This project was started to run performance tests on Red Hat Satellite 6. It does the following activities:
- Satellite installation
- Uploads manifest, updates repo
- Concurrently syncs multiple repositories from repo server
- Creates lifecycle environments
- Creates capsules
- Concurrently syncronizes multiple capsules
- ..etc
It also provides a way to measure time for tests while capturing resources using collectd.
Ansible is used to perform most of the work. There are playbooks for:
- Installing satellite
- Installing capsule
- Registering containers as hosts to capsule
- Install katello-agent and run errata
- Sync content
- Puppet module update
You need Ansible installed.
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Before running satellite-performance, check
conf/satperf.yaml
, and createconf/satperf.local.yaml
and configure any overrides there (e.g. RHSM credentials, Satellite setup details etc). -
Make sure that all hosts you are going to use have SSH certificate deployed for user root and private certificate is configured in your
conf/satperf.local.yaml
. -
Save your Satellite manifest as
conf/manifest.zip
or elsewhere and configure path in yourconf/satperf.local.yaml
. -
If you are going to use satperf to setup your docker hosts, pay special attention to their partitioning. There are few very simple pre-created roles like:
playbooks/satellite/roles/docker-host-kvm-partitioning
and.../docker-host-ec2-partitioning
. Please choose one or create new one byt settingdocker_host_partitioning
in config to "kvm" or "ec2" or add new one and alterplaybooks/satellite/docker-host.yaml
$ ansible-playbook --private-key conf/id_rsa -i conf/hosts.ini playbooks/docker/docker-host.yaml
$ ansible-playbook --private-key conf/id_rsa -i conf/hosts.ini playbooks/satellite/installation.yaml --skip-tags "non-async"
$ ansible-playbook --private-key conf/id_rsa -i conf/hosts.ini playbooks/satellite/capsules.yaml --skip-tags "non-async"
$ ansible-playbook --private-key conf/id_rsa -i conf/hosts.ini playbooks/monitoring/collectd-generic.yaml --tags "satellite6"
...Replace "satellite6" with whatever machines you intend to install collectd on.
$ ansible-playbook --private-key conf/id_rsa -i conf/hosts.ini playbooks/monitoring/dashboards-generic.yaml
You might wanna check the selinux policies. Try one of the following to counter "Permission Denied" log statement:
# setsebool -P collectd_tcp_network_connect 1
OR
# audit2allow -a
# audit2allow -a -M collectd_t
# semodule -i collectd_t.pp
OR
# semanage permissive -a httpd_t
..or all.