Open Stack

Russell,

We're planning on testing our Neutron plugins and the stackforge puppetry (where we've had some level of contribution).  We also have the openstack-installer project which is being built in conjunction with Dan Bode, which is being pushed up to stackforge as well, leveraging a data model against puppet to support multiple deployment scenarios.

The environment at the moment is a single machine running Zuul/Jenkins driving a small (4 node) OpenStack cluster, with our test scenarios currently leveraging an OS on OS model (not quite TripleO yet).  We've currently put together a python management framework to spin up the test instances, and are just ramping up resources to migrate that to HEAT.

In order to test our plugins, we'll be adding additional infrastructure to allow for the direct physical/virtual resource manipulations that our plugins support (specifically L2 manipulations against Nexus switches, and L3 against the same).

Robert


On Oct 30, 2013, at 11:28 AM, Russell Bryant <rbryant at redhat.com>
 wrote:

> On 10/30/2013 01:06 PM, Robert Starmer (starmer) wrote:
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> Cool.  I love seeing more CI come on-line.  Can you share some more
> information about what you are testing?  What's the test environment and
> what patches are you testing against?  Is this for testing changes
> against your Neutron plug-in?
> 
> -- 
> Russell Bryant