2019-02-22 Meeting notes

Date

22 Feb 2019

Attendees

Goals

Discussion items

Time	Item	Who	Notes
10 min	Review work item status	All	Team members should feel free pick tasks listed on the wiki and are encouraged to collaborate with each other on the tasks. will inform other team members when they wish to start working on a task Adolfo will ask for people to work on critical tasks if they become available.
15 min	CSIT Jobs	Paul-Ionut Vaduva	Not all teams have CSIT tests Uses robot framework Maintained by Integration team Each team creates its own test plans Repo https://gerrit.onap.org/r/#/admin/projects/integration/csit Uses docker-compose and robot files CSIT requires infrastructure managed by Linux Foundation Is there a generic VM that could be share? No known. It requires some investigation Paul-Ionut Vaduva recommends looking at the CSIT jobs and looking at the logs. LF (Jessica) may not the cycles
10 min	Dockerfile vs Maven Plugin	Dmitry Puzikov (Deactivated)	Maven plugin creates coupling We want to convince teams Decision: Prepare a recommendation and migration guidelines SO and other teams is open to migrate Frank Sandoval will create a first version of the guidelines Team will discuss it, socialize it and bring it to the TSC
	Meeting logistics	Adolfo Perez-Duran	Request to change the meeting invite has been sent to LF. Expecting response Will update team ASAP.
	Documentation	Frank Sandoval	Postponed to next meeting.

CSIT Jobs in ONAP CI

CSIT (Continous System Integration Test) are series of tests supported by the Integration team, that use robot framework, for testing functionality of ONAP Projects. (Not all projects have CSIT tests)
ROBOT is a generic test automation framework for acceptance testing.
CSIT defines what is called a testplan, which is just a lest of testsuites to be run.
testsuites comprise .robot files which describes testcases to be rnn
Testplans, testsuites and .robot files that describe testcases are writen by developers of the respective ONAP project team

CSIT Jobs environment is provided by LF (Current status, Jessica is working to provide the arm64 environment)

HIgh level description of a CSIT job:
In order for a CSIT Jobs to test functionality they have to start all the necessary microservices to run a testing routine.
Depending on the level of containerization (Seperation of Services in their own containers) the CSIT job can start one container
with docker run .... or a series of dependent containers suing docker-compose up....
After the neccesary containers have started the CSIT job will run the test defined with Robot framework.