Cockroach 20.2 started automatically profiling, this is a workaround to
disable it and ensure it doesn't create any folders and files in the
repository.
Change-Id: Ib65de01ea1fc619160d710c01602ced3a3a3492e
Currently when there's a timeout or panic, the culprit goroutines might
not be printed. Set traceback to all, which prints all user created
goroutines.
Change-Id: I29f87812d2a60f671b3eb172499e24cf70d990b5
We have configlock_test for checking changes so the separate script and
makefile target are not needed.
Change-Id: I2bbc1c21ad849c9b7ec8bba43c0e11e94e04f6a6
Currently Cockroach migration test is the most heavy with regards to
schema changes. This causes other tests to time out. This adds an
alternate cockroach instance that is used for migration tests.
Change-Id: I01fe9313527ff002f0bb0914dd52c3645b8eaf6d
STORJ_POSTGRES_TEST naming was not consistent with STORJ_SIM_POSTGRES.
This allows to use STORJ_TEST_POSTGRES for clarity, it still has a
fallback to STORJ_POSTGRES_TEST.
Change-Id: I6f294c66c80fcfd6750fea2a89795f3b7f5dd691
This runs each benchmark for one iteration to ensure that they are
valid. Unfortunately, it does not give any useful metrics as output.
Change-Id: I68940398c8dd849aed656bd12656f48d5df10128
Measure code coverage "by line" (Go actually measures by block, but whatever)
The '100, 0, 0' means anything above 100 auto-passes, anything below 0 auto-fails,
and anything below 0 is reported as unstable. autoupdateHealth, if I understand
correctly, will raise the functional auto-fail limit each time, so that a drop
in coverage will result in a failed test. Finally failUnhealty is the trigger
which actually causes the build to fail, rather than simply reporting an error.
I have tested these changes using replay, but I was unable to verify 100% that
they work as designed. The risks of having to revert this code seems less than
the cost of spending more time playing around with Jenkins locally..
Change-Id: Ica855b36aef7e1c3023fa80611229ca691017021
The stable uplink library is located at storj.io/uplink.
The stable uplink C library is located at storj.io/uplink-c.
Change-Id: Ia69115d6384b668490efe7e8ab674d7e8104b4f4
Currently Cockroach isn't performant for concurrent database setup and
tear-down. Instead of a single instance allow setting multiple potential
connection strings and let the tests pick one connection string
randomly.
This improves test duration by ~10 minutes.
While we are at significantly changing how pgtest works, introduce
helper PickPostgres and PickCockroach for selecting the database to
reduce code duplications in multiple places.
Change-Id: I8ad171d5c4c8a4fc081ec2ae9bdd0cc948a80619
* add integration tests to jenksin
* have jenkins run storj-sim integration tests w/crdb
Change-Id: I696d55c5894aaf630dcd7a566e1dd705ee88486b
* rm crdb integration tests to see if postgres passes
Change-Id: I1727a027ff802acbff5fc55961a0d605faefcf2d
* comment out aws tests to see if that is the error
Change-Id: I456c3d36f6a4ce7760ea0b6c402b6ea16cfe77e3
* add aws profile to integration tests
Change-Id: Ic01185dbc7b84ac48dfb846f8f272b34b50379b6
* add tmp path for aws profile and creds
Change-Id: I7b82ee5a99937edd3f66ae01bfb5cb21028a62cf
* change linux KiB syntax to bytes to support osx
Change-Id: Ia1f1027ba8da64a6ba537062deb9b3519973621f
* update migration steps, add crdb support to testplanet
* add crdb support
* have jenkins run a bares bones crdb compat test
* skip crdb tests
* skip crdb tests
* fix root_piece_id column
* write crdb store to tmp dir
* escape
