Garrett Cooper wrote: > > Hi Craig! > As much as everyone would like to take i386 out to pasture, > there's a large degree of value in running i386 tests on 11-CURRENT and > 10-STABLE (I've caught some interesting build bugs and test bugs by running > on my i386/CURRENT VM). Are there any plans to have i386 executors running > tests anytime soon (does bhyve support i386?)? >
We ([email protected]) have been busy the 5 months since BSDCan 2014 as you can see by our status report, which lists what we have done, and what our future plans are: https://www.freebsd.org/news/status/report-2014-07-2014-09.html#Jenkins-Continuous-Integration-for-FreeBSD Integrating Jenkins with Kyua on amd64 was a major milestone which was achieved, and was even mentioned on the Jenkins web site: http://jenkins-ci.org/content/freebsd-project-use-jenkins-os-testing Now, where to take this further (such as i386) is an interesting question. Personally, I would like to see: -> integration of automated kyua testing with the FreeBSD release engineering process -> more involvement from FreeBSD developers, and even companies such as EMC/Isilon, who can: -> write tests -> suggest and implement new tests (network, storage, VM, etc.) -> help with devops maintenance of the existing jenkins.freebsd.org cluster -> improve bhyve support in libvirt -> set up their own Jenkins build environments outside of FreeBSD, and help test things in their own private environments I've had requests for; -> running tests in bhyve VM's with very small memory footprints (Adrian Chadd) -> running tests in MIPS environment (Adrian Chadd) -> running Java JDK tests (Kip Macy) -> i386 builds (Garrett Cooper) There are a lot of different directions to take this, but without more people (and companies) pitching in and helping out, progress is limited by bodies working on the stuff. I will be at the MeetBSD Vendor summit (not the conference) Nov. 3-4, so hopefully anyone interested in pushing this stuff forward can talk to me there. -- Craig _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-virtualization To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[email protected]"
