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testMultiNode.sh
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#!/bin/bash
source ../multiNodeUtils.sh
# Clean out any old sandbox, make a new one
OUTDIR=sandbox
rm -fr $OUTDIR; mkdir -p $OUTDIR
# Check for os
SEP=:
case "`uname`" in
CYGWIN* )
SEP=";"
;;
esac
function cleanup () {
kill -9 ${PID_1} ${PID_2} ${PID_3} ${PID_4} 1> /dev/null 2>&1
wait 1> /dev/null 2>&1
RC=`cat $OUTDIR/status.0`
if [ $RC -ne 0 ]; then
cat $OUTDIR/out.0
echo h2o-persist-s3 junit tests FAILED
else
echo h2o-persist-s3 junit tests PASSED
fi
exit $RC
}
trap cleanup SIGTERM SIGINT
# Find java command
if [ -z "$TEST_JAVA_HOME" ]; then
# Use default
JAVA_CMD="java"
else
# Use test java home
JAVA_CMD="$TEST_JAVA_HOME/bin/java"
# Increase XMX since JAVA_HOME can point to java6
JAVA6_REGEXP=".*1\.6.*"
if [[ $TEST_JAVA_HOME =~ $JAVA6_REGEXP ]]; then
JAVA_CMD="${JAVA_CMD}"
fi
fi
# Gradle puts files:
# build/classes/main - Main h2o core classes
# build/classes/test - Test h2o core classes
# build/resources/main - Main resources (e.g. page.html)
JVM="nice $JAVA_CMD -ea -Xmx3g -Xms3g -cp ${JVM_CLASSPATH} ${ADDITIONAL_TEST_JVM_OPTS}"
echo "$JVM" > $OUTDIR/jvm_cmd.txt
# Ahhh... but the makefile runs the tests skipping the jar'ing step when possible.
# Also, sometimes see test files in the main-class directory, so put the test
# classpath before the main classpath.
#JVM="nice java -ea -cp build/classes/test${SEP}build/classes/main${SEP}../h2o-core/build/classes/test${SEP}../h2o-core/build/classes/main${SEP}../lib/*"
# Tests
# Must run first, before the cloud locks (because it tests cloud locking)
# Tests
# Must run first, before the cloud locks (because it tests cloud locking)
JUNIT_TESTS_BOOT=""
JUNIT_TESTS_BIG=""
# Runner
# Default JUnit runner is org.junit.runner.JUnitCore
JUNIT_RUNNER="water.junit.H2OTestRunner"
# find all java in the src/test directory
# Cut the "./water/MRThrow.java" down to "water/MRThrow.java"
# Cut the "water/MRThrow.java" down to "water/MRThrow"
# Slash/dot "water/MRThrow" becomes "water.MRThrow"
# On this h2o-persist-s3 testMultiNode.sh only, force the tests.txt to be in the same order for all machines.
# If sorted, the result of the cd/grep varies by machine.
# If randomness is desired, replace sort with the unix 'shuf'
# Use /usr/bin/sort because of cygwin on windows.
# Windows has sort.exe which you don't want. Fails? (is it a lineend issue)
(cd src/test/java; /usr/bin/find . -name '*.java' | cut -c3- | sed 's/.....$//' | sed -e 's/\//./g') | /usr/bin/sort > $OUTDIR/tests.txt
# Output the comma-separated list of ignored/dooonly tests
# Ignored tests trump do-only tests
echo $IGNORE > $OUTDIR/tests.ignore.txt
echo $DOONLY > $OUTDIR/tests.doonly.txt
# Launch 4 helper JVMs. All output redir'd at the OS level to sandbox files.
CLUSTER_NAME=junit_cluster_$$
CLUSTER_BASEPORT=44000
$JVM water.H2O -name $CLUSTER_NAME -ip $H2O_NODE_IP -baseport $CLUSTER_BASEPORT -ga_opt_out 1> $OUTDIR/out.1 2>&1 & PID_1=$!
$JVM water.H2O -name $CLUSTER_NAME -ip $H2O_NODE_IP -baseport $CLUSTER_BASEPORT -ga_opt_out 1> $OUTDIR/out.2 2>&1 & PID_2=$!
$JVM water.H2O -name $CLUSTER_NAME -ip $H2O_NODE_IP -baseport $CLUSTER_BASEPORT -ga_opt_out 1> $OUTDIR/out.3 2>&1 & PID_3=$!
$JVM water.H2O -name $CLUSTER_NAME -ip $H2O_NODE_IP -baseport $CLUSTER_BASEPORT -ga_opt_out 1> $OUTDIR/out.4 2>&1 & PID_4=$!
# Launch last driver JVM. All output redir'd at the OS level to sandbox files.
echo Running h2o-persist-s3 junit tests...
($JVM -Ddoonly.tests=$DOONLY -Dbuild.id=$BUILD_ID -Dignore.tests=$IGNORE -Djob.name=$JOB_NAME -Dgit.commit=$GIT_COMMIT -Dgit.branch=$GIT_BRANCH -Dai.h2o.name=$CLUSTER_NAME -Dai.h2o.ip=$H2O_NODE_IP -Dai.h2o.baseport=$CLUSTER_BASEPORT -Dai.h2o.ga_opt_out=yes $JUNIT_RUNNER $JUNIT_TESTS_BOOT `cat $OUTDIR/tests.txt` 2>&1 ; echo $? > $OUTDIR/status.0) 1> $OUTDIR/out.0 2>&1
grep EXECUTION $OUTDIR/out.0 | sed -e "s/.*TEST \(.*\) EXECUTION TIME: \(.*\) (Wall.*/\2 \1/" | sort -gr | head -n 10 >> $OUTDIR/out.0
cleanup