Using Dockerized Agents for ACCELQ test execution

BuildACCELQ Docker Agent

Download agent dockerfile

wget https://accelq.s3.amazonaws.com/releases/agents/Dockerized/latest/Dockerfile

Build docker image

• docker build -t <image_name> .
• Example: docker build -t accelq-agent-latest 

Run ACCELQ Docker Agent(s)

1. ACCELQ docker image can take the accelq.properties files keys values as environment variables
2. You can pass any of the following keys as environment variable to docker run command
   • agent_port
   • accelq_server_url
   • user_id
   • api_key
   • agent_type
   • provider_type
   • provider_username
   • provider_password
   • provider_hostname
   • provider_port
   • project_code
   • tenant_code
   • num_concurrent_jobs
   • num_parallel_tc_per_job
   • http_proxy_host
   • http_proxy_port
   • http_proxy_user
   • http_proxy_password
   • http_proxy_nonproxyhosts
   • https_proxy_host
   • https_proxy_port
   • https_proxy_user
   • https_proxy_user
   • https_proxy_nonproxyhosts
3. docker run -d -e agent_name=<agent_name> -e num_concurrent_jobs=2 -e num_parallel_tc_per_job=2 -e accelq_server_url=<url> -e user_id=karawalla@gmail.com -e api_key=<apikey> -e project_code=<projcode> -e tenant_code=<tenant_code> <accelq_agent_image_name>
4. once the docker run command succeeds, you will see local agent registered with ACCELQ server. Login to ACCELQ and navigate to Resources > Local Agents tab and verify the agent with the given name is displayed.