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Coverage

• - At least test m1.small (i386) and m1.large (amd64) in us-east-1 - more ideal would be testing across all 4 regions and better coverage across instance types

Testing the kernel

Note: The following tests are all part of the "QA Regression Test Suite", as defined at the Test Automation Sprint.

Autotest

1. SSH into it

2. sudo apt-get install build-essential make (kernel.org)

3. wget  http://test.kernel.org/releases/0.12.0/autotest-client-0.12.0.tar.bz2 (kernel.org autotest client)

1. tar -xjf the beast

2. (autotest-1) run autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/dbench/control > test-dbench.out 2>&1

3. (autotest-2) run autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/tbench/control > test-tbench.out 2>&1

4. (autotest-3) run autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/signaltest/control > test-signaltest.out 2>&1

5. (autotest-4) run sudo autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/tiobench/control > test-tiobench.out 2>&1

6. (autotest-4) run sudo autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/real_time_tests/control > test-real_time_tests.out 2>&1

4. save the logs: tar -cjf autotest.tar.bz2 test*.out

5. from your machine, grab the results tarball: scp ubuntu@<ec2-instance>:autotest.tar.bz2

QA Regression Testing

/!\: We should call this something else, since it's confusing to call it the "QA Regression Testing". It's now only one test in the "QA Regression Test Suite" 1. SSH into it 2. bzr branch lp:qa-regression-testing

1. cd qa-regression-testing/scripts
2. run the scripts:

   • python test-kernel-aslr-collisions.py -v 

   • python test-kernel.py -v

   • sudo python test-kernel-root-ops.py -v

   • sudo python test-kernel-security.py -v (requires execstack, libcap2-bin)

==== LTP =====

1. SSH into it

2. sudo apt-get install ltp

3. run sudo /usr/lib/ltp/tools/runltp -f ltplite -l /var/cache/ltp/results/runltplite.log -o /var/cache/ltp/results/runltplite-results.txt

Edit conflict - your version:

Coverage

• - At least test m1.small (i386) and m1.large (amd64) in us-east-1 - more ideal would be testing across all 4 regions and better coverage across instance types

Testing the kernel

Note: The following tests are all part of the "QA Regression Test Suite", as defined at the Test Automation Sprint.

Autotest

1. SSH into it

2. sudo apt-get install build-essential make (kernel.org)

3. wget  http://test.kernel.org/releases/0.12.0/autotest-client-0.12.0.tar.bz2 (kernel.org autotest client)

1. tar -xjf the beast

2. (autotest-1) run autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/dbench/control > test-dbench.out 2>&1

3. (autotest-2) run autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/tbench/control > test-tbench.out 2>&1

4. (autotest-3) run autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/signaltest/control > test-signaltest.out 2>&1

5. (autotest-4) run sudo autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/tiobench/control > test-tiobench.out 2>&1

6. (autotest-4) run sudo autotest-0.12.0/bin/autotest tests/real_time_tests/control > test-real_time_tests.out 2>&1

4. save the logs: tar -cjf autotest.tar.bz2 test*.out

5. from your machine, grab the results tarball: scp ubuntu@<ec2-instance>:autotest.tar.bz2

QA Regression Testing

/!\: We should call this something else, since it's confusing to call it the "QA Regression Testing". It's now only one test in the "QA Regression Test Suite" 1. SSH into it 2. bzr branch lp:qa-regression-testing

1. cd qa-regression-testing/scripts
2. run the scripts:

   • python test-kernel-aslr-collisions.py -v 

   • python test-kernel.py -v

   • sudo python test-kernel-root-ops.py -v

   • sudo python test-kernel-security.py -v (requires execstack, libcap2-bin)

==== LTP =====

1. SSH into it

2. sudo apt-get install ltp

3. run sudo /usr/lib/ltp/tools/runltp -f ltplite -l /var/cache/ltp/results/runltplite.log -o /var/cache/ltp/results/runltplite-results.txt

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