On 2025-08-04 16:51:31 +0200 (+0200), Pierre Riteau wrote: [...]
Are the test lists formally available from RefStack, such as version 2022.11, still available somewhere? It was useful to be able to run a focused Tempest test suite to quickly validate core functionality of an OpenStack deployment.
If you're talking about the interop guidelines, the repository hasn't been retired yet but even once it is the files will still be available from its history forever, e.g.: https://opendev.org/openinfra/interop/src/commit/2a71585/guidelines/2022.11.... I see the RefStack API has some sort of filtering mechanism for retrieving a list of tempest tests with refstack-client, and no that won't be reachable any longer with the service itself offline. That said, I haven't actually turned the service off yet but I see that it's unresponsive... the last entry in its API log is from 2025-07-08 so I think it took itself offline a month ago and nobody even mentioned it anywhere I saw, so it's probably not being used that often these days? Longer term, if this is a popular use case for Tempest then it's probably worth approaching the Tempest maintainers about getting something integrated there, or anyone who's interested can run their own RefStack server based on the last pre-retirement version of its source code (looks like it just needs a SQL server and WSGI). -- Jeremy Stanley