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| about | This template can be used to track the testing of nightly demos from scratch leading up to the next Stackable release. | |
| title | chore(tracking): Test demos on nightly versions for YY.M.X | |
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Part of https://github.com/stackabletech/issues/issues/TRACKING_ISSUE
This is testing that the nightly release of the operators and products do not negatively impact the products.
Note
Record the results (issues, anomalies, or success) during the process in a comment on this issue. Eg:
:green_circle: **airflow-scheduled-job**
The CRD had been updated and I needed to change the following in the manifest:
...The following emojis can be used to indicate the status:
hourglass: In progress / waitingred_circle: In progress with errorsorange_circle: Completed with minor issues or anomaliesgreen_circle: Completed without issues or errors
Replace the items in the lists below with the applicable Pull Requests (if any). Also put your GitHub handle next to the demo to indicate a particular demo was picked up for testing.
- airflow-scheduled-job
- argo-cd-git-ops
- data-lakehouse-iceberg-trino-spark
- end-to-end-security
- hbase-hdfs-load-cycling-data
- jupyterhub-keycloak
- jupyterhub-pyspark-hdfs-anomaly-detection-taxi-data
- logging
- nifi-kafka-druid-earthquake-data
- nifi-kafka-druid-water-level-data
- signal-processing
- spark-k8s-anomaly-detection-taxi-data
- trino-iceberg
- trino-taxi-data
Similar to the demos above we need to test all stacks that don't have a demo. Replace the items in the lists below with the applicable Pull Requests (if any). Also put your GitHub handle next to the stack to indicate a particular stack was picked up for testing.
Tip
Some of the stacks have a tutorial to follow.
- airflow-trino-dbt
- monitoring
- observability
- openldap
- tutorial-openldap
These instructions are for deploying and completing the nightly demo from scratch.
Tip
Be sure to select the nightly docs version on https://docs.stackable.tech/home/nightly/demos/.
# For demo testing, install demo (stable operators) for the nightly release.
stackablectl demo install <DEMO_NAME> --release dev
# For stack testing, install stack via
stackablectl stack install <STACK_NAME> --release dev
# --- IMPORTANT ---
# Run through the (still) nightly demo/stack instructions (refer to the list above).