feat: run most frequent flavours in the PR stage (#873) backport for 7.x

.ci/.e2e-tests.yaml

@@ -15,12 +15,16 @@ SUITES:
       - "ubuntu-18.04"
     scenarios:
       - name: "Fleet"
+        pullRequestFilter: " && ~debian"
         tags: "fleet_mode_agent"
       - name: "Endpoint Integration"
+        pullRequestFilter: " && ~debian"
         tags: "agent_endpoint_integration"
       - name: "Stand-alone"
+        pullRequestFilter: " && ~ubi8"
         tags: "stand_alone_agent"
       - name: "Backend Processes"
+        pullRequestFilter: " && ~debian"
         tags: "backend_processes"
   - suite: "metricbeat"
     platforms:
@@ -45,6 +49,7 @@ SUITES:
       - name: "Metricbeat"
         tags: "metricbeat"
       - name: "MySQL"
+        pullRequestFilter: " && ~old_versions"
         tags: "integrations && mysql"
       - name: "Oracle"
         tags: "integrations && oracle"

.ci/Jenkinsfile

@@ -250,12 +250,13 @@ def checkTestSuite(Map parallelTasks = [:], Map item = [:]) {
   def suite = item.suite
   def platforms = item.platforms
   item.scenarios.each { scenario ->
+    def pullRequestFilter = scenario.containsKey('pullRequestFilter') ? scenario.pullRequestFilter : ''
     def tags = scenario.tags
     def regexps = [ "^e2e/_suites/${suite}/.*", "^.ci/.*", "^cli/.*", "^e2e/.*\\.go" ]
     if ("${FORCE_SKIP_GIT_CHECKS}" == "true" || isGitRegionMatch(patterns: regexps, shouldMatchAll: false)) {
       platforms.each { platform ->
         log(level: 'INFO', text: "Adding ${platform}:${suite}:${tags} test suite to the build execution")
-        parallelTasks["${platform}_${suite}_${tags}"] = generateFunctionalTestStep(platform: "${platform}", suite: "${suite}", tags: "${tags}")
+        parallelTasks["${platform}_${suite}_${tags}"] = generateFunctionalTestStep(platform: "${platform}", suite: "${suite}", tags: "${tags}", pullRequestFilter: "${pullRequestFilter}")
       }
     } else {
       log(level: 'WARN', text: "The ${suite}:${tags} test suite won't be executed because there are no modified files")
@@ -307,6 +308,7 @@ def generateFunctionalTestStep(Map args = [:]){
   def platform = args.get('platform')
   def suite = args.get('suite')
   def tags = args.get('tags')
+  def pullRequestFilter = args.get('pullRequestFilter')?.trim() ? args.get('pullRequestFilter') : ''
 
   // We will decide whether to include the nightly tests in the execution at CI time, only.
   // On the other hand, the developers can use the TAGS environment variable locally.
@@ -317,6 +319,10 @@ def generateFunctionalTestStep(Map args = [:]){
   }
   tags += excludeNightlyTag
 
+  if (isPR() || isUpstreamTrigger(filter: 'PR-')) {
+    tags += pullRequestFilter
+  }
+
   return {
     node("${platform} && immutable && docker") {
       try {

e2e/_suites/fleet/features/agent_endpoint_integration.feature

@@ -3,36 +3,84 @@ Feature: Agent Endpoint Integration
   Scenarios for Agent to deploy Endpoint and sending data to Fleet and Elasticsearch.
 
 @deploy-endpoint-with-agent
-Scenario: Adding the Endpoint Integration to an Agent makes the host to show in Security App
-  Given a "centos" agent is deployed to Fleet with "tar" installer
+Scenario Outline: Adding the Endpoint Integration to an Agent makes the host to show in Security App
+  Given a "<os>" agent is deployed to Fleet with "tar" installer
     And the agent is listed in Fleet as "online"
   When the "Endpoint Security" integration is "added" in the policy
   Then the "Endpoint Security" datasource is shown in the policy as added
     And the host name is shown in the Administration view in the Security App as "online"
 
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
+| os     |
+| centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
+| debian |
+
 @endpoint-policy-check
-Scenario: Deploying an Endpoint makes policies to appear in the Security App
-  When an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "centos" Agent using "tar" installer
+Scenario Outline: Deploying an Endpoint makes policies to appear in the Security App
+  When an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "<os>" Agent using "tar" installer
   Then the policy response will be shown in the Security App
 
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
+| os     |
+| centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
+| debian |
+
 @set-policy-and-check-changes
-Scenario: Changing an Agent policy is reflected in the Security App
-  Given an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "centos" Agent using "tar" installer
+Scenario Outline: Changing an Agent policy is reflected in the Security App
+  Given an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "<os>" Agent using "tar" installer
   When the policy is updated to have "malware" in "detect" mode
   Then the policy will reflect the change in the Security App
 
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
+| os     |
+| centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
+| debian |
+
 @deploy-endpoint-then-unenroll-agent
-Scenario: Un-enrolling Elastic Agent stops Elastic Endpoint
-  Given an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "centos" Agent using "tar" installer
+Scenario Outline: Un-enrolling Elastic Agent stops Elastic Endpoint
+  Given an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "<os>" Agent using "tar" installer
   When the agent is un-enrolled
   Then the agent is listed in Fleet as "inactive"
     And the host name is not shown in the Administration view in the Security App
-    And the "elastic-endpoint" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
+| os     |
+| centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
+| debian |
 
 @deploy-endpoint-then-remove-it-from-policy
-Scenario: Removing Endpoint from Agent policy stops the connected Endpoint
-  Given an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "centos" Agent using "tar" installer
+Scenario Outline: Removing Endpoint from Agent policy stops the connected Endpoint
+  Given an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "<os>" Agent using "tar" installer
   When the "Endpoint Security" integration is "removed" in the policy
   Then the agent is listed in Fleet as "online"
     But the host name is not shown in the Administration view in the Security App
-    And the "elastic-endpoint" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
+| os     |
+| centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
+| debian |

e2e/_suites/fleet/features/backend_processes.feature

@@ -8,9 +8,15 @@ Scenario Outline: Deploying the <os> agent
   When the "elastic-agent" process is in the "started" state on the host
   Then the "filebeat" process is in the "started" state on the host
     And the "metricbeat" process is in the "started" state on the host
-Examples:
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
 | os     |
 | centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
 | debian |
 
 @enroll
@@ -19,9 +25,15 @@ Scenario Outline: Deploying the <os> agent with enroll and then run on rpm and d
   When the "elastic-agent" process is in the "started" state on the host
   Then the "filebeat" process is in the "started" state on the host
     And the "metricbeat" process is in the "started" state on the host
-Examples:
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
 | os     |
 | centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
 | debian |
 
 @stop-agent
@@ -30,9 +42,15 @@ Scenario Outline: Stopping the <os> agent stops backend processes
   When the "elastic-agent" process is "stopped" on the host
   Then the "filebeat" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
     And the "metricbeat" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
-Examples:
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
 | os     |
 | centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
 | debian |
 
 @restart-agent
@@ -41,9 +59,15 @@ Scenario Outline: Restarting the installed <os> agent
   When the "elastic-agent" process is "restarted" on the host
   Then the "filebeat" process is in the "started" state on the host
     And the "metricbeat" process is in the "started" state on the host
-Examples:
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
 | os     |
 | centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
 | debian |
 
 @restart-host
@@ -53,9 +77,15 @@ Scenario Outline: Restarting the <os> host with persistent agent restarts backen
   Then the "elastic-agent" process is in the "started" state on the host
     And the "filebeat" process is in the "started" state on the host
     And the "metricbeat" process is in the "started" state on the host
-Examples:
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
 | os     |
 | centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
 | debian |
 
 @unenroll
@@ -65,9 +95,15 @@ Scenario Outline: Un-enrolling the <os> agent stops backend processes
   Then the "elastic-agent" process is in the "started" state on the host
     And the "filebeat" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
     And the "metricbeat" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
-Examples:
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
 | os     |
 | centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
 | debian |
 
 @reenroll
@@ -77,9 +113,15 @@ Scenario Outline: Re-enrolling the <os> agent starts the elastic-agent process
     And the "elastic-agent" process is "stopped" on the host
   When the agent is re-enrolled on the host
   Then the "elastic-agent" process is "started" on the host
-Examples:
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
 | os     |
 | centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
 | debian |
 
 @uninstall-host
@@ -89,7 +131,45 @@ Scenario Outline: Un-installing the installed <os> agent
   Then the "elastic-agent" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
     And the "filebeat" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
     And the "metricbeat" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
-Examples:
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
+| os     |
+| centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
+| debian |
+
+@deploy-endpoint-then-unenroll-agent
+Scenario Outline: Un-enrolling Elastic Agent stops Elastic Endpoint
+  Given an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "<os>" Agent using "tar" installer
+  When the agent is un-enrolled
+  Then the "elastic-endpoint" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
 | os     |
 | centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
+| debian |
+
+@deploy-endpoint-then-remove-it-from-policy
+Scenario Outline: Removing Endpoint from Agent policy stops the connected Endpoint
+  Given an Endpoint is successfully deployed with a "<os>" Agent using "tar" installer
+  When the "Endpoint Security" integration is "removed" in the policy
+  Then the "elastic-endpoint" process is in the "stopped" state on the host
+
+@centos
+Examples: Centos
+| os     |
+| centos |
+
+@debian
+Examples: Debian
+| os     |
 | debian |