[Feature]: Implement an ARC 7 CE - Slurm integration test in a CI workflow

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Since Jul 2, 2026.

  • #7 by @aspiringmind-code — open

Assessment

Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Domain
backend, ci-cd, testing

Research direction

Start with the arc-slurm integration-test stack and the CI workflow described in the issue, then inspect the scaffold referenced by # and IC-ADR-002. Verify the image healthcheck, run the real arcsub → arcstat → arcget flow, assert the retrieved output, and confirm ARC/Slurm logs are uploaded on every run.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.

Description

User Story

As a contributor for the ARC module,
I want an ARC 7 CE wired to Slurm running in CI with a real submit → monitor → retrieve test,
So that changes to the ARC path are validated end-to-end against a real LRMS and no regressions slip in.

Feature Description

Stand up the arc-slurm integration-test stack (IC-ADR-002): an ARC 7 Compute Element
(REST/AREX) wired to a single-node Slurm LRMS, plus CI that builds the image, boots it, and runs a
full submit → monitor → retrieve test with the real ARC client tools
(arcsub/arcstat/arcget). ARC's arcctl test-ca mints CA + host cert at install → no grid-PKI
in CI; the client credential is written to the shared credentials/ volume.

Harmonize onto the scaffold from # per the checklist.

Definition of Done

  • Image builds & boots in CI; healthcheck (curl -k the REST info URL) passes
  • arcsub submits, arcstat reaches Finished, arcget retrieves, output asserted
  • ARC/Slurm logs uploaded as artifacts on every run
  • Harmonized onto the scaffold

Alternatives Considered

  • Official ARC image — none is maintained; pinned RPMs on EL9 is the supported path (ADR §Facts).

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