In previous Hackweeks, we've gone to warp speed in our virtualization CI testing through:

• Porting libvirt-tck to SUSE environments
• Improving individual libvirt-tck tests to fully support current qemu environments
• Adding support for Xen environments
• Creating a Jenkins project to automate libvirt-tck when repo changes are detected
• Creating a wrapper to install guests in parallel when using QA virt-auto tools
• Creating a Jenkins project to automate testing with QA virt-auto tools

We need to continue these efforts to resolve a few remaining issues in libvirt-tck and our local Jenkins server. Specifically, the following issues still need to be resolved:

• The following tests are disabled or skipped due to unknown failures:

  • domain/130-cpu-hotplug.t
  • nwfilter/060-concurrency.t
  • All test results should be evaluated under both qemu and Xen

• The following improvements would be very useful in Jenkins:

  • Move Jenkins server to a more capable (>2 CPUs) machine
  • Increase stability of all projects
  • Move to improved parallel installation process with latest QA virt-auto tools
  • Evaluate all slaves and labeling
  • Switch to full test suite project

• The following tests should be evaluated further and added to new Jenkins projects

  • virt-test
  • osstest
  • avocado
  • openQA (waiting for bare metal Hackweek project to complete?)
  • ...