cs_comments_service ES7 upgrade

Owned by Robert Raposa
Last updated: Oct 15, 2020
126 min read

Runbook

Testing Notes

Stage Testing

  • Use Robert's Stage Test Course

  • Test cases (see below) using LMS

    • Splunk search: index="stage-edx" /search/threads

  • BEFORE MERGE:

    • TO DO: Capture the results from some of the searches below.

Production Testing

UI Testing Tasks that involve Elasticsearch

  • “Add a Post” - creates a new thread and indexes it in ES.

  • “Add a Response” - creates a new comment and indexes it in ES.

  • “Search all posts” - runs the search endpoint and returns results from posts and responses. Results appear on the left-hand side by post - responses are grouped under posts, not listed as separate items.

  • “Show all posts” - use this to filter posts by unread and unanswered. Hits ES to filter. Can test by creating new posts with a second account and filtering by unread, or creating a new post and filtering by unanswered.

  • “By recent activity” - Sorts posts by various criteria, hitting ES again to do the sort.

  • “…” → “Edit” - Edits a post or response. Editing the body of the post/response will update the index, and the new text should be searchable. Test both.

  • “…” → “Delete” - Deletes a post or response - this should remove it from the index so it’s no longer searchable. Test on post and response.

  • Vote - affects sorting by most votes. Get two accounts, add some votes, see that the sorting is different.

Elasticsearch Rake Tasks

You’ll need a ruby env to run these, most likely. On devstack, you can source devstack_forum_env in order to get this set up. Then you can change directory into cs_comments_service and run the rake tasks:

rake search:initialize

Should create the indices but does not populate them.

rake search:validate_indices

Validates that the indices are correct. The output indicates success.

rake search:rebuild_indices

Populates the indices. Oddly, this re-creates them as well, so initialize isn’t terribly useful.

rake search:catchup[comments_index_name,comment_threads_index_name,minutes,batch_size]

Will index comments/threads created in the last X minutes.

Example:

rake search:catchup[comments_20201009141049692,comment_threads_20201009141049692,10,10]

Finding out the index names can be slightly challenging, since they’re timestamped - best bet is to query ES to find out:

curl http://edx.devstack.elasticsearch7:9200/_cat/indices - Obviously, replace the domain/port with your environment’s ES server.

 

 

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