| testID |
Suite |
Description |
State |
| lifecycle-readiness-probe |
lifecycle |
Check that all containers under test have readiness probe defined. There are different ways a pod can stop on on OpenShift cluster. One way is that the pod can remain alive but non-functional. Another way is that the pod can crash and become non-functional. In the first case, if the administrator has implemented liveness and readiness checks, OpenShift can stop the pod and either restart it on the same node or a different node in the cluster. For the second case, when the application in the pod stops, it should exit with a code and write suitable log entries to help the administrator diagnose what the issue was that caused the problem. |
failed |
| observability-termination-policy |
observability |
Check that all containers are using terminationMessagePolicy: FallbackToLogsOnError. There are different ways a pod can stop on an OpenShift cluster. One way is that the pod can remain alive but non-functional. Another way is that the pod can crash and become non-functional. In the first case, if the administrator has implemented liveness and readiness checks, OpenShift can stop the pod and either restart it on the same node or a different node in the cluster. For the second case, when the application in the pod stops, it should exit with a code and write suitable log entries to help the administrator diagnose what the issue was that caused the problem. |
failed |
| access-control-requests-and-limits |
access-control |
Check that containers have resource requests and limits specified in their spec. |
failed |
Epic
Normal