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Compile list of testing frameworks and tools #1

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verolero86 opened this issue Nov 21, 2019 · 8 comments
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Compile list of testing frameworks and tools #1

verolero86 opened this issue Nov 21, 2019 · 8 comments

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@verolero86
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Please add your comments here on which tools your HPC center is using for regression or acceptance testing.

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verolero86 commented Nov 21, 2019

NERSC: ReFrame for regression testing. Also use Kibana and Grafana.

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amaji commented Nov 21, 2019

Purdue: Testpilot

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novosirj commented Nov 22, 2019

Purdue: Testpilot

It appears as if the framework that provided pass/fail and single command running was Testpilot. I'd like to view the HUST17 presentation that was given by Purdue, but it seems to be missing from the HUST17 site. @amaji, do you think you can come up with that/maybe upload it there (it's supposed to be at https://hust17.github.io/2017_presentations/test-pilot.pdf -- github is here: https://github.com/hust17/hust17.github.io, and I see that @chrisbpawsey uploaded the rest).

Also, how does one acquire TestPilot?

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amaji commented Nov 22, 2019

@novosirj Thanks for pointing out. I never realized that our presentation was not uploaded. Will make sure that it is in HUST17 site.

Regarding releasing Testpilot: We are currently porting it to Slurm. I'll see if we can put it in Github early next year.

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That’s great news, and I also don’t have to feel bad for taking two years to figure out what software it was/implement it. 😅

Let me know if we can help (testing, code changes, etc.).

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