15:31:35 <bkm> #startmeeting Testing containers with Tunir
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15:31:46 <bkm> Speaker Kushal Das
15:32:14 <bkm> Involved in both Fedora and Python
15:32:29 <bkm> Taskatron used in Fedora
15:32:42 <bkm> Tunir mainly intended for users
15:33:18 <bkm> For developers, want something simpler than Jenkins that would run on laptop and is easy to setup
15:33:41 <bkm> Can use json or ini configuration - 5-6 lines of text
15:33:50 <bkm> Does not require cloud
15:34:20 <bkm> Can take an image, start a virtual machine, do the test, then destroy the setup
15:35:03 <bkm> People also wanted vagrant images, support added
15:35:12 <bkm> Also used for autocloud
15:35:28 <bkm> #link https://apps.fedoraproject.org/autocloud
15:36:01 <bkm> Uses it to test wife's blog node.js setup
15:37:04 <bkm> Containers are another process in computer with restrictions
15:38:00 <bkm> typical workflow: docker pull; docker run
15:38:24 <bkm> Uses redis a lot
15:38:46 <bkm> Redis is a service listening over a fixed port
15:38:54 <bkm> Live DEMO
15:40:10 <bkm> Easy configuration file
15:40:26 <bkm> sudo dnf install docker redis -y
15:40:32 <bkm> sudo service docker start
15:40:39 <bkm> sudo docker pull redis
15:41:00 <bkm> sudo docker run -p 6379:6379 --name some-redis-d reds
15:41:08 <bkm> redis-cli set neme kushal
15:41:12 <bkm> redis start
15:43:43 <bkm> Ran previous commands in a file, and showed startup of redis container with some basic tests
15:46:08 <bkm> Need to be careful when shutting down or rebooting system, exit properly first
15:47:03 <bkm> End of DEMO
15:47:33 <bkm> May want to have own private repository
15:47:47 <bkm> Second live DEMO
15:48:36 <bkm> installs cockpit
15:49:49 <bkm> Starts virtual machine
15:50:13 <bkm> installs Fedora atomic and cockpit
15:50:28 <bkm> runs netstat command
15:50:40 <bkm> makes sure no errors
15:50:45 <bkm> then shuts down
15:50:51 <bkm> -- will add tests later
15:50:56 <bkm> End of DEMO
15:51:27 <bkm> Looking at Kubernetis? using Ansible
15:51:38 <bkm> 3 node setup
15:51:44 <bkm> Multi host DEMO
15:53:18 <bkm> Example from ansible examples, one master and two nodes
15:53:48 <bkm> Tool finds ip addresses and gives this information to the virtual machines
15:54:56 <bkm> Starts 3 virtual machines
15:57:58 <bkm> Successful run
15:58:06 <bkm> end of Multi host DEMO
15:58:20 <bkm> Can also run jobs in Amazon web services
15:59:00 <bkm> have a patch to run similar jobs in OpenStack, but still testing configuration
15:59:51 <bkm> Want to have Json output file
15:59:59 <bkm> #topic Questions
16:00:19 <bkm> Q: How implement vagrant part?
16:01:03 <bkm> A: Step by step vagrant commands issued
16:02:01 <bkm> uses libvirt and passes commands to this.
16:02:09 <bkm> About 1000 lines of Python code
16:02:22 <bkm> #link tunir.readerdocs.io
16:02:55 <bkm> #link https://kushaLdas.in
16:05:26 <bkm> Slides will have links to demo
16:08:23 <bkm> See blog for how to setup demos
16:12:21 <bkm> #endmeeting