Generates an instance that is connected to the given networks and possibly some other networks

Generates an instance that is connected to some networks

Enhances a given instance with network information, by connecting it to the given networks and possibly some other networks

Generates a network instance with minimum netmasks of /24. Generating bigger networks slows down the tests, because long bit strings are generated for the reservations.

Generate an arbitrary string consisting of '0' and '1' of the given length.

Generate an arbitrary string consisting of '0' and '1' of the maximum given length.

Generator for config data with an empty cluster (no instances), with N defined nodes.

FIXME: make an even simpler base version of creating a cluster.

Generates config data with a couple of networks.

Tests that fillDict behaves correctly

Test that the serialisation of DiskLogicalId, which is implemented manually, is idempotent. Since we don't have a standalone JSON instance for DiskLogicalId (it's a data type that expands over two fields in a JSObject), we test this by actially testing entire Disk serialisations. So this tests two things at once, basically.

Check that node serialisation is idempotent.

Check that instance serialisation is idempotent.

Check that address pool serialisation is idempotent.

Check that network serialisation is idempotent.

Check that filter action serialisation is idempotent.

Check that filter predicate serialisation is idempotent.

Check config serialisation.

Custom HUnit test to check the correspondence between Haskell-generated networks and their Python decoded, validated and re-encoded version. For the technical background of this unit test, check the documentation of "case_py_compat_types" of testhsTestGanetiOpcodes.hs

Creates a tuple of the given network combined with some of its properties to be compared against the same properties generated by the python code.

Tests the compatibility between Haskell-serialized node groups and their python-decoded and encoded version.

Generates a node group with up to 3 networks. | FIXME: This generates still somewhat completely random data, without normal validation rules.

Tests conversions of ip addresses from/to numbers.

Tests that the number produced by ip4AddressToNumber has the correct order of bytes.

Tests a few simple cases of IPv4 next address.

Tests the compatibility between Haskell-serialized instances and their python-decoded and encoded version. Note: this can be enhanced with logical validations on the decoded objects

A helper function for creating LIDPlain values.

Tests that the logical ID is correctly found in a plain disk

Tests that the logical ID is correctly found in a DRBD disk

Tests that the logical ID is correctly NOT found in a plain disk