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test(bdd): add event-ledger live checks and HTTP request steps - #2428
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Add in-process HTTP steps to the BDD harness (headers, send, poll, status, body and JSON field assertions, export to env) so features can exercise service APIs directly without routing secrets through the command runner. Add an event-ledger feature that checks the ledger is deployed, routed through the shared gateway, and fed by SIS on a running ncp-local stack. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Shelley Shen <shelleys@nvidia.com>
Event-ledger stores events per (namespace, context). Reading a namespace's events without a context only returns context-less events, so the lifecycle scenario never saw the events SIS writes for a deployment. Poll stats, which list every context in the namespace, then read events with the context stats reports. Wait up to five minutes for the instance to reach running, and keep the wiring test's fake server in step with the context-based reads. Signed-off-by: Shelley Shen <shelleys@nvidia.com>
…ario API key route scope enforcement shipped in event-ledger 0.17.1, so a read-scoped key is now rejected on the write route. Remove the known-defect tag and its stale comment, and let the read-only live entry point run the scenario: a rejected write stores no event. Signed-off-by: Shelley Shen <shelleys@nvidia.com>
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- Around line 244-253: Add failure-safe teardown for the lifecycle scenario’s
NVCF deployment and read key, since cleanup steps later in the scenario are
skipped when the live runner stops on failure. Track these resources in the
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Add the positive control for the route scope checks: a key with only fnds:createEvent is accepted on the CloudEvents write route and refused on the stats and events read routes. This shows the existing 401 and 403 cases are specific rejections and not an outage. The event is fixed, so reruns update one row. The wiring test's fake server now tells write keys from read keys. Signed-off-by: Shelley Shen <shelleys@nvidia.com>
The cloudevents and k8s-events write routes are registered separately, so check each one: a read-scoped key is refused on both, and a write-scoped key passes the scope check on k8s-events (it then fails on the empty body with a 400, which writes nothing). Signed-off-by: Shelley Shen <shelleys@nvidia.com>
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tests/bdd/godog_test.go (1)
2950-2951: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConstrain the fake to validate the CloudEvents route.
The current positive step uses the correct route, so this is a wiring-coverage gap rather than an incorrect response. A future path typo could still receive the accepted response because this branch accepts any writer-authorized
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- case writer && method == "POST": + case writer && method == "POST" && path == "/v3/ledger/cloudevents":🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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… scenario The NVCA OTel collector is off by default. When it is enabled, NVCA adds contexts that sort before the SIS one in stats, so reading the first context misses the SIS events. Select the SIS context with an event filter instead, so the scenario works with the collector on or off. The wiring test's fake keeps one NVCA context to cover that. Signed-off-by: Shelley Shen <shelleys@nvidia.com>
On a slow host the API Keys app takes longer than its default 3 minute startup window to start. The kubelet restarts it before it is ready, so the control-plane install waits on it until Helm times out. Set apikeys.startupProbe.failureThreshold to 120 as a native integer. The Helmfile environment table step writes every value as a string, and the stack passes this value through to the Deployment as is, so it has to live in the fixture. Signed-off-by: Shelley Shen <shelleys@nvidia.com>
Install the stack the way the other features do instead of attaching to a running one: prepare the Helmfile environment, bring up the single cluster, install the control plane, run nvcf-cli init, then check the event ledger. Register the cluster and install NVCA afterwards, which the function deployment scenario needs. TestEventLedger runs the whole feature. TestEventLedgerControlPlane skips the compute-plane scenarios, so it needs no GPU capacity or image pull access. The wiring test now covers the install steps. Signed-off-by: Shelley Shen <shelleys@nvidia.com>
…xture The override only helps a host that starts API Keys slowly, and the fixture is shared by other features. Keep the shared fixture at the stack defaults. A host that needs a longer startup window sets apikeys.startupProbe.failureThreshold in its own environment. This reverts commit 1b4cef2. Signed-off-by: Shelley Shen <shelleys@nvidia.com>
Add scenario teardown steps that queue a request or a function undeploy and run them in the After hook, so cleanup also happens when a step fails. The event-ledger feature now deletes the API keys it creates and undeploys the lifecycle function this way, expecting status 204 for each key delete.
TL;DR
Add a BDD feature that installs the self-managed stack with the event ledger enabled and checks it end to end, plus generic HTTP request steps to drive the checks. Also bump the event-ledger chart pin from 0.5.0 to 0.6.0.
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features/event-ledger.featurebrings up a single-cluster k3d stack and installs the control plane. It then checks rollout, route and health, the SIS flags, rejected credentials, V1 and V2 being disabled, read and write key scopes on both write routes, and a function deployment that produces SIS events. It registers the cluster and installs NVCA first, which the deployment scenario needs. Scenarios queue cleanup (key delete, function undeploy) that runs when the scenario ends, even after a failed step.TestEventLedgerruns everything.TestEventLedgerControlPlaneskips the compute-plane scenarios.PLAN.md) send requests, assert status, body, and JSON fields, poll, export fields, and queue cleanup for the end of the scenario. Headers are sent in process, so tokens never reach the command logs.For the Reviewer
tests/bdd/steps/http_steps.goandtests/bdd/harness/http.go: secrets must stay out of logs.tests/bdd/steps/teardown_steps.goand the After hook intests/bdd/steps/context.go: cleanup runs even when a step fails, and a failed cleanup fails the scenario.For QA (optional for docs, build, test, refactor, ci, chore, style, and revert PRs)
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