autopkgtest-cloud

Welcome to autopkgtest-cloud. This is a service to receive test requests, dispatch them to machines to be run, and report the results. It’s used for Ubuntu. Ubuntu’s instances can be viewed here.

• Architecture
  • Overview
  • Test request format
  • Private test support
• Admin
  • Give a package more time or more resources
  • Re-running tests
  • re-queueing all outstanding test requests
  • Autopkgtest controller access
  • Rolling out new worker or web code and changing configuration
  • Updating autopkgtest and autodep8
  • Deploying new LXD nodes
  • Creating new LXD images before official ones are available
  • Journal log analysis
    • Watching all logs
    • Watching one cloud/arch
  • Metrics
    • If the queues are non empty but flat
  • Opening up a new series
  • Removing an End of Life series
    • Removing the tests results, logs, and images from swift and the datacenters
    • Removing the results from the web unit database
  • Creating a new API key
  • Using API Keys
  • Integration with GitHub and GitLab pull/merge requests
    • Preparing the test
    • Web hook setup
  • Queue Cleanup
  • Resizing /tmp partitions
  • Killing running tests
  • Access the RabbitMQ web UI
  • Access a testbed spice console
  • Blackhole harmful IP ranges
• Tests on LXD
  • Managing cluster nodes
• autopkgtest-web
• Deploying autopkgtest-cloud
  • Set up Mojo environment
  • Supply secrets
  • Configure
  • Deploy
  • Making configuration changes
  • About cloud environments quotas
  • autopkgtest-cloud Storage
  • Update the code
  • Tagging the charm revisions
    • Checking for cowboys
  • Using the staging environment
    • Testing WIP changes
  • Deploying a local “production” environment
    • Prerequisites
      • An OpenStack environment
      • swift storage
      • A juju cloud
    • Running autopkgtest-cloud
• Developing autopkgtest-cloud
  • Set up environments
• Updating this documentation