Fixing Flaky Integration Tests

[amitgalitz]

Signed-off-by: Amit Galitzky [email protected]

Description

Fixes several flaky tests that can be solved by adding some sleep time between creating detector and the next action.

Additionally org.opensearch.ad.e2e.DetectionResultEvalutationIT.testDataset has been failing due to precision occasionally being around 0.4-0.5 so minPrecision was lowered to 0.4.

Currently draft PR as I am continuing to investigate other flaky tests that aren't simply solved by adding more sleep time or are difficult to replicate.

Issues Resolved

#278

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[ohltyler]

@amitgalitz the WarningFailureExceptions listed in #278 will need some changes to the tests, specifically by not querying hidden indices directly. I can take care of these separately if you'd like.

[amitgalitz]

@amitgalitz the WarningFailureExceptions listed in #278 will need some changes to the tests, specifically by not querying hidden indices directly. I can take care of these separately if you'd like.

If you possibly have time and since you have more knowledge of these specific tests it could be nice to cut a different PR for those.

[amitgalitz]

@amitgalitz the WarningFailureExceptions listed in #278 will need some changes to the tests, specifically by not querying hidden indices directly. I can take care of these separately if you'd like.

If you possibly have time and since you have more knowledge of these specific tests it could be nice to cut a different PR for those.

Do you also know why this showed up in the integ testing through jenkins and not previously on our github repo before? Is the assumption that it's just flaky and we just haven't seen it fail yet on AD repo cause randomness or are there other factors that make it flaky on jenkins side?

[ohltyler]

@amitgalitz the WarningFailureExceptions listed in #278 will need some changes to the tests, specifically by not querying hidden indices directly. I can take care of these separately if you'd like.

If you possibly have time and since you have more knowledge of these specific tests it could be nice to cut a different PR for those.

Do you also know why this showed up in the integ testing through jenkins and not previously on our github repo before? Is the assumption that it's just flaky and we just haven't seen it fail yet on AD repo cause randomness or are there other factors that make it flaky on jenkins side?

It's actually not flaky on the Jenkins side, and consistently occurs on a security-enabled, bundled binary cluster. The root cause is something related to the client config when the specific plugin's test client config is interacting with a remote cluster. Long story short I have a fix to override the client for these specific requests made in the specific tests that are failing. See #372 and related ISM issue for more details

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[ohltyler]

Can we add a sleep time inside the create anomaly detector utility fns themselves? I feel it's hard to maintain this strategy / remember to add a thread.sleep() cmd after creating some detector.

[amitgalitz]

Can we add a sleep time inside the create anomaly detector utility fns themselves? I feel it's hard to maintain this strategy / remember to add a thread.sleep() cmd after creating some detector.

Thats a good call, finding myself adding it to more and more methods. I'll send a commit just adding the sleep to the create detector base method that gets called. Hopefully it doesn't make our CI process too much longer :)

[ohltyler]

LGTM! Thanks for taking the time on fixing these, should help with future tests too.