67 lines
4.8 KiB
TypeScript
67 lines
4.8 KiB
TypeScript
import { test } from '@playwright/test';
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import { markManual } from '../../helpers/manual';
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// High-Availability tests require multi-node cluster infrastructure,
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// ability to simulate failures, and real-time call monitoring.
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// None can be driven by Playwright alone.
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test.describe('pbx-availability', () => {
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test('pbx-availability-check-active_passive_or_active_active_failover', async ({ page }, testInfo) => {
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'automationStatus', description: 'manual' });
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'testType', description: 'check' });
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markManual('Requires HA cluster with ≥ 2 nodes; failover must be triggered by stopping the active node — cannot be orchestrated by a browser automation tool');
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'description', description: 'Verify Active-Passive or Active-Active failover transitions correctly when the active node becomes unavailable' });
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// Manual steps:
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// 1. Confirm cluster is healthy in admin portal → HA Status.
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// 2. Note which node is currently Active.
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// 3. Stop PBX service on the Active node (or power off the node).
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// 4. Measure time for cluster to promote Passive → Active.
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// 5. Verify admin portal becomes accessible on the new Active node within the defined RTO (e.g., < 30 s).
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// 6. Verify SIP registrations survive or re-register after failover.
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// 7. Record: failover time, re-registration count, any calls lost.
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});
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test('pbx-availability-check-database_replication_and_sync_integrity', async ({ page }, testInfo) => {
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'automationStatus', description: 'manual' });
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'testType', description: 'check' });
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markManual('Requires HA DB cluster (PostgreSQL streaming replication, MySQL Galera, etc.); verifying replication lag and data consistency requires direct DB access');
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'description', description: 'Verify database replication between HA nodes maintains consistency and acceptable replication lag' });
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// Manual steps:
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// 1. On the Primary DB node, run: `SELECT * FROM pg_stat_replication;` (PostgreSQL).
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// 2. Verify replication lag < 1 s.
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// 3. Insert a test record on Primary; verify it appears on Secondary within 5 s.
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// 4. Simulate primary failure; verify Secondary auto-promotes.
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// 5. After re-adding Primary as replica, verify replication resumes.
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// 6. Record: replication method, lag values, failover and re-join times.
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});
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test('pbx-availability-check-automatic_failover_and_call_preservation', async ({ page }, testInfo) => {
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'automationStatus', description: 'manual' });
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'testType', description: 'check' });
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markManual('Requires active call sessions during a node failure event and simultaneous call-state monitoring from both the phone and the PBX dashboard; not achievable via browser automation');
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'description', description: 'Verify automatic failover preserves active calls (no audio interruption > 200 ms, no call drops) when a node fails' });
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// Manual steps:
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// 1. Establish 10 active calls across multiple extensions.
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// 2. Trigger failover (stop Active node service).
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// 3. Listen on all 10 calls throughout failover.
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// 4. Verify: ≤ 0 calls dropped, audio interruption ≤ 200 ms.
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// 5. After failover, verify CDR records exist for all 10 calls.
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// 6. Record: failover time, calls dropped, audio gap duration per call.
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});
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test('pbx-availability-check-geographic_redundancy_and_geo_distribution', async ({ page }, testInfo) => {
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'automationStatus', description: 'manual' });
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'testType', description: 'check' });
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markManual('Requires multi-site infrastructure across geographic locations, WAN link simulation (or real WAN), and geo-failover testing — far beyond browser automation scope');
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testInfo.annotations.push({ type: 'description', description: 'Verify geo-distributed deployment handles site failover and routes calls to the surviving site without service interruption' });
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// Manual steps:
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// 1. Deploy PBX nodes in at least 2 geographically distinct sites (or simulate with VMs in separate networks).
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// 2. Verify cross-site SIP registration and call routing function normally.
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// 3. Simulate site failure (isolate Site A network).
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// 4. Verify: SIP clients in Site A re-register to Site B within RTO.
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// 5. Make calls through Site B; verify audio quality is acceptable (MOS > 3.5).
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// 6. Restore Site A; verify split-brain is avoided and cluster converges.
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// 7. Record: failover time, re-registration count, call success rate during transition.
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});
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});
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