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  over 8 years ago by djz88 | Reply

  avocado seems to be promising for virtualisation testing since it contains more than 10k tests for qemu, libvirt, integration of own tests is easy(xen). Even only for "preparation of a host". Guys from virt team are also playing around it.

  During a hackweek I was able to run some qemu tests with default configuration(jeos fedora). I tried to run install tests on SLES12SP1 but got stuck on autoyast. On a other hand qcow2 image can be automatically downloaded from the webserver.

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avocado seems to be promising for virtualisation testing since it contains more than 10k tests for qemu, libvirt, integration of own tests is easy(xen). Even only for "preparation of a host". Guys from virt team are also playing around it. During a hackweek I was able to run some qemu tests with default configuration(jeos fedora). I tried to run install tests on SLES12SP1 but got stuck on autoyast. On a other hand qcow2 image can be automatically downloaded from the webserver.
 
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avocado seems to be promising for virtualisation testing since it contains more than 10k tests for qemu, libvirt, integration of own tests is easy(xen). Even only for "preparation of a host". Guys from virt team are also playing around it.
During a hackweek I was able to run some qemu tests with default configuration(jeos fedora). I tried to run install tests on SLES12SP1 but got stuck on autoyast. On a other hand qcow2 image can be automatically downloaded from the webserver.
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This is an image ![an openSUSE geeko icon](https://en.opensuse.org/images/d/d0/Icon-distribution.png)

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