Prerequisites for running virtualized Istio based services in IBM® Rational® Test Automation Server
You can find information about the tasks that you must complete before you run virtualized Istio based services in Rational® Test Automation Server.
Configuring virtualized Istio based services in Rational® Test Automation Server
When you intend to virtualize services in the Istio mesh in Rational® Test Automation Server, you can create stubs in Rational® Integration Tester.
When you create the Istio stubs in Rational® Integration Tester, you must ensure that you are aware of the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or the short name of the service that you want to virtualize in the Kubernetes cluster that hosts Rational® Test Automation Server.
<service-name>.<namespace>.<svc>.<cluster-name>
<service-name>
reviews.bookinfo.svc.myclusterThe short name of the service is as follows:
reviews
You must enter the host of the service that you want to virtualize, in the Host field of the physical transport in Rational® Integration Tester. You can provide either the FQDN or the short name of the service.
Considerations for running of stubs that virtualize Istio services
Before you run the stubs that virtualize services in namespaces contained in the Rational® Test Automation Server Kubernetes cluster, you must install Rational® Test Automation Server with the demo configuration.
After you author the virtualized Istio based services, you must commit the virtual service resources to a repository and add the repository to the project on Rational® Test Automation Server. You can configure a run of the virtualized Istio service. See Configuring a run of a virtual service.
Collection of usage metrics
If you want Rational® Test Automation Server to display the usage statistics of the virtual service instances, you must install the Prometheus server at the time of server installation.