S3 compatibility tests

This is a set of unofficial Amazon AWS S3 compatibility tests, that can be useful to people implementing software that exposes an S3-like API. The tests use the Boto3 library.

Usage

1. Install

1.1 Download the source code from GitHub.

git clone https://github.com/sine-io/s3tests-sineio.git

1.2 Create virtual environment if needed

# If use anaconda, you can execute the commands as follows
# create virtual env
conda create -n s3tests-sineio python=python3

# activate virtual env
conda activate s3tests-sineio

cd s3tests-sineio

# install the requirements
pip install pytest pytest-html pytest-xdist pytest-rerunfailures pytest-reportportal boto3 fabric munch pytz isodate -i https://pypi.douban.com/simple
# or
pip install -r requirements.txt
# or
pip install -r requirements.txt -i https://pypi.douban.com/simple

The tests use the python3, pytest test framework.

1.3 Copy s3tests.conf and pytest.ini

1.3.1 s3tests.conf

You will need to create a configuration file with the location of the service and two different credentials. A sample configuration file named s3tests.conf.SAMPLE has been provided in this repo.

cd s3tests

cp s3tests.conf.SAMPLE s3tests.conf

Once you have that file copied and renamed s3tests.conf, You should edited host, port, ssh_user, ssh_passwd, ssh_port

[DEFAULT]
## this section is just used for host, port and bucket_prefix
host = xx.xx.xx.xx
## S3 port
port = 7480
## username, password, port for ssh connection
## sun node of the cluster is better.
ssh_user = xxx
ssh_passwd = xxx
ssh_port = 22

1. host is IP of the S3 endpoint's IP
2. port is S3 endpoint's port
3. ssh_user is server user
4. ssh_passwd is server password
5. ssh_port is server port to login via ssh

If your storage is Ceph or Ceph based, you can create users as follows:

python bootstrap_sio.py

If your storage is others, you should create two users manually.

# Main User:
# user id and displayname: mainuser
# email: [email protected]
# access_key: main
# secret_key: main

# Alt User:
# user id and displayname: altuser
# email: [email protected]
# access_key: alt
# secret_key: alt

1.3.2 pytest.ini

Once you have that file copied and renamed pytest.ini, You should edited rp_* if use reportportal(for the Test reports). If you do not want to use reportportal, you can let it be or delete it.

cp pytest.ini.SAMPLE pytest.ini

# change the items as follows:
# rp_uuid is user token
rp_uuid = xxxxx
# rp_endpoint is reportportal URL
rp_endpoint = http://ip:port
# rp_project is reportportal project in your user
rp_project = xxx
# rp_launch is Testing name
rp_launch = s3api-testing
# rp_launch_description is Testing description
rp_launch_description = S3 Api Automation Test
# rp_launch_attributes is attributes
rp_launch_attributes = 's3api' 'stage:testing' 'version:2.4.0.4'
# rp_issue_system_url is Bug tracker(e.g: Jira)
rp_issue_system_url = http://xxxx?m=bug&f=view&bugID={issue_id}

2. Run the tests

You can run the tests with(dir is s3tests-sineio/s3tests):

pytest or pytest --s3cfg s3tests.conf-path

You can specify which test to run:

pytest -k EXPRESSION
e.g. :
    pytest -k test_bucket_list_empty
    pytest -k 'not test_bucket_list_empty'

Some tests have attributes set based on their current reliability and things like AWS not enforcing their spec strictly. You can filter tests based on their attributes:

pytest -m "sio and not need_speedup" -n 10 --reruns 3
# or
pytest tests -m "sio and not need_speedup" -n 10 --reruns 3 --reportportal

You can run the tests via Shell scripts

sh run.sh
# or
sh run_without_rp.sh

Report generated by pytest-html is in the report directory:

s3tests-sineio
    |___ s3tests
            |___ report  # <--- here.
            |___ tests
# Open it via chrome or firefox.

Report generated by reportportal is on the reportportal webpage. Open the url, then you will see it.

Contribution

There are many ways to contribute to S3TESTS-SINEIO's development, just find the one that best fits with your skills. Examples of contributions we would love to receive include:

• Code patches
• Bug reports
• Patch reviews
• And so on