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eyal edri [Administrator] reassigned OVIRT-873:
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Assignee: Barak Korren (was: infra)
> Implement Standard-CI with containers
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> Key: OVIRT-873
> URL: https://ovirt-jira.atlassian.net/browse/OVIRT-873
> Project: oVirt - virtualization made easy
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: General
> Reporter: Barak Korren
> Assignee: Barak Korren
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> oVirt's Standard-CI is currently implemented using mock, and this has worked
> well for us so far.
> Changing the implementation to use containers will provide several benefits:
> * Faster start-up times - Most container provides have some form of image
> layering and caching that will be faster as bringing up a basic OS image then
> installing it with yum like mock does.
> * Broader OS support - mock can only run on the Red Hat family of operating
> systems, and can only emulate those operating systems. Most container
> providers can both run on and emulate a broader range of operating systems.
> * Better isolation and cleanup - Mock only isolates the file system,
> containers can isolate the file system as well as the networking layer and
> the process space.
> Depending on the container provider, we may gain additional benefits:
> * Some container providers like Kubernetes, can manage distributed compute
> resources across many nodes. This means can can stop managing Jenkins slaves
> and instead just have the Jenkins master start up containers on the provider.
> * Some providers like OpenShift have built-in CI processes for creating and
> testing container images.
> *Note:* At some point, David started an effort going this way:
> https://gerrit.ovirt.org/#/c/54376/
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