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from __future__ import annotations
import pytest
import logging
from lib.commands import SSHCommandFailed
from lib.common import Defer, vm_image, wait_for
from lib.fistpoint import FistPoint
from lib.host import Host
from lib.sr import SR
from lib.vdi import VDI
from lib.vm import VM
from tests.storage import (
MAX_VDI_SIZE,
CoalesceOperation,
ImageFormat,
XVACompression,
coalesce_integrity,
full_vdi_write,
try_to_create_sr_with_missing_device,
vdi_export_import,
vdi_is_open,
xva_export_import,
)
# Requirements:
# - one XCP-ng host with an additional unused disk for the SR
class TestEXTSRCreateDestroy:
"""
Tests that do not use fixtures that setup the SR or import VMs,
because they precisely need to test SR creation and destruction,
and VM import.
"""
def test_create_sr_with_missing_device(self, host: Host) -> None:
try_to_create_sr_with_missing_device('ext', 'EXT-local-SR-test', host)
def test_create_and_destroy_sr(self, host: Host,
unused_512B_disks: dict[Host, list[Host.BlockDeviceInfo]],
image_format: ImageFormat
) -> None:
# Create and destroy tested in the same test to leave the host as unchanged as possible
sr_disk = unused_512B_disks[host][0]["name"]
sr = host.sr_create('ext', "EXT-local-SR-test",
{'device': '/dev/' + sr_disk,
'preferred-image-formats': image_format}, verify=True)
# import a VM in order to detect vm import issues here rather than in the vm_on_xfs_fixture used in
# the next tests, because errors in fixtures break teardown
vm = host.import_vm(vm_image('mini-linux-x86_64-bios'), sr_uuid=sr.uuid)
vm.destroy(verify=True)
sr.destroy(verify=True)
@pytest.mark.usefixtures("ext_sr")
class TestEXTSR:
@pytest.mark.quicktest
def test_quicktest(self, ext_sr: SR) -> None:
ext_sr.run_quicktest()
def test_vdi_is_not_open(self, vdi_on_ext_sr: VDI) -> None:
assert not vdi_is_open(vdi_on_ext_sr)
def test_vdi_image_format(self, vdi_on_ext_sr: VDI, image_format: ImageFormat) -> None:
fmt = vdi_on_ext_sr.get_image_format()
# feature-detect: if the SM doesn't report image-format, skip this check
if not fmt:
pytest.skip("SM does not report sm-config:image-format; skipping format check")
assert fmt == image_format
@pytest.mark.small_vm # run with a small VM to test the features
@pytest.mark.big_vm # and ideally with a big VM to test it scales
def test_start_and_shutdown_VM(self, vm_on_ext_sr: VM) -> None:
vm = vm_on_ext_sr
vm.start()
vm.wait_for_os_booted()
vm.shutdown(verify=True)
@pytest.mark.small_vm
@pytest.mark.big_vm
def test_snapshot(self, vm_on_ext_sr: VM) -> None:
vm = vm_on_ext_sr
vm.start()
try:
vm.wait_for_os_booted()
vm.test_snapshot_on_running_vm()
finally:
vm.shutdown(verify=True)
@pytest.mark.small_vm
@pytest.mark.parametrize("vdi_op", ["snapshot", "clone"])
def test_coalesce(self, storage_test_vm: VM, vdi_on_ext_sr: VDI, vdi_op: CoalesceOperation, defer: Defer) -> None:
coalesce_integrity(storage_test_vm, vdi_on_ext_sr, vdi_op, defer)
@pytest.mark.small_vm
@pytest.mark.parametrize("compression", ["none", "gzip", "zstd"])
def test_xva_export_import(self, vm_on_ext_sr: VM, compression: XVACompression, temp_large_dir: str, defer: Defer) \
-> None:
xva_export_import(vm_on_ext_sr, compression, temp_large_dir, defer)
@pytest.mark.small_vm
def test_vdi_export_import(self, storage_test_vm: VM, ext_sr: SR, image_format: ImageFormat, temp_large_dir: str,
defer: Defer) -> None:
vdi_export_import(storage_test_vm, ext_sr, image_format, temp_large_dir, defer)
@pytest.mark.small_vm
@pytest.mark.disk_throughput_intensive
def test_full_vdi_write(self, storage_test_vm: VM, vdi_on_ext_sr: VDI, defer: Defer):
full_vdi_write(storage_test_vm, vdi_on_ext_sr, defer)
@pytest.mark.small_vm
def test_invalid_vdi_size(self, ext_sr: SR, image_format: ImageFormat):
with pytest.raises(SSHCommandFailed) as excinfo:
ext_sr.create_vdi(virtual_size=MAX_VDI_SIZE[image_format] + 1)
assert 'VDI Invalid size' in excinfo.value.stdout
# *** tests with reboots (longer tests).
@pytest.mark.small_vm
@pytest.mark.big_vm
def test_blktap_activate_failure(self, vm_on_ext_sr: VM) -> None:
from lib.fistpoint import FistPoint
vm = vm_on_ext_sr
with FistPoint(vm.host, "blktap_activate_inject_failure"), pytest.raises(SSHCommandFailed):
vm.start()
vm.shutdown(force=True)
@pytest.mark.small_vm
@pytest.mark.big_vm
def test_resize(self, vm_on_ext_sr: VM) -> None:
vm = vm_on_ext_sr
vdi = VDI(vm.vdi_uuids()[0], host=vm.host)
old_size = vdi.get_virtual_size()
new_size = old_size + (1 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024) # Adding a 1GiB to size
vdi.resize(new_size)
assert vdi.get_virtual_size() == new_size
@pytest.mark.small_vm
@pytest.mark.big_vm
def test_failing_resize(self, host: Host, ext_sr: SR, vm_on_ext_sr: VM, exit_on_fistpoint: None) -> None:
vm = vm_on_ext_sr
vdi = VDI(vm.vdi_uuids()[0], host=vm.host)
old_size = vdi.get_virtual_size()
new_size = old_size + (1 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024) # Adding a 1GiB to size
with FistPoint(vm.host, "LVHDRT_inflate_after_setSize"):
try:
vdi.resize(new_size)
except SSHCommandFailed:
logging.info(f"Launching SR scan for {ext_sr} after failure")
host.xe("sr-scan", {"uuid": ext_sr.uuid})
assert vdi.get_virtual_size() == new_size
@pytest.mark.reboot
@pytest.mark.small_vm
def test_reboot(self, host: Host, ext_sr: SR, vm_on_ext_sr: VM) -> None:
sr = ext_sr
vm = vm_on_ext_sr
host.reboot(verify=True)
wait_for(sr.all_pbds_attached, "Wait for PBD attached")
# start the VM as a way to check that the underlying SR is operational
vm.start()
vm.wait_for_os_booted()
vm.shutdown(verify=True)
# *** End of tests with reboots