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| @requires.kubernetes.cluster |
| @ENABLE_KUBERNETES |
| @SKIP_RPM |
| Feature: TailFile can collect logs from Kubernetes pods |
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| Background: |
| Given the content of "/tmp/output" is monitored |
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| Scenario: Collect all logs from the default namespace |
| Given a TailFile processor in a Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "tail-mode" property of the TailFile processor is set to "Multiple file" |
| And the "tail-base-directory" property of the TailFile processor is set to "/var/log/pods/${namespace}_${pod}_${uid}/${container}" |
| And the "File to Tail" property of the TailFile processor is set to ".*\.log" |
| And the "Lookup frequency" property of the TailFile processor is set to "1s" |
| And the TailFile processor has an Attribute Provider Service which is a Kubernetes Controller Service |
| And a PutFile processor in the Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "Directory" property of the PutFile processor is set to "/tmp/output" |
| And the "success" relationship of the TailFile processor is connected to the PutFile |
| When the MiNiFi instance starts up |
| Then two flowfiles with the contents "Hello World!" and "Hello again, World!" are placed in the monitored directory in less than 30 seconds |
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| Scenario: Collect logs from selected pods |
| Given a TailFile processor in a Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "tail-mode" property of the TailFile processor is set to "Multiple file" |
| And the "tail-base-directory" property of the TailFile processor is set to "/var/log/pods/${namespace}_${pod}_${uid}/${container}" |
| And the "File to Tail" property of the TailFile processor is set to ".*\.log" |
| And the "Lookup frequency" property of the TailFile processor is set to "1s" |
| And the TailFile processor has an Attribute Provider Service which is a Kubernetes Controller Service with the "Pod Name Filter" property set to ".*one" |
| And a PutFile processor in the Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "Directory" property of the PutFile processor is set to "/tmp/output" |
| And the "success" relationship of the TailFile processor is connected to the PutFile |
| When the MiNiFi instance starts up |
| Then one flowfile with the contents "Hello World!" is placed in the monitored directory in less than 30 seconds |
| |
| Scenario: Collect logs from selected containers |
| Given a TailFile processor in a Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "tail-mode" property of the TailFile processor is set to "Multiple file" |
| And the "tail-base-directory" property of the TailFile processor is set to "/var/log/pods/${namespace}_${pod}_${uid}/${container}" |
| And the "File to Tail" property of the TailFile processor is set to ".*\.log" |
| And the "Lookup frequency" property of the TailFile processor is set to "1s" |
| And the TailFile processor has an Attribute Provider Service which is a Kubernetes Controller Service with the "Container Name Filter" property set to "echo-[^o].." |
| And a PutFile processor in the Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "Directory" property of the PutFile processor is set to "/tmp/output" |
| And the "success" relationship of the TailFile processor is connected to the PutFile |
| When the MiNiFi instance starts up |
| Then one flowfile with the contents "Hello again, World!" is placed in the monitored directory in less than 30 seconds |
| |
| Scenario: Pod name etc are added as flow file attributes |
| Given a TailFile processor in a Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "tail-mode" property of the TailFile processor is set to "Multiple file" |
| And the "tail-base-directory" property of the TailFile processor is set to "/var/log/pods/${namespace}_${pod}_${uid}/${container}" |
| And the "File to Tail" property of the TailFile processor is set to ".*\.log" |
| And the "Lookup frequency" property of the TailFile processor is set to "1s" |
| And the TailFile processor has an Attribute Provider Service which is a Kubernetes Controller Service with the "Pod Name Filter" property set to ".*one" |
| And a LogAttribute processor in the Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "success" relationship of the TailFile processor is connected to the LogAttribute |
| When the MiNiFi instance starts up |
| Then the Minifi logs contain the following message: "key:kubernetes.namespace value:default" in less than 30 seconds |
| And the Minifi logs contain the following message: "key:kubernetes.pod value:hello-world-one" in less than 1 second |
| And the Minifi logs contain the following message: "key:kubernetes.uid value:" in less than 1 second |
| And the Minifi logs contain the following message: "key:kubernetes.container value:echo-one" in less than 1 second |
| |
| Scenario: Collect all metrics from the default namespace |
| Given a CollectKubernetesPodMetrics processor in a Kubernetes cluster |
| And the CollectKubernetesPodMetrics processor has a Kubernetes Controller Service which is a Kubernetes Controller Service |
| And a PutFile processor in the Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "Directory" property of the PutFile processor is set to "/tmp/output" |
| And the "success" relationship of the CollectKubernetesPodMetrics processor is connected to the PutFile |
| When the MiNiFi instance starts up |
| Then at least one flowfile with the content '"kind":"PodMetricsList","apiVersion":"metrics.k8s.io/v1beta1"' is placed in the monitored directory in less than 2 minutes |
| |
| Scenario: Collect metrics from selected pods |
| Given a CollectKubernetesPodMetrics processor in a Kubernetes cluster |
| And the CollectKubernetesPodMetrics processor has a Kubernetes Controller Service which is a Kubernetes Controller Service with the "Pod Name Filter" property set to ".*one" |
| And a PutFile processor in the Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "Directory" property of the PutFile processor is set to "/tmp/output" |
| And the "success" relationship of the CollectKubernetesPodMetrics processor is connected to the PutFile |
| When the MiNiFi instance starts up |
| Then at least one flowfile with the content '"metadata":{"name":"hello-world-one","namespace":"default"' is placed in the monitored directory in less than 2 minutes |
| |
| Scenario: Collect metrics from selected containers |
| Given a CollectKubernetesPodMetrics processor in a Kubernetes cluster |
| And the CollectKubernetesPodMetrics processor has a Kubernetes Controller Service which is a Kubernetes Controller Service with the "Container Name Filter" property set to "echo-[^o].." |
| And a PutFile processor in the Kubernetes cluster |
| And the "Directory" property of the PutFile processor is set to "/tmp/output" |
| And the "success" relationship of the CollectKubernetesPodMetrics processor is connected to the PutFile |
| When the MiNiFi instance starts up |
| Then at least one flowfile with the content '"containers":[{"name":"echo-two","usage":{"cpu":"0","memory":' is placed in the monitored directory in less than 2 minutes |