This change adds docs describing our recent fuzz testing project
and a description of how to add new fuzz tests.
Signed-off-by: davkor <david@adalogics.com>
* internal: internal: Spilt app from linkerd2-proxy
The `linkerd2-proxy crate currently comprises the entirety of the
application logic for the proxy. This unfortunately leads to exceedingly
high compile times (35+ minutes to compile the application with tests).
Specifically:
* Any change to the inbound or outbound proxy configuration necessitated
recompiling the other; and this compilation could not be parallelized.
* Integration tests depended on the `linkerd2-proxy` executable, adding
about 10 minutes to every build.
* The tests/support module (which is also extremely costly to build) was
compiled _for each integration test_.
This change restructures the crates in this repository to allow `cargo`
to cache intermediate code that was otherwise being compiled
redundantly or serially:
* The `linkerd2-proxy` crate now contains _only_ the executable and need
not be built during tests.
* The `linkerd2-app` crate exposes the app's `Main`, but uses
`linkerd2-app-inbound` and `linkerd2-app-outbound` subcrates to
improve parellization/cacheability.
* The rest of the top-level application code
* The `linkerd2-app-integration` crate now contains all of the
integration test support code (as well as the tests themselves), so
that the tests only need to compile the support library once.
All in all, this reduces compile time to under 20 minutes.
This change updates CI as follows:
* Rust & Docker checks are now run on master as well as PRs
* Tags beginning with `release/` now automatically create a Release.
* Travis no longer publishes artifacts to build.l5d.io
* Travis is disabled.
There are various comments, examples, and documentation that refers to
Conduit. This change replaces or removes these refernces.
CONTRIBUTING.md has been updated to refer to GOVERNANCE/MAINTAINERS.
katelyn martin