Folks,
We've pushed a good chunk of our integration test framework, known as 'toit'
(The Open vSwitch Integration Testsuite), to the OPNFV community. You can find
the mail with links to the reviews here:
http://lists.opnfv.org/pipermail/opnfv-tech-discuss/2015-February/001244.html
'toit' is an integration/performance testing framework I developed to replace a
legacy, Bash-based one we used for Intel DPDK vSwitch. We use 'toit' to
validate any significant changes we make to Open vSwitch (such as the vHost
RFC) and also run it in our nightly builds to highlight any performance issues
that may have made their way into upstream master.
The expectation is that 'toit' will be refactored to genericize it for
different switches/platforms (it currently focuses on Open vSwitch w/ DPDK
datapath on Fedora). However, there's a good chance that, given a little work
(mainly making use of libvirt/vagrant for VMs + supporting other datapath
types), much of it would be suitable for use in the integration test framework
that appears to be in development:
http://openvswitch.org/pipermail/discuss/2015-January/016235.html
The OPNFV mail includes links to the actual Gerrit reviews (note that you will
require Linux Foundation credentials to access this). I also have slides that I
can share (does the mailing list support attachments?). I would welcome
feedback on any aspect of the framework, should it interest anyone.
Cheers,
Stephen
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