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October 23-26, 2017 - Prague, Czech Republic
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Monday, October 23 • 12:05 - 12:45
Continuous Integration: Jenkins, libvirt and Real Hardware - Anna-Maria Gleixner & Manuel Traut, Linutronix GmbH

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Jenkins is a well established CI-System. It has excellent support for libvirt, but controlling real hardware in Jenkins can be tedious task and is not standardised.

The Jenkins based CI-RT system provides smoke tests for Real-Time Linux developers, which include compile, boot and latency regression tests, This requires control of real hardware. Instead of adding custom hardware controls to Jenkings the RTL team decided to standardise on libvirt and add a libvirt extension, which interfaces with R4D (Remote control For Device-under-test). R4D allows simple integration of remote power controls and serial device servers for console access. Libvirt/R4D makes controlling real hardware from Jenkins as simple as controlling a VM.

The talk explains the inner workings of libvirt/R4D and the integration in Jenkins with real world examples from the RTL (CI-RT) testsystem.
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Anna-Maria Gleixner

Engineer, Linutronix GmbH
Anna-Maria is a Junior Engineer in the Real-Time Linux Team at Linutronix GmbH. She holds a bachelor in Electrical Engineering and a Master degree in Embedded Systems Engineering.
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Manuel Traut

Software Specialist, Linutronix GmbH
Manuel works as Software Specialist at Linutronix GmbH since 2007. Over the years he gained experience in building Linux BSPs with different methods and toolkits. With this knowledge in mind he currently maintains the embedded linux build environment (ELBE http://elbe-rfs.org). ELBE... Read More →

Monday October 23, 2017 12:05 - 12:45 CEST
Congress Hall II
  Embedded Linux Conference

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