RefStack

The vendor-facing toolset for registration of interop-compliance endpoints and credentials for on-demand testing

Welcome to the home page of RefStack. Right now, it is mostly a collection of digital documents that inform the RefStack project, but this page will get cleaned up and ordered as the organizing process goes on.

RefStack Design

RefStack is the intended tool to validate whether and how well actual OpenStack installations fit the OpenStack Foundation's requirements for OpenStack branding. As determined through requirements analysis and specifications, it consists of a backend that will run OpenStack Tempest tests from a container installed on the Stack under test, a User Interface for configuring test runs and analyzing results, and a reporting structure that allows no, on-line, and off-line options for submission for certification.

Requirements

DefCore Specified Requirements
Use Cases
Tempest Requirements

Architecture

For a quick overview, see the Refstack README

TCup -- Tempest in a Container
RefStack User Interface
RefStack Database
RefStack API
RefStack Process Flow

Resources

Website: http://refstack.org/
Mailing list: fits@lists.openstack.org
IRC:

Server: irc.freenode.net

Channel: #refstack

Launchpad home page: https://launchpad.net/refstack

Contains links to blueprints, bugs and other project tracking information

Repositories

https://github.com/stackforge/refstack
git@github.com:stackforge/refstack.git

Etherpads

DefCore

Much discussion, requirements definition and design for RefStack take place under the DefCore Umbrella. So as not to lose this knowledge, that which is not included on the Defcore pages is incorporated within the RefStack pages.

DefCore Committee

https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/DefCoreTestCriteria
https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/DefCoreRefStackUseCases
https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/DefCore