The document discusses 'e2e' monitoring, focusing on the integration of open-source tools Sahi and Sikuli with Sakuli for end-to-end application testing. It highlights the goals of Sakuli, including modular interfaces and cross-platform compatibility, along with demonstrations of its functionality on Windows and Docker. Additionally, it emphasizes test execution from the user's perspective, performance monitoring, and the future development roadmap.

1. Wir unternehmen IT.
"...do it like the user!"
Simon Meggle
March 1st 2016
icinga camp berlin 2016

2. Agenda
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• definition of "E2E" monitoring / differentiation
• motivation
• functionality of Sahi & Sikuli => synergy in Sakuli
• Demo I: Sakuli on Win7
Ø functionality test
Ø anatomy of a Sakuli script
Ø how to "record" steps
Ø connecting to the Icinga2 API
• Demo II: Sakuli on Docker
• Video: a Sakuli test on a web store
• performance graphs

3. "E2E": definition / differentiation
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• test applications from the user's perspective
– functionality (application internal)
– performance (loading times etc)
• testing environment at least similar to real environment
• excellent addition to conventional monitoring
E2E does not mean...
• load testing
• replacing common monitoring

4. motivation
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• founded in February 2014
• goals:
– combine two Open Source automation tools1) into one
– modular interfaces to receiving systems
– platform independent (Linux/Windows)
• Open Source (Apache)
1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_GUI_testing_tools

5. component 1: Sahi
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method based DOM access:
_assertContainsText("Logged in as: T_NAGIOS_APP", _div(4));
_click(_span("Loaded Run Ids"));
_assertExists(_table("cross_table_fixed"));
localhost:9999
Webserver
<table>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td>Alice</td>
<td>Bob</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
{js}
Web testing tool (http://sahi.co.in)

6. component 2: Sikuli
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visual automation tool (http://sikuli.org)
screen.find("sap_ok").click();
screen.find("sap_ok").right(40).click().type("2223");
image identification, mouse & keyboard interaction:

7. comparison: Sahi & Sikuli
• universal, complete screen content
• more resource-intensive
• always needs clear view
• limited to pure web,
(no Flash, Java applets...)
• fast
• efficient to write, included
recorder
Sikuli Sahi

8. synergy with Sakuli
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• allows to use both tools within one test
• step-by-step code (JavaScript)
• screenshot on failure
• headless tests: xvnc & docker
• "forwarder" module concept:
– monitoring systems (Nagios, Icinga, ...)
– logging systems (Splunk, Logstash, ...)
– CI systems (Jenkins...)
– databases (MySQL/MariaDB, ...)
– [-?-]

9. Demo I (Windows7)
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• functionality test
• anatomy of a Sakuli script
• how to "record" steps
• connecting to the Icinga2 API

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11. Demo II: Sakuli in a Docker container
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• Container lifetime
– normally for only one test
– for demonstration, Sakuli runs with "-loop 10"
• Results are sent to a Naemon instance running in OMD inside Docker
• screenshot on error

12. Video: a Sakuli test on a web store
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• login
• empty basket
• order items
• print order summary into pdf
• check pdf

13. performance graphs
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14. What's next?
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Scheduler
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Worker 1
Worker 2
Worker 3
Results
Worker 4

15. Join us!
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https://github.com/ConSol/sakuli
http://www.sakuli.org
https://twitter.com/sakuli_e2e

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Questions

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Thanks!

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ConSol* Software GmbH
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D-81669 München
Tel: +49-89-45841-100
Fax: +49-89-45841-111
info@consol.de
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