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|description=The test is to check that the Docker client is capable of pulling an image from a Registry. | |description=The test is to check that the Docker client is capable of pulling an image from a Registry. | ||
|setup=This is to test in Atomic image and Base image | |setup=This is to test in Atomic image and Base image. The Docker daemon has to be started on the machine(No need for Atomic image). | ||
|actions= | |actions= | ||
Be as specific as required for the target audience. | Be as specific as required for the target audience. | ||
# ssh into an Atomic/Base instance. | # ssh into an Atomic/Base instance. | ||
# Next Start Docker daemon. | # Next Start Docker daemon(No need for Atomic image). | ||
# Pull fedora using Docker client. | # Pull fedora using Docker client. | ||
# Run the container. | # Run the container. | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 5 May 2016
Description
The test is to check that the Docker client is capable of pulling an image from a Registry.
Setup
This is to test in Atomic image and Base image. The Docker daemon has to be started on the machine(No need for Atomic image).
How to test
Be as specific as required for the target audience.
- ssh into an Atomic/Base instance.
- Next Start Docker daemon(No need for Atomic image).
- Pull fedora using Docker client.
- Run the container.
$ systemctl start docker.service $ docker pull fedora $ docker run fedora /bin/echo Hello World
Expected Results
The following must be true to consider this a successful test run.
- Step #1 You should be able to login into an instance.
- Step #2 Starts Docker Daemon.
- Step #3 The Pull operation should pass without error.
- Step #4 will display text:Hello World
Optional
Optionally provide hints for exploratory testing.