Difference between revisions of "ThirdPartySystems/NEC Cinder CI"
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{{ThirdPartySystemInfo|name=NEC Cinder CI | {{ThirdPartySystemInfo|name=NEC Cinder CI | ||
|account=nec-cinder-ci | |account=nec-cinder-ci | ||
| − | |contact= | + | |contact=Naoki Saito(n-saito on IRC) / Email nec-cinder-ci@istorage.jp.nec.com |
|intent=Test cinder changes with tempest using the NEC Storage M series | |intent=Test cinder changes with tempest using the NEC Storage M series | ||
| − | |structure= | + | |structure=tempest, devstack and NEC Storage M110 (FC/iSCSI combo) |
|method=Each test run uses a fresh VM. The VM accesses an FC HBA via PCIe passthrough. After tempest tests are completed, logs are copied to the log server and the used VM is destroyed. | |method=Each test run uses a fresh VM. The VM accesses an FC HBA via PCIe passthrough. After tempest tests are completed, logs are copied to the log server and the used VM is destroyed. | ||
|programs=Cinder | |programs=Cinder | ||
|status=enabled, non-voting}} | |status=enabled, non-voting}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:03, 5 February 2020
| Gerrit Account: nec-cinder-ci | |
| Contact Information: Naoki Saito(n-saito on IRC) / Email nec-cinder-ci@istorage.jp.nec.com | |
| Intent: Test cinder changes with tempest using the NEC Storage M series | |
| Structure: tempest, devstack and NEC Storage M110 (FC/iSCSI combo) | |
| Method: Each test run uses a fresh VM. The VM accesses an FC HBA via PCIe passthrough. After tempest tests are completed, logs are copied to the log server and the used VM is destroyed. | |
| OpenStack Programs: Cinder | |
| Current Status: enabled, non-voting |
