cv-csi-test
Testing & QualityEnd-to-end Curvine CSI driver testing guide for Kubernetes deployment, StorageClass and MountPod setup, resilience scenarios, volume expansion, and scripted test suites. Use when validating CSI code changes, running integration tests, debugging mount failures, or verifying MountPod recovery after node or CSI restarts.
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cv-csi-test
This skill provides comprehensive guidance for testing Curvine CSI driver, including component deployment, test pod configuration, and complete testing workflows.
Quick Start
1. Deploy Components
Deploy in order:
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/deploy/namespace.yaml
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/deploy/serviceaccount.yaml
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/deploy/clusterrole.yaml
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/deploy/clusterrolebinding.yaml
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/deploy/csidriver.yaml
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/deploy/daemonset-mountpod.yaml # MountPod mode (recommended)
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/examples/storage-class.yaml
2. Verify Deployment
kubectl get pods -n curvine-system -l app=curvine-csi-node
kubectl get csidriver curvine
kubectl get storageclass curvine-sc
3. Run Basic Test
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/examples/pvc-curvine.yaml
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/examples/pod-curvine.yaml
kubectl exec curvine-test-pod -n curvine-system -- sh -c 'echo "Test" > /usr/share/nginx/html/test.txt'
kubectl exec curvine-test-pod -n curvine-system -- cat /usr/share/nginx/html/test.txt
Core Workflow
Phase 1: Build and Deploy
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Build CSI Binary
cd curvine-csi CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o bin/csi . -
Build Docker Image
mkdir -p /tmp/csi-build && cp bin/csi /tmp/csi-build/ cat > /tmp/csi-build/Dockerfile << 'EOF' FROM ghcr.io/curvineio/curvine-csi:latest COPY csi /opt/curvine/csi RUN chmod +x /opt/curvine/csi EOF cd /tmp/csi-build && docker build -t curvine-csi:latest . docker tag curvine-csi:latest 10.119.43.210:5000/curvine-csi:latest docker push 10.119.43.210:5000/curvine-csi:latest -
Deploy Components (see Quick Start)
Phase 2: Basic Functionality Tests
Test 1: Create PVC and Pod
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/examples/pvc-curvine.yaml
kubectl wait --for=condition=Bound pvc/curvine-pvc -n curvine-system --timeout=60s
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/examples/pod-curvine.yaml
kubectl wait --for=condition=Ready pod/curvine-test-pod -n curvine-system --timeout=60s
Test 2: Write and Read Data
kubectl exec curvine-test-pod -n curvine-system -- \
sh -c 'echo "Hello Curvine CSI" > /usr/share/nginx/html/test.txt'
kubectl exec curvine-test-pod -n curvine-system -- \
cat /usr/share/nginx/html/test.txt
Test 3: Multi-Pod Shared Access
kubectl apply -f curvine-csi/examples/deployment-curvine.yaml
kubectl wait --for=condition=Ready pod -l app=curvine-test -n curvine-system --timeout=60s
# Write from pod 1, read from pod 2
Phase 3: Resilience Tests
Test 4: CSI Node Pod Restart (MountPod Mode)
# Write data before restart
kubectl exec curvine-test-pod -n curvine-system -- \
sh -c 'echo "Before restart: $(date)" > /usr/share/nginx/html/restart-test.txt'
# Restart CSI Node Pod
kubectl delete pod -l app=curvine-csi-node -n curvine-system
kubectl wait --for=condition=Ready pod -l app=curvine-csi-node -n curvine-system --timeout=60s
# Verify MountPod still exists
kubectl get pods -n curvine-system | grep curvine-mountpod
# Read data after restart (should still be accessible)
kubectl exec curvine-test-pod -n curvine-system -- \
cat /usr/share/nginx/html/restart-test.txt
Test 5: MountPod Recovery
kubectl get pods -n curvine-system | grep curvine-mountpod
kubectl logs -n curvine-system -l app=curvine-mountpod --tail=50
Test 6: Pod Deletion and Cleanup
kubectl delete pod curvine-test-pod -n curvine-system
kubectl wait --for=delete pod/curvine-test-pod -n curvine-system --timeout=30s
kubectl delete pvc curvine-pvc -n curvine-system
Test Pods
Simple Test Pod
- File:
curvine-csi/examples/pod-curvine.yaml - Single pod with nginx, mounts PVC
Multi-Pod Deployment
- File:
curvine-csi/examples/deployment-curvine.yaml - 3 replicas sharing same PVC
StatefulSet
- File:
curvine-csi/examples/statefulset-curvine.yaml - For stateful workloads
Components Reference
See references/components.md for detailed component descriptions:
- Namespace, ServiceAccounts, RBAC
- CSIDriver, Controller, Node Plugin
- StorageClass configuration
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
PVC Stuck in Pending
kubectl describe pvc curvine-pvc -n curvine-system
kubectl logs -n curvine-system -l app=curvine-csi-controller --tail=100
Pod Cannot Mount Volume
kubectl logs -n curvine-system -l app=curvine-csi-node --tail=100
kubectl get pods -n curvine-system | grep curvine-mountpod
kubectl logs -n curvine-system -l app=curvine-mountpod --tail=100
MountPod Not Created
kubectl logs -n curvine-system -l app=curvine-csi-node --tail=100 | grep -i mountpod
kubectl auth can-i create pods --as=system:serviceaccount:curvine-system:curvine-csi-node-sa
kubectl get configmap -n curvine-system | grep curvine-mountpod
Pod Deletion Hangs
kubectl get pv -o json | jq '.items[] | select(.spec.csi.driver=="curvine") | {name: .metadata.name, finalizers: .metadata.finalizers}'
# Manual cleanup if needed:
kubectl patch pv <pv-name> -p '{"metadata":{"finalizers":[]}}' --type=merge
Test Scripts
See scripts/test-suite.sh for automated test script template.
Verification Checklist
- CSI Node Pods running on all nodes
- MountPods created for each Curvine cluster
- CSIDriver registered
- StorageClass available
- PVC creation succeeds
- Pod can mount volume
- Data write/read works
- Multiple pods can share same volume
- CSI restart doesn't affect mounted volumes (MountPod mode)
注意事项
如果遇到Pod Terminating,最多等待2min,就要停止等待,并仔细检查pod删除卡主的原因,如果无法修复,可以采用--force的方式确保安全删除。
- 测试集群的master addr为10.119.43.210:8995, 且只有一个。
- 测试之前需要将gchr镜像替换为10.119.43.210:5000/curvine-csi, 测试完成后总是要恢复为原始镜像。