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Revision as of 14:38, 8 November 2018
This is a public planning page for the Automated Testing Summit
Contents
2018 meeting
Coordinated by: Tim Bird and Kevin Hilman
mailing list
Discussions on this topic have started at on the "Automated Testing" mailing list of the Yocto Project
action items
Action items:
- Collect and organize survey results (still in progress, mostly done, see Test_Stack_Survey#Responses)
- start working on pdudaemon as central location for power control abstraction for DUT control driver interface
- Tim to work on test Definition survey
- Tim Orling - working on pdudaemon debian package?
- result format survey needed soon
- create a page for test suite links - done? - see Test Systems
- create a page for automated testing overview - done - see Automated Testing
- create a reference for experimenting with a test framework: hello_test on a beaglebone
- documents describing how something works on each framework
Date and Venue
- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Venue: in the Edinburgh International Conference Centre
- Date: October 25, 2018
- co-located (following) Embedded Linux Conference Europe and Open Source Summit Europe
- ELCE and OSSEU run Oct 22-24
- see https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/elc-openiot-europe-2018/
- You can use the Linux Foundation discounts for room blocks at certain hotels in Edinburgh. See the venue-travel page for ELCE for more information.
- Room: Ochil Suite 1-3, Level 1, EICC
- Time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Lunch will be included. Attendance is by invitation and is free-of-charge.
Sponsorship was provided by:
- the Core Embedded Linux Project of the Linux Foundation
- Linaro
- DENSO TEN
Summit Artifacts
Minutes
See ATS 2018 Minutes
Presentation
Here are Tim's slides from the event: PDF
Video
A video link will be provided shortly.
Attendees
This was a closed, invitation-only event.
For this event, Kevin and I decided to keep it to a small focused group. Linaro sponsored recording the presentations and discussion, and the videos will be made available after the summit. I apologize if you would like to attend but have not been invited. We are hopeful that we can put together a public automated testing event in the future.
Invitations were sent out previously, and representatives from the following projects have agreed to come to the event.
- 0-day
- Fuego
- Gentoo CI system
- Buildbot
- Jenkins
- KernelCI
- kerneltests.org
- Kselftest
- ktest
- LAVA
- Labgrid
- LKFT
- LTP
- Opentest
- Phoronix Test Suite
- ptest
- R4D
- SLAV
- syzkaller/syzbot
- tbot
- Xilinux testing
- Yocto project (oeqa and ptest)
Pre-meeting work
Tim and Kevin worked on a glossary and survey, and CI loop diagram for discussion.
See Test Stack Survey for the work in progress.
Eventually, we'd like to fill out the information on: Test Stack Layers
Schedule
Time | Topic | Presenter or discussion leader | Slides |
---|---|---|---|
9:00-9:10 | Welcome and Introduction | Tim and Kevin | no slides |
9:10-9:40 | Vision and problem definition | Tim | ? |
9:40-10:40 | Glossary and Diagram discussion | Tim and Kevin | . |
10:40-11:00 | BREAK | n/a | . |
11:00-12:30 | test definition, build artifacts, execution API (E) | . | . |
12:30-2:00 | LUNCH BREAK | n/a | . |
1:00-2:00 | Brainstorming embedded Linux Requirements with CELP members | Tim (discussion leader) | . |
2:00-2:50 | run artifacts, standardized results format, parsers | . | . |
2:50-3:10 | BREAK | n/a | . |
3:10-4:30 | Farm standards - DUT control drivers, board definitions, discoverability, protocols | . | . |
4:30-5:00 | wrap-up | Tim and Kevin | . |
Stuff not fit into schedule yet:
*
Agenda (brainstorming)
Here is some brainstorming on an agenda...
- board farm survey (lightning talks)
- what are people using?
- what works?
- what's missing?
- board discovery/lab introspection?
- layers and interfaces
- what layers are supported, needed?
- any way to leverage/separate/isolate existing software?
- what tests need to be supported?
- boot-time
- run-time
- package-based (package unit tests)
- driver (hardware specific?)
- requiring specialized hardware external to board (e.g. canbus simulator, hdmi frame-grabber)
- multinode
- how to allocate/schedule multiple pieces of equipment for a test (e.g. 2 or more nodes for a network test)
- results reporting
- centralized server and API to it (kernelCI json?)
- sharing tests
- how to define standards
- de-facto only? (dominant project? (cough, LAVA))
- documents?
- survey of existing projects, and what pieces they focus on (or don't)