The BasicSanityCheck program is designed to be easy to use, and quick to execute.
It runs on any single machine, and completes in approximately one minute.
It runs heartbeat through a few of its most common and important paths of execution.
In addition, it also separately tests the functioning of various important libraries which are part of heartbeat[1].
It is completely automated, and reports success or failure at the end. Output from a typical success run is shown below:
# /usr/lib/heartbeat/BasicSanityCheck Starting heartbeat Starting High-Availability services: done Reloading heartbeat Reloading heartbeat Stopping heartbeat Stopping High-Availability services: done Checking STONITH basic sanity. Performing apphbd success case tests Performing apphbd failure case tests Starting IPC tests 0 errors. Log file is stored in /tmp/linux-ha.testlog
It is an important part of the Linux-HA test plan[2].
cts[3]
| [1] | http://www.linux-ha.org/HeartbeatProgram |
| [2] | http://www.linux-ha.org/DevCorner/TestPlan |
| [3] | http://www.linux-ha.org/cts |
This information provided courtesy of the Linux-HA project at http://linux-ha.org/