integ-tests: use IAMv3 API key #13
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This pull request has been linked to Shortcut Story #88952: CSI integ tests: use v3 API key as GH secret. |
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Description
We use an IAMv3 key to create the test cluster and the key for the CSI secret. After each test we clean up the role and key that was created, if the CSI is torn down.
We also extend the timeout of the tests so that it has enough time to create the cluster if it does not exist yet.
To make the tests more reliable we wait for Calico and the CSI workloads to become ready and reduce the amount of requests to avoid rate limiting.
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(For exoscale contributors)
Testing
The cluster has been torn down and re-created by the CI several times during the commits in this PR.