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Use the ` make test ` command.
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- ## QEMU and Kubernetes
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+ ## QEMU and Kubernetes\*
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E2E testing relies on a cluster running inside multiple QEMU virtual
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machines deployed by [ GoVM] ( https://github.com/govm-project/govm ) . The
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same cluster can also be used interactively when real hardware is not
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available.
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E2E testing is known to work on a Linux development host system. The user
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- must be allowed to use Docker.
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+ must be allowed to use Docker\* .
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KVM must be enabled. Usually this is the case when ` /dev/kvm ` exists.
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The current user does not need the privileges to use KVM and QEMU
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regular machines. Search for "nested virtualization" for your provider
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to determine whether and how it supports KVM.
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- Nested virtualization is also needed when using Kata Containers inside
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+ Nested virtualization is also needed when using Kata Containers\* inside
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the cluster. On Intel-based machines it can be enabled by loading the
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` kvm_intel ` module with ` nested=1 ` (see
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/KVM#Nested_virtualization ). At
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For example, this invocation sets up a cluster using an older release
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of Kubernetes:
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- ```
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+ ```
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TEST_KUBERNETES_VERSION=1.18 CLUSTER=kubernetes-1.18 make start
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```
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