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# This should fork a new mongod process on localhost (127.0.0.1) on port 27518 (the default port): {{command|netstat -tpa | grep mongod}}. No exceptions are expected. | # This should fork a new mongod process on localhost (127.0.0.1) on port 27518 (the default port): {{command|netstat -tpa | grep mongod}}. No exceptions are expected. | ||
# Note that bind address and/or port can be changed via the $THERMOSTAT_HOME/storage/db.properties configuration file. $THERMOSTAT_HOME is ~/.thermostat on Fedora. | # Note that bind address and/or port can be changed via the $THERMOSTAT_HOME/storage/db.properties configuration file. $THERMOSTAT_HOME is ~/.thermostat on Fedora, which gets created the first time you run thermostat. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:55, 23 May 2013
Description
This test case tests that the thermostat storage command works correctly.
Setup
- Boot into the machine/VM you wish to test.
- If thermostat is not installed yet, install thermostat.
How to test
- Start thermostat storage:
thermostat storage --start
Expected Results
- This should fork a new mongod process on localhost (127.0.0.1) on port 27518 (the default port):
netstat -tpa. No exceptions are expected. - Note that bind address and/or port can be changed via the $THERMOSTAT_HOME/storage/db.properties configuration file. $THERMOSTAT_HOME is ~/.thermostat on Fedora, which gets created the first time you run thermostat.