Once a kernel is built, a developer/janitor may want to boot the kernel for various reasons, such as performing simple boot test or running tests and workloads from user space or simply playing around in a shell. However, an easy to use and a descriptive tool to perform those tasks doesn't exist to our knowledge.
Controlling and Testing the YaST UI Remotely (for Integration Tests, openQA)
Kernel Boot/Testing Framework with LinuxKit
