get_started:get_started_work_items
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Table of Contents
Use cases for system level test (initial focus)
| Use-Case | Description | Interested contributors |
|---|---|---|
| Simple VNF: vRouter | Bring up one or multiple instances of a simple virtual router. OpenWRT will be used as virtual router. | |
| Simple VNF: vIDS | Bring up one or multiple instances of a service appliance. Snort/IDS will be used as service appliance. | |
| SFC | Service chaining using open source components: Firewall and IDS (OpenWRT as simple firewall, Snort as IDS) |
Work items
System setup
| Use-Case | Description | Interested contributors |
|---|---|---|
| Environment setup | Setup base hardware environment (servers, network connectivity) | Linux Foundation |
| Server boot up | PXE boot the servers and prepare them with base OS to load OPNFV components. | |
| Install OPNFV components | Automatic install OpenStack control and compute nodes (with an HA setup). Automatic install OpenDaylight (with an HA setup). Automatic install of test harness components such as Tempest, Rally. |
System base functionality testing
| Use-Case | Description | Interested contributors |
|---|---|---|
| Components function test: OpenStack | Ensure OpenStack components are installed correctly and functioning. Leverage OpenStack Tempest and OpenStack Rally. Includes smoke, baremetal, compute, data_processing, identity, image, network, object_storage, orchestration, telemetry, and volume testing. See example for the result of a tempest run. | |
| Components function test: OpenDaylight/Networking | Ensure OpenDaylight components are installed correctly and functioning. Check whether relevant Karaf modules are loaded and functioning correctly. | |
| Scenario testing: Basic system testing | Basic system testing leverages Tempest Scenario testing with Openstack deployment configured to use Neutron/ML2 managed networking supplied by OpenDaylight. * Basic network ops: Test network connectivity to a VM via a tenant network, a public network, or both. * Advanced server networking: Test VM connectivity after some advanced instance operations executed: start/stop instance, reboot instance, migrate instance, etc. Tests prioritised by relevance to NFV workloads. * Install and removal of ODL Karaf features on running instance. * Security groups: Verify cross tenant connectivity - basic as well as after resizing an instance etc. | |
| Scenario testing: High-availability testing | HA testing leveraging Tempest Scenario testing - component and physical infrastructure failures. Test component HA/failure-recovery for those components that support it: * Nova scheduler * Nova conductor * Cinder scheduler * Neutron server * Heat engine Test hardware and system failures by emulating failure scenarios * dead server * dead switch * dead port * dead disk * full disk |
System VNF-management operations testing
| Use-Case | Description | Interested contributors |
|---|
System performance benchmark and scale numbers
| Use-Case | Description | Interested contributors |
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