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Drivers tests

Rationale

This test suite should allow you to check the behavior of our 3 drivers: modern_bpf, bpf, kernel module. To assert against the output of our drivers we use the so-called scap-engines. You don't have to build all the engines if you want to assert only some of the drivers, for example, the minimal build command is:

cmake -DUSE_BUNDLED_DEPS=On -DENABLE_DRIVERS_TESTS=On -DBUILD_LIBSCAP_GVISOR=Off -DCREATE_TEST_TARGETS=On ..

In this case, only the kmod engine will be built and you can assert only the behavior of the kernel module. If you want to assert also the bpf probe you have to add -DBUILD_BPF=True, while if you want to add the modern bpf probe engine you have to use -DBUILD_LIBSCAP_MODERN_BPF=On.

Usage Example

Let's build all the 3 engines:

cmake -DUSE_BUNDLED_DEPS=On -DENABLE_DRIVERS_TESTS=On -DBUILD_LIBSCAP_GVISOR=Off -DBUILD_BPF=On -DBUILD_LIBSCAP_MODERN_BPF=On -DCREATE_TEST_TARGETS=On -DMODERN_BPF_DEBUG_MODE=On ..
make drivers_test

Now all the engines should be built, but if you want to assert against the kmod or the bpf probe you have to build them:

make driver bpf

NOTE: the modern bpf probe is bundled inside its engine so every time you type make drivers_test it will be automatically compiled without any additional command.

We are ready to run our tests:

sudo ./test/drivers/drivers_test -k

The -k option stands for kmod, so you are running all the tests against the kmod. Some other available options are:

  • -k to run tests against the kernel module.
  • -m to run tests against the modern bpf probe.
  • -b to run tests against the bpf probe.
  • -d to change the dimension of shared buffers between userspace and kernel. (advanced use case)

NOTE: you can assert only one driver at time so you cannot run tests with more than one engine option sudo ./test/drivers/drivers_test -k -m ⚠️

Another important thing to know is that by default when you provide the -k option, tests will search under ./driver/scap.ko for a valid kernel module (this is the default location when you type make driver) same for the bpf probe (.driver/bpf/probe.o) so if you run tests in the build directory you shouldn't have issues. If you run tests outside the build directory you should provide also the path with the option (sudo ./test/drivers/drivers_test -k <path_to_the_kmod>, same for bpf). The modern bpf probe is bundled so no need for explicit paths!

This is the suggested flow to run tests 👇

From repo root /libs type:

rm -rf build
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -DUSE_BUNDLED_DEPS=On -DENABLE_DRIVERS_TESTS=On -DBUILD_LIBSCAP_GVISOR=Off -DBUILD_BPF=True -DBUILD_LIBSCAP_MODERN_BPF=On -DCREATE_TEST_TARGETS=On ..
make drivers_test
make driver bpf
sudo ./test/drivers/drivers_test <option>

Advanced Usage

Here there is a useful reference to GoogleTest doc describing the advanced run options.

  • Type the following command to get all Test Suites with all available test cases for the modern probe:
sudo ./test/drivers/drivers_test -m --gtest_list_tests
  • Type the following command to run a specific Test Case (for example, here we test the close exit event in the test suite SyscallExit for the modern probe):
sudo ./test/drivers/drivers_test -m --gtest_filter='SyscallExit.mkdirX'
  • Run an entire test suite (here SyscallExit)
sudo ./test/drivers/drivers_test -m --gtest_filter='SyscallExit.*'
  • Stop at the first test that fails:
sudo ./test/drivers/drivers_test -m --gtest_break_on_failure
  • Avoid running some specific tests
sudo ./test/drivers/drivers_test -m --gtest_filter=-'SyscallExit.mkdirX'