mzasada/solr-at

Automated acceptance test for Apache Solr clusters

solr-at

Automated Apache Solr cluster provisioning + distributed deadlock acceptance tests

How to start

VM setup uses Vagrant and fabric provisioning. Assuming you have pip installed, all python dependencies might be installed using

pip install -r requirements.txt

There is a vagrant plugin needed to run the box. Having Vagrant and Virtualbox installed, you may type

vagrant plugin install vagrant-fabric

Having vagrant, Vritualbox and all python dependencies installed, you can deal with the VM using common Vagrant commands, e.g. vagrant up

Intended interaction

1. cd cluster-setup and vagrant up => provisions a VM
2. go to Solr sources directory and invoke ant clean compile dist example => builds Solr distribution
3. cp -r example ~/your-location-of/solr-at/cluster-setup => moves fresh Solr distribution into the host/guest shared directory
4. fab vagrant mv_solr => moves Solr example directory from shared directory into guest-only directory
5. fab vagrant restart_clusters => kills all Solr processes and starts 2 clusters (with same configuration): vanilla (ports 8001, 8002) and branch build (ports 8101, 8102)
6. cd cluster-test and ./gradlew clean test => runs acceptance test against Solr clusters
7. Check the results and repeat from 2. if necessary.