Container Testing with conu
summary
Conu is a Python framework that runs containers and clusters and asserts behavior against them, with backends for Docker, Kubernetes and OpenShift. Examples show creating containers, mapping ports, issuing HTTP requests, creating Deployments and importing images into OpenShift’s internal registry, and using pytest fixtures to start a PostgreSQL container for integration tests. Fedora uses conu in its CI to run black‑box integration tests for services like Bodhi and to gate container releases.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 3:14run this image as a container
- 4:32make a request on the container
- 5:36test if our images are working in the orchestrated environments
- 7:08use deployment in the kubernetes
- 8:44first import the image into the open ship internal registry
- 13:58starting to build the ci pipeline for our containers
- 18:12configuration for your openshift cluster
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