e2e/

Eventing End-to-End Tests

Tests the end-to-end flow for Eventing manager.

Overview

This test covers the end-to-end flow for Eventing. It tests the creation of an Eventing CR and verifies that all the required resources are provisioned by the Eventing manager. It also tests the end-to-end delivery of events for different event types.

Usage

Prerequisites

• Go
• kubectl
• Access to Kubernetes cluster (k8s)
• Eventing manager deployed to the cluster without any Eventing CR.
• For EventMesh backend, the following secrets must exist in the cluster:
  • Event Mesh credentials secret by name: eventing-backend in namespace: kyma-system.
  • OAuth client secret by name: eventing-webhook-auth in namespace: kyma-system.

How to run end-to-end tests

1. Prepare the .env file based on the .env.template.

   KUBECONFIG=                  # Kubernetes cluster kubeconfig file path
   BACKEND_TYPE=NATS            # NATS or EventMesh
   MANAGER_IMAGE=               # [Optional] Container image of eventing-manager
   EVENTMESH_NAMESPACE=         # [Optional] Default is: "/default/sap.kyma/tunas-develop"
   

2. To set up the environment variables in your system, run:

   export $(xargs < .env)
   

3. To run the whole end-to-end test suite, run:

   make e2e
   

Run a single test phase

If you want to run only a single test phase, use the following make targets:

• make e2e-setup - creates an Eventing CR and verifies that all the required resources are provisioned by the eventing-manager. If an Eventing CR already exists in the cluster, then it will only update the CR if the spec.backend.type is different from the backend configured for tests.
• make e2e-eventing-setup - prepares Subscription CR(s) and deploys a subscriber to be used in subscriptions as a sink. It does not update the Subscription CR(s) if they already exist.
• make e2e-eventing - tests the end-to-end delivery of events for different event types.
• make e2e-eventing-cleanup - removes the subscriber and the Subscription CR(s) from the cluster.
• make e2e-cleanup - removes all the test resources and namespaces from the cluster.