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# This should start the Thermostat agent, a Java process. You can check if it's running by: {{command|<nowiki>ps $(jps | grep Thermostat | cut -d' ' -f1)</nowiki>}} | # This should start the Thermostat agent, a Java process. You can check if it's running by: {{command|<nowiki>ps $(jps | grep Thermostat | cut -d' ' -f1)</nowiki>}} | ||
# The thermostat agent also starts the server component of the command channel on port 12000 (by default). One can check that it's running via netcat: {{command|nc 127.0.0.1 12000}}. This should NOT result in a connection refused error message. | # The thermostat agent also starts the server component of the command channel on port 12000 (by default). One can check that it's running via netcat: {{command|nc 127.0.0.1 12000}}. This should NOT result in a connection refused error message. | ||
# Once you've checked this the agent can be killed as follows: {{command| kill <nowiki> | # Once you've checked this the agent can be killed as follows: {{command| kill <nowiki>$(jps | grep Thermostat | cut -d' ' -f1)</nowiki>}}. This should also not throw any exceptions. | ||
# Configuration of agent settings are done via /etc/thermostat/agent.properties | # Configuration of agent settings are done via /etc/thermostat/agent.properties | ||
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Revision as of 10:14, 23 May 2013
Description
This test case tests that the thermostat agent works correctly. Remember Thermostat agents are the data collecting components.
Setup
- Boot into the machine/VM you wish to test.
- If thermostat is not installed yet, install thermostat.
- Start thermostat storage:
thermostat storage --start
How to test
- Start the thermostat agent:
thermostat agent -d mongodb://127.0.0.1:27518 &
Expected Results
- This should start the Thermostat agent, a Java process. You can check if it's running by:
ps $(jps | grep Thermostat | cut -d' ' -f1) - The thermostat agent also starts the server component of the command channel on port 12000 (by default). One can check that it's running via netcat:
nc 127.0.0.1 12000. This should NOT result in a connection refused error message. - Once you've checked this the agent can be killed as follows:
kill $(jps | grep Thermostat | cut -d' ' -f1). This should also not throw any exceptions. - Configuration of agent settings are done via /etc/thermostat/agent.properties