Quick start tests for Configuration Management Database (CMDB)
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Summary of Quick Start Tests for Configuration Management Database (CMDB)
The Quick Start Tests for the Configuration Management Database (CMDB) are designed to validate the functionality of the CMDB following configuration changes, such as upgrades or application developments. These tests require the activation of the CMDB plugin and the CMDB - ATF Tests plugin to ensure they work with your instance-specific data.
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Key Features
- Dependency Views Test Suite: Validates the functionality of Dependency Views APIs to retrieve relevant mapping and context items for Configuration Items (CIs).
- CMDB Health Dashboard Test Suite: Checks the functionality of the CMDB Health Dashboard, including job status checks and the completeness of health metrics.
- Identification Reconciliation Engine Test Suite: Ensures the proper functioning of CI identifier validations and reconciliation definitions, including operations on reconciliation and identification rules.
- Query Builder Test Suite: Verifies the operation of the Query Builder functions, including creating, reading, and executing queries with specific user roles.
- Relationship Editor and Formatter Test Suite: Confirms the addition and deletion of relations for CIs as well as the accuracy of CI information displayed in the Relationship Formatter.
- SDK REST API Test Suite: Tests various functionalities of the CMDB SDK REST APIs, such as querying metadata, creating, updating, and deleting CIs and their relationships.
Key Outcomes
By utilizing these quick start tests, ServiceNow customers can ensure that their CMDB remains functional and reliable after making changes. This validation process helps maintain data integrity and operational efficiency, allowing organizations to confidently manage their configuration data and dependencies.
Validate that Configuration Management Database (CMDB) still works after you make any configuration change such as apply an upgrade or develop an application. Copy and customize these quick start tests to pass when using your instance-specific data.
Configuration Management Database (CMDB) quick start tests require activating the Configuration Management (CMDB) plugin (com.snc.cmdb) and the CMDB - ATF Tests plugin (com.snc.cmdb.atf).
| Test | Description | Release version |
|---|---|---|
| CMDB BSM: Dependency Views | Test functionality of Dependency Views APIs. These APIs retrieve Dependency Views map and associated map items such as context menu items, for a given CI sys_id and using sn_cmdb_editor or itil user role. | New York |
| Test | Description | Release version |
|---|---|---|
| CMDB HEALTH: Health Job Status | Checks whether any CMDB Health dashboard jobs, which were started 30 or more days ago, are still in progress. | New York |
| CMDB HEALTH: CMDB Health Completeness/ Recommended | Checks whether the recommended metric (included in the CMDB Health completeness KPI) is fully functional. This test validates:
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New York |
| Test | Description | Release version |
|---|---|---|
| CMDB IRE: IRE Validation | Validate CI identifiers and reconciliation definitions and check indexes for CI identifiers. | Madrid |
| CMDB IRE: Reconciliation Rule | Check operations on a reconciliation rule, in CI Class Manager, using sn_cmdb_editor, sn_cmdb_admin, itil, and itil_admin roles. Operations include create, edit, and delete a reconciliation rule. Also, check for active and not active setting, and derived rules. |
Paris |
| CMDB IRE: Identification Rule | Check operations on an identification rule, in CI Class Manager, using sn_cmdb_editor, sn_cmdb_admin, itil, and itil_admin roles. Operations include create, edit, and delete an identification rule. Also, check for active and not active setting, and derived rules. |
Paris |
| Test | Description | Release version |
|---|---|---|
| CMDB QB: Query Builder - cmdb_query_builder Role | Verify that cmdb_query_builder user role can save queries, and access and run all saved queries, in CMDB Query Builder. | New York |
| CMDB QB: Query Builder - cmdb_query_builder_read Role | Verify that cmdb_query_builder_read user role can access and run all saved queries, and cannot save any query, in CMDB Query Builder. | New York |
| Test | Description | Release version |
|---|---|---|
| CMDB REL EDITOR:Relationship Editor | Check addition of relations to a CI and deletion of relations from a CI using sn_cmdb_editor and itil user roles. | New York |
| CMDB REL FORMATTER:Relationship Formatter | Check accuracy of CI information, relationship types, relationships, associated records such as change tickets, and settings such as CMDB views (relationship filters), displayed for a specific CI in relationship formatter using sn_cmdb_editor and itil user roles. | New York |
| Test | Description | Release version |
|---|---|---|
| CMDB SDK: Query CMDB Metadata | Test querying CMDB metadata. | New York |
| CMDB SDK: Create a relation for a CI using REST APIs | Test creation of a relationship for a CI in the CMDB using the CMDB REST APIs. | New York |
| CMDB SDK: Delete a relation for a CI using REST APIs | Test deletion of a relationship for a CI using CMDB REST APIs. | New York |
| CMDB SDK: Create a CI using REST API | Test creation of a CI using CMDB REST APIs. | New York |
| CMDB SDK: Query CMDB using REST APIs | Test querying the CMDB using CMDB REST APIs. | New York |
| CMDB SDK: Update a CI using REST APIs | Test updating of a CI using CMDB REST APIs. | New York |
| CMDB SDK: Query for a CI using REST APIs | Test querying a CI using CMDB REST APIs. | New York |