On 05/08/2015 08:54 PM, Justin Clift wrote:
On 8 May 2015, at 10:02, Mohammed Rafi K C <rkavu...@redhat.com> wrote:
Hi All,
As we all know, our regression tests are killing us. An average, one
regression will take approximately two and half hours to complete the
run. So i guess this is the right time to think about enhancing our
regression.
Proposal 1:
Create a new option for the daemons to specify that it is running as
test mode, then we can skip fsync calls used for data durability.
Proposal 2:
Use ip address instead of host name, because it takes some good amount
of time to resolve from host name, and even some times causes spurious
failure.
Proposal 3:
Each component has a lot of .t files and there is redundancy in tests,
We can do a rework to reduce the .t files and make less number of tests
that covers unit testing for a component , and run regression runs once
in a day (nightly) .
Please provide your inputs for the proposed ideas , and feel free to add
a new idea.
Proposal 4:
Break the regression tests into parts that can be run in parallel.
So, instead of the regression testing for a particular CR going from the
first test to the last in a serial sequence, we break it up into a number
of chunks (dir based?) and make each of these a task.
That won't reduce the overall number of tests, but it should get the time
down for the result to be finished.
Caveat : We're going to need more VM's, as once we get into things
queueing up it's not going to help. :/
Raghavendra Talur(CCed) did some work on this earlier by using more
docker isntances on a single VM to get the running time under an hour.
Pranith
+ Justin
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