pool in which VMs will be created	my-resource-pool or /my-datacenter/host/Cluster-1/Resources/my-resource-pool
VSPHERE_DATASTORE	The unique name or inventory path of the datastore in which VMs will be created	my-datastore or /my-datacenter/datstore/my-datastore
VSPHERE_NETWORK	The unique name or inventory path of the network to which VMs will be connected	my-network or /my-datacenter/network/my-network
VSPHERE_HAPROXY_TEMPLATE	The unique name or inventory path of the template from which the HAProxy load balancer VMs are cloned	my-haproxy-template or /my-datacenter/vm/my-haproxy-template

Running the e2e tests

Run the following command to execute the CAPV e2e tests:

make e2e GC_KIND=false

The above command should build the CAPV manager image locally and use that image with the e2e test suite.

Documentation

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