ruby-lxc/test/test_lxc_long_running.rb
2014-03-26 17:47:58 -03:00

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require 'test/unit'
require 'lxc'
require 'test_helpers'
if RUBY_VERSION.to_f > 1.8
class TestLXCLongRunning < Test::Unit::TestCase
include TestHelpers
def setup
if Process::Sys::geteuid != 0
raise 'This test must be run as root'
end
@name = 'test'
@container = LXC::Container.new(@name)
@container.create('ubuntu') unless @container.defined?
@container.start unless @container.running?
@container.unfreeze
# Destroy leftover snapshots so we don't take up the whole disk
@container.snapshot_list.each do |snapshot, commentfile, timestamp, snapshotfile|
@container.snapshot_destroy(snapshot)
end
end
# TODO find a way to test unblockness for functions that don't run quite so long
# def test_add_device_node_allows_ruby_to_continue
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# @container.add_device_node('/dev/ttyS0')
# end
# end
def test_attach_wait_true_allows_ruby_to_continue
assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
@container.attach(:wait => true) do
sleep(2)
end
end
end
def test_clone_allows_ruby_to_continue
# Ensure the "cloned" VM does not exist
cloned_name = "#{@name}_cloned"
cloned_to_destroy = LXC::Container.new(cloned_name)
cloned_to_destroy.destroy if cloned_to_destroy.defined?
cloned = nil
@container.stop
begin
assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
cloned = @container.clone(cloned_name)
end
ensure
@container.start
end
# Verify that it did something
assert(@container.name == @name, "original container name has changed from '#{@name}' to '#{@container.name}''")
assert(@container.running?, "original container is not running")
assert(cloned.name == cloned_name, "new container name should be '#{cloned_name}', is '#{cloned.name}'")
assert(cloned.init_pid != @container.init_pid, "cloned container init pid is the same as the original! Something ain't right.")
end
# TODO Unsure how to test this without attaching to the actual tty! Must be a way to obtain a pipe or false tty of some sort. Manual run reveals it works, however.
# def test_console_allows_ruby_to_continue
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# @container.console
# end
# end
def test_destroy_allows_ruby_to_continue
container = LXC::Container.new("test_destroy")
container.create('ubuntu') if !container.defined?
assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
container.destroy
end
assert(!container.defined?, "Destroy did not destroy the container!")
end
# TODO find a way to test unblockness for functions that don't run quite so long
# def test_freeze_allows_ruby_to_continue
# begin
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# @container.freeze
# end
# ensure
# @container.unfreeze
# end
# end
# TODO find a way to test unblockness for functions that don't run quite so long
# def test_load_config_allows_ruby_to_continue
# File.open('/tmp/blah', 'w') do |file|
# file.write("\n\n\n\n")
# end
# begin
# container = LXC::Container.new('blahdeblah')
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# container.load_config('/tmp/blah')
# end
# ensure
# File.delete('/tmp/blah')
# end
# end
# TODO find a way to test unblockness for functions that don't run quite so long
# def test_reboot_allows_ruby_to_continue
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# @container.reboot
# end
# end
# TODO find a way to test unblockness for functions that don't run quite so long
# def test_remove_device_node_allows_ruby_to_continue
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# @container.remove_device_node('/dev/ttyS0')
# end
# end
# TODO find a way to test unblockness for functions that don't run quite so long
# def test_save_config_allows_ruby_to_continue
# File.unlink('/tmp/blah') if File.exist?('/tmp/blah')
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# @container.save_config('/tmp/blah')
# end
# assert(File.exist?('/tmp/blah'), "save_config did not save /tmp/blah!")
# end
def test_shutdown_allows_ruby_to_continue
begin
assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
@container.shutdown
end
ensure
@container.start if !@container.running?
end
end
def test_snapshot_allows_ruby_to_continue
@container.stop
begin
assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
@container.snapshot
end
ensure
@container.start
end
end
def test_snapshot_destroy_allows_ruby_to_continue
@container.stop
begin
snapshot = @container.snapshot
assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
@container.snapshot_destroy(snapshot)
end
ensure
@container.start
end
end
# TODO find a way to test unblockness for functions that don't run quite so long
# def test_snapshot_list_allows_ruby_to_continue
# @container.stop
# begin
# snapshot = @container.snapshot
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# assert(@container.snapshot_list > 0, "Snapshot list was empty!"
# end
# ensure
# @container.start
# end
# end
def test_snapshot_restore_allows_ruby_to_continue
@container.stop
begin
snapshot = @container.snapshot
assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
@container.snapshot_restore(snapshot)
end
ensure
@container.start
end
end
def test_start_allows_ruby_to_continue
@container.stop
assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
@container.start
end
assert(@container.running?, "Start did not start container! State = #{@container.state}")
end
# TODO find a way to test unblockness for functions that don't run quite so long
# def test_stop_allows_ruby_to_continue
# begin
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# @container.stop
# end
# assert(!@container.running?, "Stop did not stop container! State = #{@container.state}")
# ensure
# @container.start if !@container.running?
# end
# end
# TODO find a way to test unblockness for functions that don't run quite so long
# def test_unfreeze_allows_ruby_to_continue
# @container.freeze
# assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
# @container.unfreeze
# end
# end
def test_wait_allows_ruby_to_continue
t = Thread.new do
sleep(0.5)
@container.stop
end
begin
assert_long_running_function_does_not_block_ruby do
@container.wait(:stopped, 2)
end
assert(@container.state == :stopped, "Container never stopped! State is now #{@container.state.inspect}")
ensure
t.join
@container.start if !@container.running?
end
end
end
end