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| DATE | TIME | WHERE |
| Thu May 7, 2009 | All Day | #fedora-qa) |
What to test?
Today's instalment of Fedora Test Day will focus on widespread testing of Fedora Virtualization in general, with a particular emphasis on some:
- KVM PCI Device Assignment
- KVM and QEMU Merge
- SVirt Mandatory Access Control
- Improved Graphical Console
- VNC SASL Authentication
Who's available
The following cast of characters will be available testing, workarounds, bug fixes, and general discussion ...
- Development - Mark McLoughlin, Rich Jones, Dan Berrange
- Quality Assurance - James Laska, Chris Ward, Michal Marciniszyn
Documentation
Prerequisite for Test Day
You will primarily be concerned with testing Fedora 11 as a virtualization host. You will need:
- A fully updated Fedora 11 Rawhide machine.
- Hardware virtualization support (e.g. Intel VT or AMD-V). If unavailable, you can still help with testing QEMU support.
- At least one guest image installed before the test day.
- Up to 10-20Gb free disk space. Guest images take up a lot of space.
- See test areas below for area specific requirements
How to test?
Jump on IRC, pick some areas to test from the table below, add yourself to the table and file bugs as you see them.
| Test Area | Comments | Testers Required | Estimated Time | Testers | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Device Assignment | Requires specific hardware (i.e. VT-d) | 2 | 2 hours | Mark McLoughlin, Rainer Koenig | Not started |
| sVirt | Some familiarity with SELinux would help | 4 | 2 hours | Dan Walsh, Martin Koci | Not started |
| VNC Authentication | SASL authentication in VNC qemu server; several auth methods need testing | 2 | 2 hours | Dan Berrange | Not started |
| Graphical Console | F11 guests should have 1024x768 and absolute pointer by default | 2 | 30 minutes | Rich Jones, Chris Ward | Not started |
| KVM Test Suite | We want to have kvm-autotest run on as many different hardware profiles as possible | 10 | 30 minutes | Mike Burns, Chris Ward | Not started |
| libvirt | Basic libvirt acceptance testing | 4 | 30 minutes | Dan Berrange, Rich Jones, Pavan Naregundi | Not started |
| virt-install | Guest installs from command line | 2 | 2 hours | Cole Robinson, Santwana Samantray | Not started |
| virt-manager | Broad coverage of all virt-manager functionality | 4 | 4 hours | Cole Robinson, Santwana Samantray, Pavan Naregundi | Not started |
| Guest Installs | F10, F11, RHEL 3/4/5 and Windows installs | 4 | 2 hours | Liam Li, James Laska, Jason Wang, Vivian Bian, Rainer Koenig, Pavan Naregundi, Santwana Samantray, Chris Ward | Not started |
| Device Hotplug | Testing both hotplug UI and underlying KVM/QEMU support | 2 | 2 hour | Marcelo Tosatti | Not started |
| Save/Restore/Migrate | Remote migration needs a second machine, basic testing possible without this | 2 | 2 hours | Glauber Costa | Not started |
| Suspend_Resume | Important to stress test guests while suspending/resuming | 2 | 2 hours | Marcelo Tosatti, Santwana Samantray, Chris Ward | Not started |
| Console | Including graphical/serial, scaling, fullscreen, grabs, keymaps | 4 | 2 hours | Dan Berrange, James Laska | Not started |
| Networking | Different host network configurations, different NICs | 2 | 2 hours | Mark McLoughlin | Not started |
| Storage | Different storage pools, image formats, virtio/ide/scsi, caching modes | 2 | 4 hours | Dan Berrange, John Cooper | Not started |
| Xen DomU | Ensure that F11 works well as a Xen guest; comprehensive set of test cases on different guest/host combinations | 2 | 8 hours | Chris Lalancette | Not started |