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In addition to the default robot framework container, this tree
includes a minimal robot framework container called "nanobot" and
intented for automated testing or resource-limited environments while
supporting all testsuites implemented by the larger container.  The
nanobot container lacks the xvfb-based browser and lighttpd/PHP
dashboard.

To build the container, first check the following ENV values at the
top of docker/nanobot/Dockerfile to ensure they reflect the RIC
platform deployment environment:

...
ENV RICPLT_NAMESPACE=ricplatform
ENV RICPLT_RELEASE_NAME=ric-full
ENV RICPLT_COMPONENTS="appmgr rtmgr dbaas e2mgr e2term"
...

Then, in the test/ric_robot_suite directory,  build the container:

$ docker build -f docker/nanobot/Dockerfile -t nanobot:v0.1 .

To run the container:

$ docker run --name nanobot -d nanobot:latest

By default, once started the container simply sleeps forever.

The container does not include any testsuites; either copy your tests
into a running container, or mount a directory of tests when starting
the container.  For example:

$ docker run -v /opt/robot/testsuites:/robot/testsuites --name nanobot -d nanobot:latest

Once started, the container will simply sleep forever.  To run a test
in the container, first copy a K8S credential file to
/kubernetes-admin-conf in the container:

$ docker cp ${KUBECONFIG} nanobot:/kubernetes-admin-conf

... then run the test:

$ docker exec nanobot robot /robot/testsuites/ricdeployment.robot
==============================================================================
Ricdeployment :: Tests for the existence and functionality of RIC components
==============================================================================
Deployments                                                           .ricplatform/ric-full-appmgr is available
ricplatform/ric-full-rtmgr is available
ricplatform/ric-full-dbaas is available
ricplatform/ric-full-e2mgr is available
ricplatform/ric-full-e2term is available
Deployments                                                           | PASS |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ricdeployment :: Tests for the existence and functionality of RIC ... | PASS |
1 critical test, 1 passed, 0 failed
1 test total, 1 passed, 0 failed
==============================================================================
Output:  /output.xml
Log:     /log.html
Report:  /report.html

A Helm chart for the container can be found in helm/nanobot.  See
helm/nanobot/README for more information on the chart.