etc/tempest.conf.sample

[identity]
# This section contains configuration options that a variety of Tempest
# test clients use when authenticating with different user/tenant
# combinations

# The type of endpoint for a Identity service. Unless you have a
# custom Keystone service catalog implementation, you probably want to leave
# this value as "identity"
catalog_type = identity
# Set to True if your test environment's Keystone authentication service should
# be accessed over HTTPS
use_ssl = False
# This is the main host address of the authentication service API
host = 127.0.0.1
# Port that the authentication service API is running on
port = 5000
# Version of the authentication service API (a string)
api_version = v2.0
# Path to the authentication service tokens resource (do not modify unless you
# have a custom authentication API and are not using Keystone)
path = tokens
# Should typically be left as keystone unless you have a non-Keystone
# authentication API service
strategy = keystone

[compute]
# This section contains configuration options used when executing tests
# against the OpenStack Compute API.

# This should be the username of a user WITHOUT administrative privileges
username = {$USERNAME}
# The above non-administrative user's password
password = {$PASSWORD}
# The above non-administrative user's tenant name
tenant_name = {$TENANT_NAME}

# This should be the username of an alternate user WITHOUT
# administrative privileges
alt_username = {$ALT_USERNAME}
# The above non-administrative user's password
alt_password = {$ALT_PASSWORD}
# The above non-administrative user's tenant name
alt_tenant_name = {$ALT_TENANT_NAME}

# Reference data for tests. The ref and ref_alt should be
# distinct images/flavors.
image_ref = {$IMAGE_ID}
image_ref_alt = {$IMAGE_ID_ALT}
flavor_ref = 1
flavor_ref_alt = 2

# Number of seconds to wait while looping to check the status of an
# instance or volume that is building.
build_interval = 10

# Number of seconds to time out on waiting for an instance or volume
# to build or reach an expected status
build_timeout = 600

# Run additional tests that use SSH for instance validation?
# This requires the instances be routable from the host
#  executing the tests
run_ssh = false

# Name of a user used to authenticated to an instance
ssh_user = {$SSH_USER}

# Network id used for SSH (public, private, etc)
network_for_ssh = {$SSH_NETWORK}

# IP version of the address used for SSH
ip_version_for_ssh = {$SSH_IP_VERSION}

# Number of seconds to wait to authenticate to an instance
ssh_timeout = 300

# The type of endpoint for a Compute API service. Unless you have a
# custom Keystone service catalog implementation, you probably want to leave
# this value as "compute"
catalog_type = compute

# Does the Compute API support creation of images?
create_image_enabled = true

# For resize to work with libvirt/kvm, one of the following must be true:
# Single node: allow_resize_to_same_host=True must be set in nova.conf
# Cluster: the 'nova' user must have scp access between cluster nodes
resize_available = true

# Level to log Compute API request/response details.
log_level = ERROR

[image]
# This section contains configuration options used when executing tests
# against the OpenStack Images API

# The type of endpoint for an Image API service. Unless you have a
# custom Keystone service catalog implementation, you probably want to leave
# this value as "image"
catalog_type = image

# The version of the OpenStack Images API to use
api_version = 1

# This is the main host address of the Image API
host = 127.0.0.1

# Port that the Image API is running on
port = 9292

# This should be the username of a user WITHOUT administrative privileges
username = {$USERNAME}
# The above non-administrative user's password
password = {$PASSWORD}
# The above non-administrative user's tenant name
tenant_name = {$TENANT_NAME}

[compute-admin]
# This section contains configuration options for an administrative
# user of the Compute API. These options are used in tests that stress
# the admin-only parts of the Compute API

# This should be the username of a user WITH administrative privileges
username = {$ADMIN_USERNAME}
# The above administrative user's password
password = {$ADMIN_PASSWORD}
# The above administrative user's tenant name
tenant_name = {$ADMIN_TENANT_NAME}