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|description=This test case tests whether Thermostat works correctly in a remote setup. This test will require at least 3 F19 virtual machines which can communicate with each other via a virtual network. One virtual machine acts as backing storage node. The second virtual machine will have the web service running connecting to the remote backing storage node. The third VM will be used to run thermostat agent and client components, connecting to the second node running the web service.
|description=This test case tests whether Thermostat works correctly in a remote setup. This test will require at least 3 F19 virtual machines which can communicate with each other via a virtual network. One virtual machine acts as backing storage node. The second virtual machine will have the web service running connecting to the remote backing storage node. The third VM will be used to run thermostat agent and client components, connecting to the second node running the web service.
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# For simplicity we identify the three VMs by their IP (netmask 255.255.255.0). VM1 = 192.168.122.153, VM2 = 192.168.122.168, VM3 = 192.168.122.39
# On all three VMs install thermostat
# On all three VMs install thermostat
# On one of the VMs install thermostat-webapp
# On one of the VM, VM2, install thermostat-webapp
# Setting up storage on VM1:
## TODO
# Setting up the web service on VM2:
## TODO
# Setting up host names:
## TODO
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# TODO
# TODO

Revision as of 10:05, 23 May 2013

Description

This test case tests whether Thermostat works correctly in a remote setup. This test will require at least 3 F19 virtual machines which can communicate with each other via a virtual network. One virtual machine acts as backing storage node. The second virtual machine will have the web service running connecting to the remote backing storage node. The third VM will be used to run thermostat agent and client components, connecting to the second node running the web service.

Setup

  1. For simplicity we identify the three VMs by their IP (netmask 255.255.255.0). VM1 = 192.168.122.153, VM2 = 192.168.122.168, VM3 = 192.168.122.39
  2. On all three VMs install thermostat
  3. On one of the VM, VM2, install thermostat-webapp
  4. Setting up storage on VM1:
    1. TODO
  5. Setting up the web service on VM2:
    1. TODO
  6. Setting up host names:
    1. TODO

How to test

  1. TODO

Expected Results

  1. TODO



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