Argus - the omniscient CI
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| Abstract | Cosmin Poieana - Argus - the omniscient CI
Bring the continuous integration to a new level, through a
platform/project independent framework able to give you unittest-like
reports. Argus is a scenario-based application written in Python,
driven by custom recipes under configurable environments, that can be
used for testing a wide variety of small and big projects, with the
ability of querying live data from the in-test application.
Until now, it's successfully used with [cloudbase-init] (a robust
cloud initialization service for instances) under OpenStack and not
only, due to its extensiveness and the ability to mimic different
infrastructures.
The goals of this talk are to show its generic scalability, how simple
is to create such kind of recipes, the relationship between scenarios,
introspection and tests and, but not last, the unlimited freedom of
creating very custom aspects of these entities which lead to relevant
and in-depth ready for analysis logs. There are no major prerequisites
to understand it, just to be familiar with Python and optionally have
a focus on cloud infrastructures. |
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