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[BUG]: Powermax Intergration test failing #1519

Open Sahiba-Gupta opened 4 hours ago

Sahiba-Gupta commented 4 hours ago

Bug Description

Powermax Intergration tests are failing.

When running the integration test for PowerMax, the following test failures are observed:
  @v1.0.0
    <testcase name="Create and delete basic thick large volume" status="failed" time="17.416744591">
      <failure message="Step all volumes are deleted successfully: Volume was never deleted: csi-SNU-pmax-Int85132312-INT-000120001598-008A0"></failure>
    </testcase>
  @v1.0.0
    <testcase name="Create and delete basic volume using Gold Service Level" status="failed" time="23.654117625">
      <failure message="Step all volumes are deleted successfully: Volume was never deleted: csi-SNU-pmax-Int500089802-INT-000120001598-008A0"></failure>
    </testcase>
  @v1.1.0
    <testcase name="Create and delete basic volume using various volume sizes #1" status="failed" time="20.580268809">
      <failure message="Step all volumes are deleted successfully: Volume was never deleted: csi-SNU-pmax-Int157852630-INT-000120001598-008A0"></failure>
    </testcase>
  @v1.1.0
    <testcase name="Create and delete basic volume using various volume sizes #2" status="failed" time="20.697805367">
      <failure message="Step all volumes are deleted successfully: Volume was never deleted: csi-SNU-pmax-Int740855365-INT-000120001598-008A0"></failure>
    </testcase>
  @v1.1.0
    <testcase name="Create and delete basic volume using various volume sizes #3" status="failed" time="20.739075029">
      <failure message="Step all volumes are deleted successfully: Volume was never deleted: csi-SNU-pmax-Int440964920-INT-000120001598-008A0"></failure>
    </testcase>
  @v1.0.0
    <testcase name="Create volume, try to delete it with incorrect CSI VolumeID, then delete it." status="failed" time="7.147559266">
      <failure message="Step the volume is not deleted: Expected VolumeIdentifier csi-SNU-pmax-Int582887287-INT to match original requested name csi-SNU-pmax-Int582887287 indicating volume was not deleted, but they differ"></failure>
      <error message="Step I unmunge the CSI VolumeId" type="skipped"></error>
      <error message="Step when I call DeleteVolume" type="skipped"></error>
      <error message="Step there are no errors" type="skipped"></error>
      <error message="Step all volumes are deleted successfully" type="skipped"></error>
    </testcase>

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Additional Environment Information

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Steps to Reproduce

Running integration test now require csi-reverseproxy to be deployed before we run int tests. Please follow below steps to run Integration test with csi-reverseproxy:

  1. Edit config.yaml at csi-powermax/csireverseproxy/deploy with required value

  2. Run bash scripts/deploy.sh to install reverseproxy with entered value.

  3. Once deploy.sh is completed, run kubectl get pod -n powermax to see the pod in running state.

  4. Run kubectl get service -n powermax to note down NAME, CLUSTER-IP and PORT of reverseproxy service.

  5. Update the following variables in env.sh: a. X_CSI_POWERMAX_PROXY_SERVICE_NAME="powermax-revproxy" b. POWERMAX_REVPROXY_SERVICE_HOST="10.102.47.62" c. POWERMAX_REVPROXY_SERVICE_PORT="2222"

  6. Run bash run.sh to run the integration tests

Expected Behavior

All Tests should be passing successfully.

CSM Driver(s)

powermax

Installation Type

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Container Storage Modules Enabled

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Container Orchestrator

Kubernetes

Operating System

Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS

csmbot commented 4 hours ago

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