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---
###
#
# This playbook is used for testing SCLORG images in OpenShift 4
# by Container Verification Pipeline (CVP).
#
#
# The Ansible log created when this playbook is run is archived by CVP as an artifact.
#
###
- hosts: all # At runtime this playbook will be executed on a Jenkins slave against 'localhost'
gather_facts: false
tags:
- openshift
# Here's an example of setting environment vars that will be picked up by
# the runtest.sh shell script below.
environment:
VERSION: VERSION_NUMBER
OS: OS_NUMBER
SHORT_NAME: CONTAINER_NAME
IMAGE_FULL_NAME: "{{ image_full_name }}"
IMAGE_REGISTRY_URL: "{{ image_registry_url }}"
IMAGE_NAMESPACE: "{{ image_namespace }}"
IMAGE_NAME: "{{ image_name }}"
IMAGE_TAG: "{{ image_tag }}"
IMAGE_DIGEST: "{{ image_digest }}"
OPENSHIFT_CLUSTER_URL: "{{ openshift_cluster_url }}"
OPENSHIFT_AUTH_TOKEN: "{{ openshift_auth_token }}"
OPENSHIFT_USERNAME: "{{ openshift_username }}"
OPENSHIFT_PROJECT_NAME: "{{ openshift_project_name }}"
CVP_ARTIFACTS_DIR: "{{ cvp_artifacts_dir }}"
tasks:
# CVP should have created the artifacts directory already, but it's always good to check.
- name: "Make sure the artifacts directory exists"
file:
path: "{{ cvp_artifacts_dir }}"
state: directory
# This block is an example of a solely Ansible approach to test a container image in OpenShift.
# It demonstrates how to interact with the unique 'sandbox' project created by CVP in OpenShift
# to import, run, and interact with your container image.
- name: "Run sclorg image name tests in OpenShift 4 environment."
block:
# Log into the cluster where CVP is running
- name: Log into the OpenShift cluster
shell: oc login {{ openshift_cluster_url }} --token="{{ openshift_auth_token }}" --insecure-skip-tls-verify
# Connect to the newly-created temporary 'sandbox' project in OpenShift to run your tests
- name: Select the project {{ openshift_project_name }}
shell: oc project {{ openshift_project_name }}
- name: Import the image into OpenShift
shell: oc import-image {{ image_name }}:{{ environment[0]['VERSION'] }} --from={{ image_full_name }} --insecure=true --confirm
retries: 3
delay: 10
- name: Tag image into OpenShift
shell: oc tag {{ image_name }}:{{ environment[0]['VERSION'] }} {{ environment[0]['SHORT_NAME'] }}:{{ environment[0]['VERSION'] }}
retries: 3
delay: 10
# Derive fully qualified image name of your newly imported image for the next step
- name: Get imported image registry URL
shell: oc get is {{ image_name }} --output=jsonpath='{ .status.dockerImageRepository }'
register: imported_image_url
# Ensure that we can access the /apis/config.openshift.io/v1/clusterversions/version endpoint on OCP4.x
- name: Test the version command on v4.x
shell: oc get clusterversions
register: oc_version_cmd
when: openshift_cluster_version == "v4.x"
# Run tests on OpenShift 4
- name: Run a sclorg test suite in OpenShift 4
shell: VERSION={{ environment[0]['VERSION'] }} IMAGE_NAME={{ image_name }} OS={{ environment[0]['OS'] }} CVP=1 bash {{ playbook_dir }}/run-openshift-remote-cluster | tee {{ cvp_artifacts_dir }}/{{ image_name }}.log