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Arquillian Cube Extension 1.10.0 Released

Posted by Alex Soto on Dec 08, 2017
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The Arquillian team is proud to announce the 1.10.0 release of the Arquillian Cube Extension component!

We are deligthed to announce a new version of Arquillian Cube 1.10.0 with new features and bug fixes.

In this new version of Arquillian Cube there has been major improvements in OpenShift:“https://www.openshift.com/” integration.

What’s new

[OpenShift] Add support for role binding and add roles to service accounts

If you are using OpenShift:“https://www.openshift.com/” you can use @AddRoleToServiceAccount and @RoleBinding annotations to bind roles for a test.

[OpenShift] Add support for setting templates with annotation

If you are using OpenShift:“https://www.openshift.com/”, you can set OpenShift templates location using an annotation (@Template) instead of a configuration parameter.

@Template(url = "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/lordofthejars/8781cacd4000a516695ad6c55b5815b3/raw/5151aeef0f5dd8823e2c581c3b7452f04a76af59/hello-template.yaml",
          parameters = @TemplateParameter(name = "RESPONSE", value = "Hello from Arquillian Template"))
public class HelloWorldTemplateTest {}

@Template accepts only any location in URL form. It is important to note that URL can contain references to system properties or environment variables by using ${systemproperty} in case of a system property or ${env.environmentvariable} in case of an environment variable.
You can add : after attribute name to provide a default value.

You can see full example at template project

[OpenShift] Add support for creating OpenShift Resources with annotation

If you are using OpenShift:“https://www.openshift.com/”, you can set any OpenShift resource to be executed either before test class or before test method. Notice that after test class/test method execution these resources are going to be deleted.

To set OpenShift resources you need to use @OpenShiftResource at class or method level.

@OpenShiftResource("classpath:hello-route.yaml")
public class HelloWorldOpenShiftResourcesTest {}

@OpenShiftResource value attribute can either be:

  • a link (https://www.github.com/alesj/template-testing/some.json)
  • a test classpath resource (classpath:some.json)
  • or plain content ({"kind" : "Secret", ...})

You can see full example at openshift resources project

[Docker/Kubernetes/OpenShift] Provides abstraction for executing CLI operations

You can instantiate CommandExecutor class to execute CLI operations directly from your test.
Usually, you use this class to execute commands directly from kubectl or oc tool.

private static CommandExecutor commandExecutor = new CommandExecutor();
final List<String> namespaces = commandExecutor.execCommand("kubectl get ns -o=name");

You can see full example at command executor project

[OpenShift] Provides a way to skip readiness await

Able to turn off readiness await to workaround Fabric8 Kubernetes Client issues such as https://github.com/fabric8io/kubernetes-client/issues/921

By default readiness await is always performed, but you can skip it by setting configuration parameter wait.enabled to false in arquillian.xml.

[Kubernetes/OpenShift] Namespace in annotation name

Now you can enrich a test with an element of another namespace different fromfa
the current one.

@ArquillianResource
@Named(value = "my-service", namespace = "my-predefined-namespace")
Service service;

[OpenShift] Provides an OpenShift assistant to deploy resources programmatically

Sometimes you need to decide when and what to deploy in OpenShift:“https://www.openshift.com/” cluster. Maybe you want to deploy something in one specific part of the test method and delete it in another part. For this reason a test can be enriched with OpenShiftAssistant to execute operations in current OpenShift cluster namespace in any part of the test.

@ArquillianResource
OpenShiftAssistant openShiftAssistant;

openShiftAssistant.deployApplication("hello-world", "hello-route.json");

final Optional<URL> route = openShiftAssistant.getRoute();
openShiftAssistant.awaitUrl(route.get());

You can see full example at OpenShift assistant project

What is Arquillian Cube Extension?

With Arquillian Cube you can control the lifecycle of Docker images as part of the test lifecyle, either automatically or manually. This gives you the chance to scale up from a integration/functional test level all the way up to the system test level.

Release details

Component Arquillian Cube Extension
Version 1.10.0 view tag
Release date 2017-12-08
Released by Alien Ike
Compiled against

Published artifacts org.arquillian.cube

  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-api jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-spi jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-core jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-containerless jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » assertj-docker-java jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-docker jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-docker-drone jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-docker-reporter jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-docker-restassured jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-docker-junit-rule jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-openshift-api jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-openshift-shrinkwrap jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-openshift jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-kubernetes-fabric8 jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-kubernetes jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-kubernetes-reporter jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-requirement jar javadoc pom
  • org.arquillian.cube » arquillian-cube-bom pom

Release notes and resolved issues 27

Other
Enhancement
Openshift
Train/ginger
Documentation

Thanks to the following list of contributors: Alex Soto, Dipak Pawar, Jonh Wendell, Bartosz Majsak, Strowk, Ladislav Thon, Hemani, Georg Wolf, Arquillian

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