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Version: 1.26.0

Testing

Configurable Integration Test​

Starting of version 1.17, OpenLineage Spark integration provides a command line tooling to help creating custom integration tests. configurable-test.sh script can be used to build openlineage-spark from the current directory, script arguments are used to pass Spark job. Then, emitted OpenLineage events are validated against JSON files with expected events' fields. Build process and integration test run itself is performed within Docker environment which makes the command
Java environment agnostic.

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Quickstart: try running following command from OpenLineage project root directory:

./integration/spark/cli/configurable-test.sh --spark ./integration/spark/cli/spark-conf.yml --test ./integration/spark/cli/tests

This should run four integration tests ./integration/spark/cli/tests and store their output into ./integration/spark/cli/runs. Feel free to add extra test directories with custom tests.

What's happening when running configurable-test.sh command?

  • At first, a docker container with Java 11 is created. It builds a docker image openlineage-test:$OPENLINEAGE_VERSION. During the build process, all the internal dependencies (like openlineage-java) are added to the image. It's because we don't want to build it in each run as it speeds up single command run. In case of subproject changes, a new image has to be built.
  • Once the docker image is built, docker container is started and starts gradle configurableIntegrationTest task. Task depends on shadowJar to build openlineage-spark jar. The built jar should be also available on host machine.
  • Gradle test task spawns additional Spark containers which run the Spark job and emit OpenLineage events to local file. A gradle test code has access to mounted event file location, fetches the events emitted and verifies them against expected JSON events. Matching is done through MockServer Json body matching with ONLY_MATCHING_FIELDS flag set, as it's happening within other integration tests.
  • Test output is written into ./integration/spark/cli/runs directories with subdirectories containing test definition and file with events that was emitted.
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Please be aware that first run of the command will download several gigabytes of docker images being used as well as gradle dependencies required to build JAR from the source code. All of them are stored within Docker volumes, which makes consecutive runs a way faster.

Command details​

It is important to run command from the project root directory. This is the only way to let created Docker containers get mounted volumes containing spark integration code, java client code, sql integration code. Command has extra check to verify if work directory is correct.

Try running:

./integration/spark/cli/configurable-test.sh --help

to see all the options available within your version. These should include:

  • --spark - to define spark environment configuration file,
  • --test - location for the directory containing tests,
  • --clean - flague marking docker image to be re-build from scratch.

Spark configuration file​

This an example Spark environment configuration file:

appName: "CLI test application"
sparkVersion: 3.3.4
scalaBinaryVersion: 2.12
enableHiveSupport: true
packages:
  - org.apache.iceberg:iceberg-spark-runtime-3.3_2.12:1.5.2
sparkConf:
  spark.openlineage.debugFacet: enabled
  • sparkVersion and scalaBinaryVersion are used to determine Spark and Scala version to be tested. Spark is run on docker from the images available in https://quay.io/repository/openlineage/spark?tab=tags. A combination of Spark and Scala version provided within the config has to match images available.
  • appName and enableHiveSupport parameters are used when starting Spark session.
  • sparkConf can be used to pass any spark configuration entries. OpenLineage transport defined is file based with a specified file location and is set within the test being run. Those settings should not be overrider.
  • packages lets define custom jar packages to be installed with spark-submit command.

As of version 1.18, Spark configuration can accept instead of sparkVersion, a configuration entries to determine Docker image to be run on:

appName: "CLI test application"
docker:
  image: "apache/spark:3.3.3-scala2.12-java11-python3-ubuntu"
  sparkSubmit: /opt/spark/bin/spark-submit
  waitForLogMessage: ".*ShutdownHookManager: Shutdown hook called.*"
scalaBinaryVersion: 2.12

where:

  • image specifies docker image to be used to run Spark job,
  • sparkSubmit is file location of spark-submit command,
  • waitForLogMessage is regex for log entry determining a Spark job is finished.

Tests definition directories​

  • Specified test directory should contain one or more directories and each of the subdirectories contains separate test definition.
  • Each test directory should contain a single .sql or .py pySpark code file containing a job definition. For .sql file each line of the file is decorated with spark.sql() and transformed into pySpark script. For pySpark scripts, a user should instantiate SparkSession with OpenLineage parameters configured properly. Please refer to existing tests for usage examples.
  • Each test directory should contain on or more event definition file with .json extensions defining an expected content of any of the events emitted by the job run.