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Local Developer E2E Guide

Prerequisites

Run E2E tests

Make sure you have owner role to the e2e test subscription.

Set up e2e environment

Currently e2e resources are built on top of Azure, so provide your Azure resource setting:

export AZURE_RESOURCE_GROUP=<YOUR-RESOURCE-GROUP-NAME>
export AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID=<YOUR-SUBSCRIPTION-ID>
# Available values for AZURE_NETWORK_SETTING are shared-vnet, dynamic-ip-allocation and peered-vnet,
# and detailed explanations for each network setting are provided in the scripts under folder "test/scripts".
export AZURE_NETWORK_SETTING=shared-vnet

Run Makefile Target to setup e2e environment:

make e2e-setup

Until now, you will have one hub cluster and two member clusters according to your setting, and you may switch between clusters using the following commands:

export HUB_CLUSTER=hub
export MEMBER_CLUSTER_1=member-1
export MEMBER_CLUSTER_2=member-2
# Use hub cluster kubeconfig context
kubectl config use-context $HUB_CLUSTER-admin
# Use member cluster $MEMBER_CLUSTER_1 kubeconfig context
kubectl config use-context $MEMBER_CLUSTER_1-admin
# Use member cluster $MEMBER_CLUSTER_2 kubeconfig context
kubectl config use-context $MEMBER_CLUSTER_2-admin

Run e2e tests with the following command, and you may reuse the test environment to run e2e tests multiple times to validate your new tests or debug test issues.

make e2e-tests

Clean up e2e tests resources:

make e2e-cleanup