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# frozen_string_literal: true
require 'spec_helper_acceptance'
describe 'frontend backend defines' do
pp_one = <<-PUPPETCODE
class { 'haproxy': }
haproxy::frontend { 'app00':
ipaddress => $facts['networking']['interfaces']['lo']['ip'],
mode => 'http',
ports => '5555',
options => { 'default_backend' => 'app00' },
}
haproxy::backend { 'app00':
collect_exported => false,
options => { 'mode' => 'http' },
}
haproxy::balancermember { 'port 5556':
listening_service => 'app00',
server_names => 'test00.example.com',
ports => '5556',
}
haproxy::balancermember { 'port 5557':
listening_service => 'app00',
server_names => 'test01.example.com',
ports => '5557',
}
PUPPETCODE
it 'is able to configure the frontend/backend with puppet' do
retry_on_error_matching do
apply_manifest(pp_one, catch_failures: true)
end
end
# This is not great since it depends on the ordering served by the load
# balancer. Something with retries would be better.
# C9945
it 'does a curl against the LB to make sure it gets a response from each port' do
response_connection = run_shell('curl localhost:5555').stdout.chomp
expect(response_connection).to match(%r{Response on 555(6|7)})
if response_connection == 'Response on 5556'
expect(run_shell('curl localhost:5555').stdout.chomp).to match(%r{Response on 5557})
else
expect(run_shell('curl localhost:5555').stdout.chomp).to match(%r{Response on 5556})
end
end
pp_two = <<-PUPPETCODE
class { 'haproxy': }
haproxy::frontend { 'app00':
ipaddress => $facts['networking']['interfaces']['lo']['ip'],
mode => 'http',
ports => '5555',
options => { 'default_backend' => 'app00' },
}
haproxy::backend { 'app00':
collect_exported => false,
options => { 'mode' => 'http' },
}
haproxy::balancermember { 'port 5556':
listening_service => 'app00',
server_names => 'test00.example.com',
ports => '5556',
}
haproxy::balancermember { 'port 5557':
listening_service => 'app00',
server_names => 'test01.example.com',
ports => '5558',
}
PUPPETCODE
it 'is able to configure the frontend/backend with one node up' do
retry_on_error_matching do
apply_manifest(pp_two, catch_failures: true)
end
end
# C9951
it 'does a curl against the LB to make sure it gets a response from each port #onenodeup' do
expect(run_shell('curl localhost:5555').stdout.chomp).to match(%r{Response on 5556})
expect(run_shell('curl localhost:5555').stdout.chomp).to match(%r{Response on 5556})
end
pp_three = <<-PUPPETCODE
class { 'haproxy': }
haproxy::frontend { 'app0':
bind =>
{ '127.0.0.1:5555' => [] }
,
}
PUPPETCODE
it 'having no address set but setting bind' do
retry_on_error_matching do
apply_manifest(pp_three, catch_failures: true)
end
end
end
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