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run-e2e-tests

Runs end-to-end or upgrade tests on existing long-running Maestro clusters deployed in Azure AKS

First seen Apr 11, 2026

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SKILL.md

Run E2E Tests on Long-Running Cluster

Runs end-to-end or upgrade tests on existing long-running Maestro clusters deployed in Azure AKS.

Prerequisites:

  • Azure CLI, kubectl, kubelogin, jq must be installed
  • Logged into Azure with cluster access
  • Long-running clusters must be already deployed
  • Required environment variables:

- SVCRESOURCEGROUP: Resource group for service cluster - SVCCLUSTERNAME: Name of service cluster - MGMTRESOURCEGROUP: Resource group for management cluster - MGMTCLUSTERNAME: Name of management cluster

Usage:

/run-e2e-tests [test-type]

Where test-type can be:

  • upgrade: Run upgrade tests (default)
  • e2e: Run standard E2E tests with Istio
  • all: Run both upgrade and e2e tests

Example:

export SVC_RESOURCE_GROUP="hcp-underlay-<cluster-id>-svc"
export SVC_CLUSTER_NAME="<cluster-id>-svc"
export MGMT_RESOURCE_GROUP="hcp-underlay-<cluster-id>-mgmt-1"
export MGMT_CLUSTER_NAME="<cluster-id>-mgmt-1"

/run-e2e-tests upgrade
#!/bin/bash
# Execute the E2E test script
SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
exec "$SCRIPT_DIR/scripts/run-tests.sh" "$@"