Many recheck issues are not related to this issue at all, and even not ec2, they are not correctly categorized here.
Mostly The Instance vs. SecurityGroup issues are visible and the cinder behaves strangely.
The common thing are:
- Quantum SMOKE job
- They are related to the security groups
tempest.scenario.test_minimum_basic.TestMinimumBasicScenario.test_minimum_basic_scenario is the closest nova test in functionality.
It has servers volumes and security groups, but looks like, it does not adds the security group to the server.
It changes the default security group.
NOT SMOKE
tempest/scenario/test_network_basic_ops.py
Adds a security group, but it does not have a volume.
NOT SMOKE
tempest.api.compute.security_groups.test_security_groups.SecurityGroupsTestJSON.test_server_security_groups
Adds a security group to the server without rules.
NOT SMOKE
The volume tests (tempest.thirdparty.boto.test_ec2_volumes.EC2VolumesTest.test_create_get_delete) fails after the
tempest.thirdparty.boto.test_ec2_instance_run.InstanceRunTest.test_integration_1.
I did not found any other test case with the 'smoke' attribute, which touches the security groups.
Just only the ec2 test does it as SMOKE.
On tempest side we could wait between several steps, but where are they missing ?
1. create sec group (no wait)
2. add rules (no wait)
3. starting a server with security group (Hanging with timeout , before the ACTIVE state)
The meaning of this line:
AssertionError: State change timeout exceeded!(400s) While waitingfor set(['running', '_GONE']) at "pending"
The _GONE special state, means the listing does not shows the status.
The 'running' is the nova 'ACTIVE' status.
The 'pending' is a general transitional state in this case it is the nova ' BUILD' status.
Many recheck issues are not related to this issue at all, and even not ec2, they are not correctly categorized here.
Mostly The Instance vs. SecurityGroup issues are visible and the cinder behaves strangely.
The common thing are:
- Quantum SMOKE job
- They are related to the security groups
tempest. scenario. test_minimum_ basic.TestMinim umBasicScenario .test_minimum_ basic_scenario is the closest nova test in functionality.
It has servers volumes and security groups, but looks like, it does not adds the security group to the server.
It changes the default security group.
NOT SMOKE
tempest/ scenario/ test_network_ basic_ops. py
Adds a security group, but it does not have a volume.
NOT SMOKE
tempest. api.compute. security_ groups. test_security_ groups. SecurityGroupsT estJSON. test_server_ security_ groups
Adds a security group to the server without rules.
NOT SMOKE
The volume tests (tempest. thirdparty. boto.test_ ec2_volumes. EC2VolumesTest. test_create_ get_delete) fails after the thirdparty. boto.test_ ec2_instance_ run.InstanceRun Test.test_ integration_ 1.
tempest.
I did not found any other test case with the 'smoke' attribute, which touches the security groups.
Just only the ec2 test does it as SMOKE.
On tempest side we could wait between several steps, but where are they missing ?
1. create sec group (no wait)
2. add rules (no wait)
3. starting a server with security group (Hanging with timeout , before the ACTIVE state)
The meaning of this line:
AssertionError: State change timeout exceeded!(400s) While waitingfor set(['running', '_GONE']) at "pending"
The _GONE special state, means the listing does not shows the status.
The 'running' is the nova 'ACTIVE' status.
The 'pending' is a general transitional state in this case it is the nova ' BUILD' status.