OpenQA-Fedora-Installation

Code for the YouTube video

PART ONE install OpenQA on local VM and get the fist test running.

Getting the code

• Since you are already looking at this README I assume you gave some basic knowledge about version control.
• Clone this repo in the Client VM
• Run sudo ./install-openqa.sh
• Go to localhost using the browser and click login

If you're sticking to the Fedora example...

• Run sudo ./install-openqa-post.sh
• This takes longer! But after it completes should give out of the box test.

If you want to build/test for Rocky...

• Run sudo ./install-openqa-post-rocky.sh
• This takes longer! But after it completes should give out of the box test.

If you are trying to install a more advanced multi-server setup

• Clone this repo in the Server VM
• Run sudo ./install-openqa-server.sh
• If wanted generate a certificate and place it in the correct directories, like mentioned in the script
• Go to the FQDN of the server in your browser and click login
• Clone this repo in the (or one of the) Worker VM (it is possible to run this on the server as well)
• Run sudo ./install-openqa-worker.sh <server-fqdn>
• Make sure in the web frontend, that the worker appears and is in idle state
• After a successful testrun, make sure you generate a new API key pair and place it in /etc/openqa/client.conf on the server and workers

References

• OpenQA project website https://open.qa
• os-autoinst https://github.com/os-autoinst/openQA
• OpenQA SUSE https://openqa.opensuse.org/
• OpenQA Fedora https://openqa.fedoraproject.org/
• Fedora direct installation Guide https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/OpenQA_direct_installation_guide
• Tutorial create tests Dan Cermak: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zwU9_bV_zI and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JvqVrBjmIU