testsuite-pipelines

This repository contains Kuadrant testsuite pipeline objects

Deployment

1. Install the openshift-pipelines Openshift operator on the cluster
2. Create required pipelines and their resources
   • Apply main pipeline oc apply -k main/ -n ${PIPELINE_NAMESPACE}
   • Apply nightly pipeline oc apply -k nightly/ -n ${PIPELINE_NAMESPACE}
   • Apply helm-deploy pipelines oc apply -k deploy/ -n ${PIPELINE_NAMESPACE}

Secrets

Prior to the running of the pipeline, the following resources must be created in the pipeline namespace:

• Opaque Secret named openshift-pipelines-credentials containing KUBE_PASSWORD and KUBE_USER keys with the credentials to access the testing cluster. E.g.

kubectl create secret generic openshift-pipelines-credentials --from-literal=KUBE_USER="admin" --from-literal=KUBE_PASSWORD="admin" -n ${PIPELINE_NAMESPACE}

• Opaque Secret named rp-credentials containing RP_URL key with the URL of the ReportPortal instance and RP_TOKEN key with the ReportPortal user access token. E.g.

kubectl create secret generic rp-credentials --from-literal=RP_URL="https://reportportal-kuadrant-qe.example.io" --from-literal=RP_TOKEN="api-token" -n ${PIPELINE_NAMESPACE}

• ConfigMap named rp-ca-bundle containing the certificates trusted by the ReportPortal instance under the tls-ca-bundle.pem key. E.g.

kubectl create cm rp-ca-bundle --from-file=tls-ca-bundle.pem=./tls-ca-bundle.pem -n ${PIPELINE_NAMESPACE}

• ConfigMap with testsuite settings under the settings.local.yaml key. Just copy the default testsuite settings if you don't need anything else. E.g.

kubectl create cm pipeline-settings --from-file=settings.local.yaml=./settings.local.yaml -n ${PIPELINE_NAMESPACE}

• Opaque Secret named values-additional-manifests containing secrets for testsuite run. Example: https://github.com/azgabur/kuadrant-helm-install/blob/main/example-additionalManifests.yaml

kubectl create -n ${PIPELINE_NAMESPACE} secret generic values-additional-manifests --from-file=additionalManifests.yaml=${ADDITIONAL_MANIFESTS.yaml}

Pipeline execution

1. Through the OpenShift Web Console
   • Navigate to the Pipelines section in the OpenShift Web Console
   • Click on the Pipeline object to be executed
   • Click on the Start button
   • Fill in the required parameters
   • Click on the Start button
2. Apply the PipelineRun resource directly
   • Create the new PipelineRun resource directly in the namespace with pipeline
   • PipelineRun resource should contain all required parameters
3. Using the tkn CLI
   • Install the tkn CLI tool
   • Execute the tkn pipeline start command with the required parameters

Trigger nightly pipeline manually

kubectl create job --from=cronjob/trigger-nightly-pipeline trigger-nightly-pipeline-$(date +%d.%m)-$(whoami)-manual -n ${PIPELINE_NAMESPACE}

Setup automatic cleanup of old PipelineRun's every week

kubectl patch tektonconfig config --type=merge -p '{"spec":{"pruner":{"disabled":false,"keep":7,"resources":["pipelinerun"],"schedule":"0 0 * * 0"}}}'