Which Machine should we run the Install testing scripts from for an AEPC installation?

[#1]

Installation doc Pg 41-42 describes testing scripts that can be used to validate the installation. However, the section never identifies which specific machine the test scripts should be run from:

Test scripts

The following test creates a test organization, environment and API, then accesses the API, and finally cleans up the test entries.

1) CD to the test directory the test directory under /<inst-root>/apigee4/. Confidential and proprietary information of Apigee, Inc. Not to be disclosed except under non-disclosure agreement.

Apigee Edge Install and Configuration Guide Page 42

1. 2) Run the command, ./test1-sa.sh
2. 3) Specify the Apigee admin password.

   Note: This is the global system administrator password that you have set in the Apigee Edge installation.

3. 4) On successful administrator password entry, the script does the following:
   1. It fetches the server UUID.
   2. It creates an organization and associates POD with the organization.
   3. It creates an environment and associates Message Processor with the environment.
   4. It creates a virtual host.
   5. It imports a simple passthrough proxy and deploys the application to the “test” environment.
   6. It executes the test to make sure everything is working as expected.
   7. Finally, the script undeploys and then deletes the API proxy, virtual host, environment, and organization.

A successful test returns the 20X HTTP response.Note: If you get errors from the testing and the troubleshooting methodology, contact Apigee Support and provide the error log.

Can that be added to the docs?

[adas]

@Terry David These are mostly management calls, that can be run from any of the machines in your topology, as long as mgmt port 8080 is open to the machine. To simplify matters, I would suggest this be run from the mgmt host machine.

@sgilson is this something you can add some clarity to, in the installation docs ?

[sgilson]

I have updated the doc to add the information that you typically run the scripts on the Management Server node. It will go out with the next doc push.

Stephen