Linuxboot CI is a continuous integration platform dedicated to build and test Linuxboot firmware. This repository contains deployment automation tools for Linuxboot CI platform.
In order to deploy Linuxboot CI you need at leat two machines on a single subnet. First machine will be the controller node and the other one will be the compute node (job runner).
Note.
Currently, deployment works only on debian based distributions and is tested on Ubuntu 16.04 only.
Controller node can be either a bare matal server or a virtual machine, but compute nodes should be bare metal servers because it uses virtualization to sandbox jobs.
Additionnaly, you need a deployer host to orchestrate Linuxboot CI deployment. This host can be any machine with Ansible installed (at least version 2.4). This host must be able to reach the controller node using SSH.
Also:
- Controller and Compute hosts must have a sudoer account without password
- Controller and Compute hosts must be SSH accessible without password from Deployer host
Sample infrastructure
|-----------------| |-----------------|
| Controller | | Compute |
|-----------------| |-----------------|
| 10.0.3.2 | 10.0.3.4
| |
----------------------------------------------------------------- 10.0.3.0/24
|
| 10.0.3.100
|-----------------|
| Deployer |
|-----------------|
Clone this repository on the Deployer host and edit configuration files in inventory
folders:
- Hosts usernames
- Hosts IP addresses
In the default configuration, the Controller node is a DHCP serveur for compute nodes. If you already have a DHCP server on your network or if you setted up static addressing, you can disable it using the variable dhcp["enabled"]
.
Once configuration is setted up for your environment, you are good to go. On the Deployer, from the root of this repository tree, run
$ ansible-playbook -i inventory/hosts linuxboot-ci.yml
When command is done, the platform is up and running.
It's time to run you first job. You need a git repository containing a CI descriptor .ci.yml
. The sample repository linuxboot/linuxboot-ci-test is used to perform
some tests. Each single branch in this repos is a different test case.
Interraction with the CI platform is achived using a REST API. API specification can be found in linuxboot/linuxboot-ci-api.
Example
Submit a job using curl
client
curl -i -X POST "http://<controler>:1234/v1/jobs" -H "X-Auth-Secret: ..." -d '
{
"repository": {
"url": "https://github.com/linuxboot/linuxboot-ci-test.git"
}
}
'
To Do
Global architecture involving should be described here