[WIP] Elastic Stack Testing Framework (ESTF)
This project is a work in progress to provide a common automation framework for elastic stack testing.
The goal is to provide a powerful, easy to use and maintain framework to build test suites.
One main project for this framework is the development of a product integration test suite.
- Automated Integration Testing (AIT)
This project is in early stage development and many things are still being ironed out.
More details can be found:
- Software products under test: Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash, Beats, Cloud, APM, ML
- Ansible is used to install and configure the software products under test
- Python, Pytest and Selenium/Webium will be used for the test framework
- Automated virtual machine support for Vagrant boxes, AWS EC2 and GCP
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Install Python 3
In this repo see version file:
.python-version -
Install Vagrant
In this repo see version:
.vagrant-version -
Install Virtualbox
In this repo see version file:
.virtualbox-version
Running a playbook for provisioning
- Clone repository:
git clone https://github.com/elastic/elastic-stack-testing.git cd elastic-stack-testing- Edit file:
buildenv.sh - Fill in information
- export AIT_RUN_LOCAL=true
- export ES_BUILD_URL=artifacts.elastic.co/[version] ex: 6.2.3
- export ES_BUILD_PKG_EXT=tar
- export AIT_ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK=install_xpack
- export AIT_VM=vagrant_vm
- export AIT_SKIP_VM_CLEANUP=true
- Execute file:
./buildenv.sh
For more options see file: CONTRIBUTING.md
- Machine:
Vagrant, Virtualbox - Machine OS:
Ubuntu-16.04-x86_64 - Node:
Single - Product Versions:
5.6.x, 6.x, 7.x - Product Packages:
tar.gz - Product Types:
Regular and OSS
Building the ci/cloud project requires a github API token.
The API key will need repo access (repo checkbox).
Once a github API token has been acquired two environment variables must be set: GH_OWNER and GH_TOKEN.
GH_OWNER should be set to elastic but can be overridden to your fork if necessary.
GH_OWNER=elastic GH_TOKEN=mytoken ./gradlew build
Please use the issue tracker to report any bugs or enhancement requests. Pull requests are welcome.
Elastic Stack Testing Framework created by Liza Dayoub.
Also see a list of contributors who participated in the project.
Apache License 2.0