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diff --git a/docs/testing/user/teststrategy/index.rst b/docs/testing/user/teststrategy/index.rst index f5f2da80..db05e035 100644 --- a/docs/testing/user/teststrategy/index.rst +++ b/docs/testing/user/teststrategy/index.rst @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Compliance and Verification program test specification ====================================================== .. toctree:: -:maxdepth: 2 + :maxdepth: 2 Version history =============== @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ achieved. Compliance to the Pharos specification is evaluated as a component of the test suite and provides an visibility into the physical infrastructures ability to scale in accordance with OPNFV requirements. The test suite itself does not -require and infrastructure that is running to be deployed at scale in order to pass the tests. It is assumed the +require an infrastructure that is running to be deployed at scale in order to pass the tests. It is assumed the compliance to Pharos provides enough infrastructure validation that the capability is inherent. Characteristics @@ -152,43 +152,12 @@ Test planning and preparation https://jira.opnfv.org/browse/DOVETAIL-384 -Give an outline of the planning phase. +Give an outline of the planning phase, refer to the detailed system prep guide and test guides here. --------------- -Pre-requisites --------------- - -Describe what needs to be in place before starting. - -Required Infrastructure, connectivity needs, LF & CVP accounts and any additional security or peripheral needs. -Use sub-chapters for instance for any accounts etc that need to be created. - -------------------------------------------- -Preparing the virtualisation infrastructure -------------------------------------------- - -Briefly state what will be tested as an intro, then outline the required system state to be achieved prior to running the tests. - -Preparing the test staging host system --------------------------------------- - -https://jira.opnfv.org/browse/DOVETAIL-385 - -What is required from the system running the CVP test suites? - -Required network configuration -------------------------------- - -https://jira.opnfv.org/browse/DOVETAIL-386 - -VLAN configurations required for NFV deployments. Non-VLAN configurations if needed. - -Preparing your system for CVP testing -------------------------------------- - -https://jira.opnfv.org/browse/DOVETAIL-387 + ../../systempreparation/index.rst -Describe how to realise the "Pharos ready state" and the "Software ready state" in this section. +Feature testing scope and approach +================================== ------------------- Pre-test validation @@ -198,8 +167,6 @@ Describe how to evaluate test readiness here. I suggest this be a process of doing a "dry run" and evaluating the results on the DB. This should not need to be reproduced later in the document. -Feature testing scope and approach -================================== ------------- Test approach @@ -217,20 +184,46 @@ Feature test scope Included test areas ------------------- -This section should identify all the features areas and combinations of features that are to be tested. -This should reference sections of test descriptions and test tooling documents to enable cross checking. -A clear an concise description of the test areas and the purposes and content should be captured here, a -little like an executive summary of the test case documentation. +CVP testing for the Danube release focuses on evaluating the ability of a platform to host basic carrier +networking related workloads. The testing focuses on establishing the ability of the SUT to perform +basic NFVi operations such as managing images, instatiating workload & networking these workloads in a +secure and resiliant manner. + +Many OPNFV features are derived from our target upstream communities resulting in the tests focusing +on exposing behaviour present through those development efforts. This approach to OPNFV development +is reflected in our CVP testing where upstream validation procedures are leveraged to validate the +composite platform. The OpenStack `RefStack <https://refstack.openstack.org/#/>`_ test suites are +leveraged in OPNFV for performing VIM validation according to expected behaviour in OPNFV. + +OPNFV CVP testing has explicit requirements on hardware, control plane and compute topologies which +are assumed to be in place, these are covered in the `Preparing the virtualisation infrastructure`_ +section of this document. Tests may fail if the system is not prepared and configured in accordance +the prpeparation guidelines. Excluded test areas ------------------- -Describe what is not tested here. At a similar level to the above, not making excuses just being concise -as to what is out of scope. +The CVP testing procedure in Danube do not cover all aspects of the available OPNFV system, nor feature +suites. To ensure the highest quality of evaluation that provides a trustworthy foundation for industry +compliance toward a common OPNFV standard tests and test areas are selected based on three key principals; +maturity of the test area and framework, availability of features and capabilities across OPNFV compositions, +relevance and value to the industry for evaluation. + +In the Danube release of the CVP we have elected to esbalish an evaluation suite for only the common base +features of the platform. Features areas that are optional or not yet mature in the platform are expluded. +This includes a number of optinal networking features such as BGP VPN networking and Service Chaining which +are intended to be included as optional evaluation areas in future CVP releases. + +The Danube release of the OPNFV CVP testing suite in addition dose not attempt to provide an evaluation criteria +for hardware. Any hardware used in the evaluation testing must comply to the pre-resuities outlined in the +`Preparing the virtualisation infrastructure`_ section of this document. Although the hardware is not tested +itself and no qualification metric has been established for the hardware in the Danube release. Test criteria and reporting --------------------------- +https://jira.opnfv.org/browse/DOVETAIL-389 + This section should specify the criteria to be used to decide whether a test item has passed or failed. As each area may have differences it is important to ensure the user can react to a failure in accordance with it's relevance to the overall test suites running. @@ -244,6 +237,8 @@ tester to know if they should submit, resolve an item in their stack, or try aga Test design and tools --------------------- +This section needs to be done once we know the tools and areas covered by the CVP testing suites. Parked for now. + VIM NBI testing --------------- @@ -277,10 +272,21 @@ This section should identify the test procedure being executed. Include all peop roles involved in the execution of a CVP test. Include procedures, mailing lists, escalation, support and periods of waiting for results. +The general workflow I assume should be something like this: + +* Log into the CVP test case staging computer +* Open a Browser and Log into the CVP tool. +* Select the CVP suite to run, agree to the questions (there should be only 1 for now) +* Run the tests (we should be able to launch this from the Web UI if they are on the hosting machine) +* Wait for the tool to report completed. +* Review your results, refer to trouble shooting or support as needed +* Submit your results for CVP evaluation + +------------ Test reports -============ +------------ -Describe the process of producing and accessing the test report. +Describe the process of producing and accessing the test report. This shoudl be a sub-section of CVP test execution I think. how do I connect a test suite to my account to get a report? How do I access the report when it is ready, how do I identify one report from another in the toolchain? We should go into all the details here and point @@ -293,4 +299,3 @@ References .. _`"Pharos specification"`: https://opnfv.org/ .. _`OPNFV Glossary`: http://docs.opnfv.org/en/latest/glossary/index.html - |