Add scripts to simplify Tempest testing #1360
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Found a couple of issues in testing, converting to draft for now |
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Not worth the effort for now |
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Added two scripts:
run-tempest.shmakes it easy to run Tempest teststempest-cleanup.shdoes a reasonable job of clearing up openstack resources that have been left behind by Tempest failures. It is not perfect but something is better than nothing and we can iterate on it over time.They've been hanging around on a few client deployments I've used so I'm adding them here for all to enjoy.