The oct(open container testing) project aims to promote the open container project by providing a universal testing framewrk for all the container projects. The testing includes: ocp specification, container function and container performance.

• Open Container Pool :
  The open contaner Pool provides restful API for user who want to query/build/get a container image. The Open Container Pool acts as an agent to deliver requests to different container hubs.

• Open Test Server :
  The Open Test Server provides restful API for use who want to use a certain operation system on a certain architecture. The Open Test Server acts as an agent to deliver requests to different cluster or IASS platform.

• TestCase Scheduler :
  As the main scheduler, the Test Case Scheduler will:

  1. Parse the testing request
  2. Apply hardware resources from the Open Test Server
  3. Regist container images from the Open Container Pool
  4. Deploy the tesing enviornment
  5. Run the test
  6. Collect and publish the testing report

• Test Case Server :
  The Test Case Server provides restful API for user to list/get the test cases. It uses the github as the static test case database.

Refers to Cases/README

• Container project developer
• Operation system distributor
• Hardware company
• IASS provider
• Any container user

The ocp-testing repository is Apache 2.0 license found in the LICENSE file of this repository and accepts contributions via GitHub pull requests.

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• Fork the repository on GitHub
• Read the README for build and test instructions
• Read the APIs to test each service
• Play with the project, submit bugs, submit patches!

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Signed-off-by: Meaglith Ma <[email protected]>

using your real name (sorry, no pseudonyms or anonymous contributions.)

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