scylla-cluster-tests
ScyllaDB cluster testing, chaos engineering, and performance reporting
All Skills in This Repository (6)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsdesigning-skills
Guide AI agent skill design for the SCT repository with modular directories.
writing-plans
Generates structured implementation plans in SCT's 7-section format.
fix-backport-conflicts
Resolve Git merge conflict markers in backport pull requests.
profiling-sct-code
Profile Python code in SCT tests with cProfile, Scalene, and Memray.
writing-unit-tests
Guide creation and debugging of SCT framework unit tests with pytest conventions.
writing-integration-tests
Guide integration test development for the SCT framework with external services.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install scylla-cluster-tests?โผ
Run `npx skills add scylladb/scylla-cluster-tests --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
What does scylla-cluster-tests do?โผ
It is a test framework for ScyllaDB that provisions database clusters, loaders, and monitoring across cloud backends, then runs longevity, performance, upgrade, and chaos engineering tests.
How to create chaos engineering tests for ScyllaDB?โผ
The writing-nemesis skill guides your agent to create new disruption classes with correct flags, prechecks, and unit tests that are auto-discovered by the framework.
Can it generate performance reports automatically?โผ
Yes. It pulls test results from Argus and builds Gmail-compatible weekly status reports or Confluence-ready run comparison pages with latency and throughput metrics.
Does it work with Claude Code and GitHub Copilot?โผ
Yes. All skills follow the universal SKILL.md standard and are discoverable by Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and other compatible coding agents.
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