test/

Test

The repo has created Make commands for all the tests. Please clone the repo and run the following commands from the root level of the repo.

Unit test

make unit-test

Sanity test

make sanity-test

End-to-end test

Prerequisites

1. Enable the following GCP API:

   • Cloud Resource Manager API
   • Google Cloud Storage JSON API

2. Configure your gcloud:

   gcloud auth login
   gcloud config set <your-project>
   gcloud auth application-default login
   

3. Create a GKE cluster:

   If you want to run the test against GKE pre-installed CSI driver, please follow the GKE documentation Access Cloud Storage buckets with the Cloud Storage FUSE CSI driver to create a cluster with the Cloud Storage FUSE CSI driver enabled.

   If you want to create a cluster to manually install the CSI driver and test it, follow the GKE documentation to create a Standard cluster without enabling the GcsFuseCsiDriver add-on. Then follow the installation instruction to manually install the CSI driver.

4. Make sure the current kubelet context uses the cluster

   The e2e test code will automatically parse the current kubelet context to get your cluster information. Before you run the test, run the following command to ensure the current kubelet context uses the right cluster:

   kubectl config current-context
   

   If the current kubelet context does not use the cluster you want to test against, run the following command to switch to the right cluster:

   # for regional clusters:
   gcloud container clusters get-credentials <your-cluster-name> --region <cluster-region>
   
   # for zonal clusters:
   gcloud container clusters get-credentials <your-cluster-name> --zone <cluster-zone>
   

   If your kubelet config file is not located in ~/.kube/config, please run the following command to set your kubelet config location:

   expoert KUBECONFIG=<your-kubelet-config-location>
   

Run end-to-end test

You can control the test through the following parameters:

• REGISTRY: default value is jiaxun. Change the container registry to your own if you need to build your own CSI images. Make sure you have permission to push images to the container registry.
• OVERLAY: default value is stable. Change the kustomize overlay name for manual installation.
• STAGINGVERSION: default value is the current git commit hash. Pass the container image version if you need to build your own CSI images with a different version.
• E2E_TEST_USE_GKE_AUTOPILOT: default value is false. Change it to true if you will test the CSI driver on an Autopilot cluster.
• CLOUDSDK_API_ENDPOINT_OVERRIDES_CONTAINER: default value is https://container.googleapis.com/. Only works for Google GKE developers. Valid values are https://staging-container.sandbox.googleapis.com/, https://staging2-container.sandbox.googleapis.com/, and https://test-container.sandbox.googleapis.com/.
• E2E_TEST_USE_GKE_MANAGED_DRIVER: default value is true. Change it to false if you want to manually install the CSI driver.
• E2E_TEST_BUILD_DRIVER: default value is false. Change it to true if you want to build the CSI images from source code.
• BUILD_GCSFUSE_FROM_SOURCE: default value is false. Change it to true if you want to build the GCS FUSE binary from source code.
• E2E_TEST_FOCUS: default value is an empty string. The value will be passed to ginkgo run --focus flag.
• E2E_TEST_SKIP: default value is should.succeed.in.performance.test. The value will be passed to ginkgo run --skip flag.
• E2E_TEST_GINKGO_PROCS: default value is 5. The value will be passed to ginkgo run --procs flag.
• E2E_TEST_GINKGO_TIMEOUT: default value is 1h. The value will be passed to ginkgo run --timeout flag.
• E2E_TEST_GINKGO_FLAKE_ATTEMPTS: default value is 2. The value will be passed to ginkgo run --flake-attempts flag.

# Run the test on an Autopilot cluster with the GcsFuseCsiDriver add-on enabled.
make e2e-test E2E_TEST_USE_GKE_MANAGED_DRIVER=true E2E_TEST_USE_GKE_AUTOPILOT=true

# Build the CSI driver and install it before the test. The GCS FUSE binary will be built from source code. The images will be using the version "v999.999.999", and will be pushed to your own container registry.
make e2e-test E2E_TEST_USE_GKE_MANAGED_DRIVER=false E2E_TEST_BUILD_DRIVER=true BUILD_GCSFUSE_FROM_SOURCE=true STAGINGVERSION=v999.999.999 REGISTRY=my-registry

# Run the test with customized Ginkgo flags.
make e2e-test E2E_TEST_FOCUS=gcsfuseIntegration E2E_TEST_SKIP=failedMount E2E_TEST_GINKGO_PROCS=3 E2E_TEST_GINKGO_TIMEOUT=20m E2E_TEST_GINKGO_FLAKE_ATTEMPTS=1

Performance test

The performance test is a part of the e2e test suite. You can run the following shortcut to run the performance test on an existing cluster with the CSI driver installed.

Make sure the cluster has at least one n2-standard-32 node. The test lasts about 2 hours.

make perf-test

You can also customize the performance test via make e2e-test:

# Build the CSI driver and install it before the test.
make e2e-test E2E_TEST_USE_MANAGED_DRIVER=false E2E_TEST_BUILD_DRIVER=true BUILD_GCSFUSE_FROM_SOURCE=false E2E_TEST_GINKGO_TIMEOUT=3h E2E_TEST_SKIP= E2E_TEST_FOCUS=should.succeed.in.performance.test E2E_TEST_GINKGO_FLAKE_ATTEMPTS=1