Week 20 - Integration/Component Test Manager
Ensuring Code Stability through Regular Integration Tests
In the pursuit of delivering high-quality software, it is essential to establish a robust testing framework that ensures code stability and prevents regressions on a regular basis. This issue aims to establish a scheduled task to run the integration tests every Wednesday, providing a comprehensive overview of the testing process and the expected outcomes.
Understanding the Testing Framework
The scheduled task will execute a series of integration tests every Wednesday, which are designed to validate the functionality of the Wazuh platform. The tests are categorized into the following groups:
- Analysis: Tests the analysis capabilities of the Wazuh platform, including data processing and visualization.
- Auth: Tests the authentication mechanisms of the Wazuh platform, ensuring secure access to the system.
- Integrator: Tests the integrator capabilities of the Wazuh platform, including data exchange and synchronization.
- Logtest: Tests the logging capabilities of the Wazuh platform, ensuring accurate and timely logging of events.
- Remoted: Tests the remote access capabilities of the Wazuh platform, ensuring secure and reliable access to the system.
- Vulnerability Scanner: Tests the vulnerability scanning capabilities of the Wazuh platform, identifying potential security risks.
Test Schedule
The scheduled task will execute the following integration tests every Wednesday:
Analysis Tests
- 4_testintegration_analysisd-tier-0-1: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh/actions/workflows/4_testintegration_analysisd-tier-0-1.yml
- 4_testintegration_analysisd-tier-2: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh/actions/workflows/4_testintegration_analysisd-tier-2.yml
Auth Tests
- 4_testintegration_authd-tier-0-1: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh/actions/workflows/4_testintegration_authd-tier-0-1.yml
Integrator Tests
- 4_testintegration_integratord-tier-0-1: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh/actions/workflows/4_testintegration_integratord-tier-0-1.yml
Logtest Tests
- 4_testintegration_logtest-tier-0-1: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh/actions/workflows/4_testintegration_logtest-tier-0-1.yml
Remoted Tests
- 4_testintegration_remoted-tier-0-1: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh/actions/workflows/4_testintegration_remoted-tier-0-1.yml
- 4_testintegration_remoted-tier-2: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh/actions/workflows/4_testintegration_remoted-tier-2.yml
Vulnerability Scanner Tests
- 4_testintegration_wazuh_db-tier-0-1: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh/actions/workflows/4_testintegration_wazuh_db-tier-0-1.yml
- 4_testcomponent_vulnerability-scanner: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh/actions/workflows/4_testcomponent_vulnerability-scanner.yml
Test Results
All test results must have one of the following statuses:
| Color | Details |
|---|---|
| :green_circle: | The pipeline has been executed successfully |
| :red_circle: | The pipeline has failed or it has errors |
Any failed test should be reported, detailing the error and possible cause.
Conclusion
Q&A: Integration/Component Test Manager
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the purpose of the Integration/Component Test Manager?
A: The purpose of the Integration/Component Test Manager is to establish a scheduled task to run the integration tests every Wednesday, ensuring code stability and preventing regressions on a regular basis.
Q: What tests are included in the scheduled task?
A: The scheduled task includes the following integration tests:
- Analysis: Tests the analysis capabilities of the Wazuh platform, including data processing and visualization.
- Auth: Tests the authentication mechanisms of the Wazuh platform, ensuring secure access to the system.
- Integrator: Tests the integrator capabilities of the Wazuh platform, including data exchange and synchronization.
- Logtest: Tests the logging capabilities of the Wazuh platform, ensuring accurate and timely logging of events.
- Remoted: Tests the remote access capabilities of the Wazuh platform, ensuring secure and reliable access to the system.
- Vulnerability Scanner: Tests the vulnerability scanning capabilities of the Wazuh platform, identifying potential security risks.
Q: What are the expected outcomes of the integration tests?
A: The expected outcomes of the integration tests are:
- Success: The pipeline has been executed successfully.
- Failure: The pipeline has failed or it has errors.
Q: What happens if a test fails?
A: If a test fails, it should be reported, detailing the error and possible cause.
Q: How often will the integration tests be run?
A: The integration tests will be run every Wednesday.
Q: Who is responsible for maintaining the Integration/Component Test Manager?
A: The responsibility for maintaining the Integration/Component Test Manager lies with the development team.
Q: What are the benefits of using the Integration/Component Test Manager?
A: The benefits of using the Integration/Component Test Manager include:
- Improved code stability: The Integration/Component Test Manager ensures that the code is stable and free from regressions.
- Enhanced quality: The Integration/Component Test Manager ensures that the Wazuh platform meets the highest standards of quality and reliability.
- Reduced risk: The Integration/Component Test Manager identifies potential issues early on, reducing the risk of errors and failures.
Q: How can I get involved in the Integration/Component Test Manager?
A: If you are interested in getting involved in the Integration/Component Test Manager, please contact the development team to discuss your role and responsibilities.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the Integration/Component Test Manager is a crucial component of the Wazuh platform, ensuring code stability and preventing regressions on a regular basis. By understanding the purpose, tests, and expected outcomes of the Integration/Component Test Manager, you can contribute to the development and maintenance of the Wazuh platform.