Tempest: Integrated OpenStack Testing
4,171 views · Published 13 May 2014 · 41:26 · Indexed 25 October 2026
Channel: OpenInfra Foundation · 2014 · Science & Technology
Tempest: Integrated OpenStack Testing features HP's Matthew Treinish. Tempest is OpenStack's integrated test suite which aims to provide validation that OpenStack is working. As such it is run as a gating on job on all proposed commits to OpenStack. It is designed to run against an operational OpenStack cloud, which includes everything from a devstack deployment to a public cloud. Tempest originally started as just a small number of integration tests to verify that the various OpenStack projects worked together. It has since grown into one of the top 5 most active OpenStack projects with several different classes of testing and validation. This talk will provide an overview of what Tempest is and how it works. Providing an explanation of the philosophy behind the project, and insight into why things are setup a certain way. Additionally, it will cover some of the features in tempest and how to configure and run it locally with or without devstack.
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