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GO powermax REST library

This directory contains a lighweight Go wrapper around the Unisphere REST API

Unit Tests

Unit Tests exist for the wrapper. These tests do not modify the array.

Running Unit Tests

To run these tests, from this directory, run:

make unit-test

Running Unit Tests With Debugging enabled

To run the tests and be able to attach debugger to the tests, run:

make unit-test-debug

Or this can be run in steps. Build the debug exec:

make unit-test-debug-build

Then to start with debugging:

make dlv-unit-test

The process will listen on port 55555 for a debugger to attach. Once the debugger is attached, the tests will start executing.

Integration Tests

Integration Tests exist for the wrapper as well. These tests WILL MODIFY the array.

Pre-requisites

Before running integration tests, do the following changes in user.env file in inttest folder:

• Modify the Unisphere endpoint and Symmetrix ID.

• In the file, are two variables defined:

  • username
  • password

  Either change those variables to match an existing user in Unisphere, or create a new user in Unisphere matching those credentials.

• The integration test expects certain storage objects to be present on the PowerMax array you are using for integration tests. Examine the file and modify the following declared variables with appropriate names from the PowerMax array in use.

  • Set DefaultFCPortGroup to an existing FC port group from the array.
  • Set DefaultiSCSIPortGroup to an existing iSCSI port group from the array.
  • Set DefaultFCInitiator to an existing FC initiatorID from the array which is not part of any host. Suffix initiatorID with its Dir:Port.
  • Set FCInitiator1,FCInitiator2 to existing FC initiatorIDs from the array which is not part of any host.
  • Set DefaultiSCSIInitiator to an existing iSCSI initiatorID from the array which is not part of any host. Suffix initiatorID with its Dir:Port.
  • Set ISCSIInitiator1,ISCSIInitiator2 to existing iSCSI initiatorIDs from the array which is not part of any host.

Running Integration Tests

To run these tests, from the this directory, run:

For full tests:

make int-test

For an abbreviated set of tests:

make short-int-test