Difference between revisions of "ThirdPartySystems/Intel-PCI-CI"
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{{ThirdPartySystemInfo|name=Intel PCI CI | {{ThirdPartySystemInfo|name=Intel PCI CI | ||
|account=intelotccloud | |account=intelotccloud | ||
| − | |contact=Jiang Yu <yux.y.jiang@intel.com>(jyuso), Wang Shane <shane.wang@intel.com>(shane-wang), <pci-ci@intel.com> | + | |contact=Jiang Yu <yux.y.jiang@intel.com>(jyuso), Wang Shane <shane.wang@intel.com>(shane-wang), <pci-ci@intel.com>,[https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/third-party-ci-status-tracking-intel-hardware What happens, click here.] |
|intent=Ensure Openstack will run properly on Intel hardware with PCI device | |intent=Ensure Openstack will run properly on Intel hardware with PCI device | ||
|structure=Jenkins, Gerrit Trigger, devstack, Tempest | |structure=Jenkins, Gerrit Trigger, devstack, Tempest | ||
Revision as of 21:48, 10 December 2015
| Gerrit Account: intelotccloud | |
| Contact Information: Jiang Yu <yux.y.jiang@intel.com>(jyuso), Wang Shane <shane.wang@intel.com>(shane-wang), <pci-ci@intel.com>,What happens, click here. | |
| Intent: Ensure Openstack will run properly on Intel hardware with PCI device | |
| Structure: Jenkins, Gerrit Trigger, devstack, Tempest | |
| Method: Use Gerrit Trigger to trigger local jenkins project. Deploy OpenStack on Intel hardware and do some custom Tempest tests with parameters of booting VM with PCI feature. | |
| OpenStack Programs: Nova | |
| Current Status: testing, non-voting |
