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April 2, 2026 15:37
So that it starts without warnings or errors and only tries to write in the test temporary directory.
- Configure Krill to run in test bed mode. - Configure nginx to proxy specific Krill locations instead of arbitrary routes. - Configure nginx to serve Krill generated RRDP files. - Configure Routinator to trust the nginx TLS certificate. - Download the Krill TAL and install it in Routinator. - Don't serve a test.txt file from nginx. - Silence nginx warning about not being able to write to /var/log/. - Add support for running Routinator in `vrps` mode and fetching the results as JSON.
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This PR proposes infrastructure to relatively easily develop and run end-to-end tests. The idea is to provide infrastructure to write these tests in Rust and make the part of a binary that can be run to execute these tests. It will set up one or more Krill instances and Nginx for serving RRDP. It will then issue a number of commands to the Krill instances and check the result by running Routinator and verify its output.
The binary is a sub-crate under Krill to keep all code together.