betsy + docker

This repo contains both the Dockerfile and scripts to run a betsy command in Docker.

Quickstart

Prerequisites

Docker 1.8.3 or later installed

Usage

setup # creates the betsy image with betsy installed and compiled
betsy ARGS # executes betsy ARGS on `setup-betsy`
docker-remove-all-stopped-containers # removes all stopped containers to free disk space

# Examples
betsy bpel ode__1_3_6 sequence
betsy engine ode__1_3_6 install

# generates Dockerfiles and start scripts for all engines
ruby generate-dockerfile-per-engine.rb

# generated files from the generate-dockerfile-per-engine.rb script
setup-all # sets up all docker images
setup-ENGINE # sets up the docker image for ENGINE
betsy-ENGINE # allows to test ENGINE

# Examples
setup-ode1_3_6 # creates the betsy-ode image with Apache ODE 1.3.6 already installed with betsy
betsy-ode1_3_6 sequence # executes the process sequence on engine ode1_3_6

Output

under results will be the results of a particular test run.

Documentation

Command overview

Command	Input(Files)	Input (Arguments)	Output
`./setup`	`./image/Dockerfile`		The docker image `./Image/DockerFile` is installed
`./betsy`	`./setup` `./common.sh`	`bpel <engine(s)> <process(es)>`	The process is executed on the engine and the logs are in the folder `./results/[Date in ms and arguments]`
`./setup-ENGINE`	`./image/Dockerfile_ENGINE`		The docker image `./Image/DockerFile_ENGINE` is installed
`./betsy-ENGINE`	`./setup-ENGINE` `./common.sh`	`<process>`	The process is executed on ENGINE and the logs are in the folder `./results/[Date in ms and arguments]`

setup

./setup builds the docker image ./image/Dockerfile with a installed openjdk8 and the installed betsy.

betsy

The docker file for betsy ./image/Dockerfile based on the docker file 'docker-oracle-jdk8'. The image contains the JDK8, which is a requirement for the execution of betsy. To install betsy updates are executed and git is installed in the case it isn't installed. After this step a specific commit is cloned from the github repository.

The ./betsy script installs the docker image ./image./Dockerfile for betsy in case it isn't installed. After installation the docker container is launched and betsy is started. To start betsy arguments are needed. The arguments are listed in the repository of betsy. But you should only use commands for the execution of tests, because after the execution of the betsy command the logs of the test are transferred from the container to the folder, which name consists of the arguments and the date ins ms, in the directory ./results. For example: ./reult/betsy-bpel-ode-sequence-1436402271 At least the html file is opened ./results/[Date in ms and arguments]/test/reports/results.html.

./betsy bpel <engine> <process>

Examples:

./betsy bpel ode sequence
./betsy bpel ode ALL
./betsy bpel ALL ALL

setup-ENGINE

./setup-ENGINE builds the docker image ./image/Dockerfile_ENGINE which installs the ENGINE ontop of the betsy image.

betsy-ENGINE

This script ./betsy-ENGINE is similar to the ./betsy script. There is only one difference. In the script ./betsy-ENGINE the engine is already installed. So you have only to choose the test process. Only a single test can be executed in this configuration, not multiple test cases or groups of test cases!

./betsy-ENGINE <process>