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|setup=An unused block device with a size of at least 1GiB is needed. If testing on a virtual machine, an additional virtual block device can be added with virt-manager. If testing on bare metal, it should be possible to create a loopback block device using losetup. | |setup=An unused block device with a size of at least 1GiB is needed. If testing on a virtual machine, an additional virtual block device can be added with virt-manager. If testing on bare metal, it should be possible to create a loopback block device using losetup. | ||
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# Execute <code> dnf install stratis-cli </code> | # Execute <code> dnf --enablerepo=updates-testing --refresh --best install stratis-cli </code> | ||
# Create a Stratis pool by executing <code>sudo stratis pool create test1 /dev/BLOCKDEV</code> where BLOCKDEV is the unused block device created in setup. | # Create a Stratis pool by executing <code>sudo stratis pool create test1 /dev/BLOCKDEV</code> where BLOCKDEV is the unused block device created in setup. | ||
# Create a filesystem from the pool by executing <code>sudo stratis fs create test1 filesystem1</code> | # Create a filesystem from the pool by executing <code>sudo stratis fs create test1 filesystem1</code> | ||
Latest revision as of 07:29, 4 April 2018
Description
Stratis is a disk/filesystem management tool, like ZFS, Btrfs, or LVM.
Setup
An unused block device with a size of at least 1GiB is needed. If testing on a virtual machine, an additional virtual block device can be added with virt-manager. If testing on bare metal, it should be possible to create a loopback block device using losetup.
How to test
- Execute
dnf --enablerepo=updates-testing --refresh --best install stratis-cli - Create a Stratis pool by executing
sudo stratis pool create test1 /dev/BLOCKDEVwhere BLOCKDEV is the unused block device created in setup. - Create a filesystem from the pool by executing
sudo stratis fs create test1 filesystem1 - Destroy the filesystem from the pool by executing
sudo stratis fs destroy test1 filesystem1 - Destroy the Stratis pool by executing
sudo stratis pool destroy test1
Expected Results
The following must be true to consider this a successful test run. Be brief ... but explicit.
- Steps #2-5 complete without error
Optional
Optionally provide hints for exploratory testing.