This repo is not in alignment with current versions of Kubernetes, and will not be active in the future. The CoreOS Kubernetes documentation has been moved to the tectonic-docs repo, where it will be published and updated.
For tested, maintained, and production-ready Kubernetes instructions, see our Tectonic Installer documentation. The Tectonic Installer provides a Terraform-based Kubernetes installation. It is open source, uses upstream Kubernetes and can be easily customized.
The conformance test checks that a kubernetes installation supports a minimum required feature set.
You will need to have a Kubernetes cluster already running.
Make sure only the essential pods are running, and there are no failed or pending pods. If you are testing a small / development cluster, you may need to increase the node memory or tests could inconsistently fail (e.g. 2048mb for single-node vagrant).
If you are running the conformance tests against a vagrant cluster, you can use the conformance-test.sh script located either in the single-node or multi-node/vagrant directories.
To test a running cluster:
First, clone a copy of this repository to a host with ssh access to the Kubernetes cluster.
$ git clone https://github.com/coreos/coreos-kubernetesThen run the contrib/conformance-test.sh helper script, replacing the and
$ cd coreos-kubernets/contrib
$ ./conformance-test.sh <ssh-host> <ssh-port> <path-to-ssh-key>