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|description=This testcase is meant to verify that sshd is up and running after booting a cloud image.
|description=This testcase is meant to verify that sshd is up and running after booting a cloud image.
|setup= Boot a cloud image locally
|setup=
# Launch an instance in a cloud provider (providing an SSH key pair)
# OR: Boot a cloud image locally
|actions=  
|actions=  
# attempt to ssh into the booted image with the user 'fedora' and the password provided in user-data
# attempt to ssh into the booted instance with the user 'fedora' using the appropriate ssh key.
|results=
|results=
# Should be able to connect to booted image and run commands
# Should be able to connect to booted image and run commands
|optional=provide ssh keys via cloud-init and confirm ssh keys work as well as password login
|optional=If you're doing a local test with qemu: also provide a password for the user in user-data and attempt to log in via password authentication
}}
}}

Latest revision as of 20:43, 11 July 2014

Description

This testcase is meant to verify that sshd is up and running after booting a cloud image.

Setup

  1. Launch an instance in a cloud provider (providing an SSH key pair)
  2. OR: Boot a cloud image locally

How to test

  1. attempt to ssh into the booted instance with the user 'fedora' using the appropriate ssh key.

Expected Results

  1. Should be able to connect to booted image and run commands

Optional

If you're doing a local test with qemu: also provide a password for the user in user-data and attempt to log in via password authentication