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Teuthology API

A REST API to execute teuthology commands.

Setup

Option 1: Teuthology Docker Setup

  1. Clone teuthology and teuthology-api.

  2. Rename .env.dev file to .env.

  3. Configure secrets:

    3.1. Create a Github OAuth Application by following these instructions. Set "Homepage URL" as http://localhost:8082/ and "Authorization callback URL" as http://localhost:8082/login/callback/.

    3.2. Ensure ceph belongs in your public list of organizations[ref]. By default your membership is set private, change that to public by following these steps.

    3.3. Save CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET from your Github OAuth App to your local .env file as GH_CLIENT_ID and GH_CLIENT_SECRET.

  4. Add the following to teuthology's docker-compose services.

    teuthology_api:
    build:
      context: ../../../teuthology-api
    env_file: ../../../teuthology-api/.env
    ports:
        - 8082:8080
    environment:
        TEUTHOLOGY_API_SERVER_HOST: 0.0.0.0
        TEUTHOLOGY_API_SERVER_PORT: 8080
        PADDLES_URL: http://localhost:8080
    depends_on:
        - teuthology
        - paddles
    links:
        - teuthology
        - paddles
    healthcheck:
      test: [ "CMD", "curl", "-f", "http://0.0.0.0:8082" ]

    [optional] For developement use: Add following things in teuthology_api container:

    teuthology_api:
    environment:
        DEPLOYMENT: development
    volumes:
        - ../../../teuthology-api/src:/teuthology_api/src:rw

    DEPLOYMENT: development would run the server in --reload mode (server would restart when changes are made in /src dir) and volumes would mount host directory to docker's directory (local changes would reflect in docker container).

  5. Follow teuthology development setup instructions from here.

Option 2: Non-containerized with venv and pip

  1. Clone teuthology-api and cd into it.

  2. Rename .env.dev file to .env.

  3. Configure secrets as described in Option 1 above.

  4. Create a virtualenv: python3 -m venv venv

  5. Activate the virtualenv: source ./venv/bin/activate

  6. Build the project: pip install -e .

  7. Start the server: gunicorn -c gunicorn_config.py teuthology_api.main:app

Documentation

The documentation can be accessed at http://localhost:8082/docs after running the application.

Once you have teuthology-api running, authenticate by visiting http://localhost:8082/login through browser and follow the github authentication steps (this stores the auth token in browser cookies).

Note: To test below endpoints locally, recommended flow is to login through browser (as mentioned above) and then send requests (and receive response) through interactive docs at /docs.

Route /

curl http://localhost:8082/

Returns {"root": "success", "session": { <authentication details> }}.

Route /suite

POST /suite/: schedules a run.

Query parameters:

  • logs (boolean) - Send scheduling logs in response.

Example

curl --location --request POST 'http://localhost:8082/suite&logs=true' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-raw '{
    "--ceph": "main",
    "--ceph-repo": "https://github.com/ceph/ceph-ci.git",
    "--machine-type": "testnode",
    "--num": "1",
    "--priority": "70",
    "--suite": "teuthology:no-ceph",
    "--suite-branch": "main",
    "--suite-repo": "https://github.com/ceph/ceph-ci.git",
    "--teuthology-branch": "", // necessary for docker setup
    "--verbose": "1",
    "<config_yaml>": ["/teuthology/containerized_node.yaml"],
    "--owner": "example"
 }'

Note: "--owner" in data body should be same as your github username (case sensitive). Otherwise, you wouldn't have permission to kill jobs/run.

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