ctp.sh [Test scenario] -c [CTP/conf/*.conf]
You can execute the CTP in docker.
All users password was 1234.
Container name | ip | User | Role | Tools |
---|---|---|---|---|
docker_for_ctp_01 | 172.200.1.2 | ctp | Controller & SQL, SQL_BY_CCI, MEDIUM, JDBC unit test |
CTP, cubrid-testcases |
ha_repl_01 | HA_REPL(Master), HA_SHELL(Master), SHELL test | CTP | ||
docker_for_ctp_02 | 172.200.1.3 | ctp | Controller & SQL, SQL_BY_CCI, MEDIUM, JDBC unit test |
CTP, cubrid-testcases |
ha_repl_01 | HA_REPL(Slave), HA_SHELL(Slave), SHELL test | CTP |
Execute the 'make_for_container.sh'.
It makes the 2 containers.
The container name is 'docker_for_ctp_01', 'docker_for_ctp_02'.
And you can connect the container by SSH.
If you download the 'CUBRID.sh' into the 'ctp_config/CUBRID_engine/', it is easy.
Execute the 'install_CUBRID.sh'.
The normal way is please refer to the CUBRID manual.
https://www.cubrid.org/manual/en/10.2/install.html#installing-and-running-cubrid-on-linux
ctp.sh [Test scenario] -c [CTP/conf/*.conf] (ex : ctp.sh sql -c ~/CTP/conf/sql.conf )
If you want to change the 'test scenario path', open the 'CTP/conf/*.conf'.
and change the 'scenario' variable.
The detail is followed to refer to this.
https://github.com/CUBRID/cubrid-testtools