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Kubernetes usage of the Sakuli E2E testing and monitoring Docker images

First go the folder of the Kubernetes conf:

cd <project-path>/docker/kubernetes

Start sakuli test execution pod

kubectl create -f kubernetes.sakuli.example.pod.run.yaml

This creates the following components in the Kubernetes cluster:

  • new Namespace sakuli
  • 1 Pod with the sakuli container running
  • 1 Service to make the container ports 6901 and 5901 accessible

Take a look to the running pods on the Kubernetes dashboard

http://<kubernets-cluster-ip>:30000/#!/pod?namespace=sakuli

kubernetes container details

or get a list of all running pods in the sakuli namespace:

kubectl get pod --namespace=sakuli --show-all

Also you can take a look at the log output

kubectl logs --namespace=sakuli test-sakuli-kub

If you wan't to take a look to the UI during the test execution, you can connect (only during the container runtime) to the container through the defined external HTTP port 32001 of the service test-sakuli-kub:

http://<kubernets-cluster-ip>:32001/vnc_auto.html?password=sakuli&view_only=true

kubernetes container via webvnc

Delete sakuli test execution pod

kubectl delete -f kubernetes.sakuli.example.pod.run.yaml