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# you will need a virtual machine with SSH access for this test (or another physical machine) | # you will need a virtual machine with SSH access for this test (or another physical machine) | ||
#* you can get one easily with [http://rwmj.wordpress.com/2013/12/17/install-fedora-20-with-virt-builder/ virt-builder] | #* you can get one easily with [http://rwmj.wordpress.com/2013/12/17/install-fedora-20-with-virt-builder/ virt-builder] | ||
# this test case depends on [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Msrb:TestDay/Test_5 plugins] test case | |||
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# go to http://localhost:8080/computer/new | # go to http://localhost:8080/computer/new | ||
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# click OK | # click OK | ||
# set "Remote root directory" to "/tmp/jenkins" | # set "Remote root directory" to "/tmp/jenkins" | ||
#* this is just for test | |||
# make sure that "Launch method" is set to "Launch slave agents on Unix machines via SSH" | # make sure that "Launch method" is set to "Launch slave agents on Unix machines via SSH" | ||
# set "Host" to your VM's hostname/IP | # set "Host" to your VM's hostname/IP | ||
# click "Add" next to "Credentials" | # click "Add" next to "Credentials" | ||
# select "Username with password" | # from "Kind", select "Username with password" | ||
# enter username and password which jenkins can use to access the VM | # enter username and password which jenkins can use to access the VM | ||
# click "Add" | # click "Add" | ||
#* you should be back in slave configuration screen and your credentials should be selected | #* you should be back in slave configuration screen and your credentials should be selected in "credentials" drop-down menu | ||
# click "Save" | # click "Save" | ||
# go to http://localhost:8080/computer/slave1/ | # go to http://localhost:8080/computer/slave1/ | ||
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#* you should see the output of "uname -a" executed on slave machine | #* you should see the output of "uname -a" executed on slave machine | ||
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# user shouldn't encounter any error messages or stacktraces, everything should work as described | # user shouldn't encounter any error messages or unexpected stacktraces, everything should work as described | ||
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Revision as of 05:59, 30 September 2014
Description
Slave machines
Setup
- ensure that Jenkins is running
- you will need a virtual machine with SSH access for this test (or another physical machine)
- you can get one easily with virt-builder
- this test case depends on plugins test case
How to test
- go to http://localhost:8080/computer/new
- enter node name: "slave1" and select "Dumb Slave" option
- click OK
- set "Remote root directory" to "/tmp/jenkins"
- this is just for test
- make sure that "Launch method" is set to "Launch slave agents on Unix machines via SSH"
- set "Host" to your VM's hostname/IP
- click "Add" next to "Credentials"
- from "Kind", select "Username with password"
- enter username and password which jenkins can use to access the VM
- click "Add"
- you should be back in slave configuration screen and your credentials should be selected in "credentials" drop-down menu
- click "Save"
- go to http://localhost:8080/computer/slave1/
- note "slave1" in URL is name of the slave, replace it with correct name if needed
- and click "Launch slave agent"
- you should see console output which indicates that slave machine is up and running
- go to http://localhost:8080/computer/slave1/script
- and try to execute command: println "uname -a".execute().text
- click "run"
- you should see the output of "uname -a" executed on slave machine
Expected Results
- user shouldn't encounter any error messages or unexpected stacktraces, everything should work as described