openqa features capabilities bugs Ondrej Holecek /aaannz/

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1 openqa features capabilities bugs Ondrej Holecek /aaannz/

2 What makes openqa

3 User focused 3 Watching the screen

4 User focused 4 Watching the screen Keyboard and mouse input

5 User focused Watching the screen Keyboard and mouse input Virtually limitless test scenarios 5

6 Wide range of SUTs Virtual machines FTW! 6 QEMU (x86_64, ARM), libvirt, PowerVM, s390

7 Wide range of SUTs Virtual machines FTW! Reality still real though 7 QEMU (x86_64, ARM), libvirt, PowerVM, s390 IPMI, ADDERLink

8 AI breeding ground (aka multi-machine) 8 Serial dependency

9 AI breeding ground (aka multi-machine) 9 Serial dependency validation test jobs test job preparing environment for others

10 AI breeding ground (aka multi-machine) 10 Serial dependency validation test jobs test job preparing environment for others Parallel dependency

11 AI breeding ground (aka multi-machine) 11 Serial dependency validation test jobs test job preparing environment for others Parallel dependency client-server scenarios High-Availability testing

12 AI breeding ground (aka multi-machine) Serial dependency validation test jobs test job preparing environment for others Parallel dependency client-server scenarios High-Availability testing openqa scheduler does the job management 12

13 Is There Anybody Out There? 13 QEMU user networking no SUT-SUT communication no inbound access outbound access allowed

14 Is There Anybody Out There? 14 QEMU user networking TAP devices manual configuration required all-you-can-do

15 Is There Anybody Out There? 15 QEMU user networking TAP devices Open vswitch initial configuration required dynamically creates network for MM tests SUT-SUT communication allows network between worker nodes

16 Shiny user interface 16

17 Shiny user interface 17

18 Shiny user interface 18

19 Shiny user interface 19

20 Shiny user interface 20

21 Shiny user interface 21

22 Shiny user interface 22

23 Shiny user interface 23

24 Shiny user interface 24

25 openqa tests There s more than one way to do it

26 openqa tests There s more than one way to do it, but sometimes consistency is not a bad thing either

27 You can't ever go wrong with pearls. 27 Yes, it s perl

28 You can't ever go wrong with pearls. 28 Yes, it s perl openqa test = test code + test loader + needles

29 openqa test loader 29 main.pm loads individual modules maintains test order

30 test code 30 openqa/os-autoinst APIs testapi mmapi lockapi

31 test code openqa/os-autoinst APIs testapi mmapi lockapi whatever you want 31 just don t forget to die when appropriate

32 needles 32 picture screenshot from SUT generated image...

33 needles 33 picture screenshot from SUT generated image... JSON metadata match areas needle tags...

34 support for text based tests 34 monitoring SUT serial port matching against regexp(s) included in testapi

35 Live demo

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