For each operator with a getting_started.sh script, run the following:
git fetch
git checkout release-24.7
# Some of the scripts are in a code/ subdirectory# pushd docs/modules/superset/examples/getting_started# pushd docs/modules/superset/examples/getting_started/codepushd $( fd -td getting_started | grep examples) ; cd code 2> /dev/null || true
# Make a fresh cluster (~12 seconds)&& kind create cluster
./getting_started.sh stackablectl
# Make a fresh cluster (~12 seconds)&& kind create cluster
./getting_started.sh helm
popd Then run integration tests:
# Make a fresh cluster (~12 seconds)&& kind create cluster
./scripts/run-tests --test-suite nightlyx86_64
### Tasks
- [x] airflow-operator @NickLarsenNZ
- [x] https://github.com/stackabletech/druid-operator/pull/602 https://github.com/stackabletech/druid-operator/pull/603 @NickLarsenNZ
- [x] https://github.com/stackabletech/hbase-operator/pull/536 https://github.com/stackabletech/hbase-operator/pull/537 @NickLarsenNZ
- [ ] https://github.com/stackabletech/hdfs-operator/pull/562
- [x] hello-world-operator (integration tests only) @Techassi
- [x] hive-operator @Techassi
- [ ] https://github.com/stackabletech/kafka-operator/pull/738
- [x] listener-operator (integration tests only) @Techassi
- [x] nifi-operator @Techassi
- [x] opa-operator @Techassi
- [x] secret-operator (integration tests only) @Techassi
- [x] spark-k8s-operator @Techassi
- [x] superset-operator @Techassi
- [x] trino-operator @Techassi
- [x] ZooKeeper-operator @Techassi
aarch64
### Tasks
- [x] airflow-operator @Maleware
- [x] druid-operator @Maleware
- [x] hbase-operator @Maleware
- [x] hello-world-operator (integration tests only)
- [x] hdfs-operator @Maleware
- [x] hive-operator @Maleware
- [x] kafka-operator @Maleware
- [x] listener-operator (integration tests only) @Maleware
- [x] nifi-operator @Maleware
- [x] opa-operator @Maleware
- [x] secret-operator (integration tests only) @Maleware
- [x] spark-k8s-operator @Maleware
- [x] superset-operator @Maleware
- [x] trino-operator @Maleware
- [x] zookeeper-operator @Maleware
kafka-operator requires kafkacat (kcat in nix)
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# cd to directory where you store the stackabletech repos locally' getting_started.sh' ' test-definition.yaml' ' ./operator-templating/*' | cut -d/ -f2 \
| sort \
| uniq \
| grep -- -operator \
| sed ' s/^/- [ ] /' If you want to reuse a cluster, you can delete everything by doing:
# Delete Stackable Custom Resources| grep stackable | cut -d' ' | xargs -I {} kubectl -n default delete {} --all
# Delete well-known Kubernetes Resources in the default namespace# Delete the operators# delete the Stackable Custom Resource Definitions| grep stackable | cut -d' ' | xargs -I {} kubectl delete crd {}
# You might need to check on any Helm releases
For each operator with a
getting_started.shscript, run the following:Then run integration tests:
x86_64
aarch64
Important
kafka-operator requires kafkacat (kcat in nix)
Note
The list above was generated by:
If you want to reuse a cluster, you can delete everything by doing: