Barcelona, Spain
October 25-28, 2016

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Scenario Tests, Tempest, CI and Other Beasts in the Sahara World

Releasing working software artifacts is always a challenge. Releasing a huge set of projects like OpenStack increases the difficulty. Luckily, the quality assurance (QA) project has been one of the pillars of OpenStack since its inception. Still, quality is really a shared responsibility in the OpenStack community, and each project should work with the QA team to actively follow, use, and locally adapt the testing tools and guidelines.

In this talk we’ll show how testing is organized in the Sahara world and performed in Sahara’s continuous improvement (CI) system. We’ll discuss the reasons for the creation of the separate Sahara tests repository and the new capabilities it allows. We’ll also share the design of the scenario tests framework itself (end-to-end), and we’ll talk about the consolidation of the Tempest-based and other high-level testing artifacts for related projects.

Tuesday, October 25, 1:30pm-1:44pm (11:30am - 11:44am UTC)
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Red Hat
Principal Quality Engineer inside the Red Hat OpenStack Quality Engineering team, core for cinder-tempest-plugin, Sahara and python-tempestconf. Free-as-in-speech-Software enthusiast since last century, contributor to various open source communities including KDE. FULL PROFILE
Mirantis
Evgeny has been working with OpenStack Data Processing (Sahara) on position Automation QA Engineer. He has been implementing the initial version of sahara-scenario which then has been moved to the main sahara-tests repository. He supports Sahara benchmarks for Rally project and is now responsible for Sahara scale testing activities in Mirantis. Evgeny has also been participating in the... FULL PROFILE
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