DPDK CI Testing Labs: New Tools, Lab Test Coverage, and DTS
summary
CI labs add a scripted recheck request tool (available in the dpdk-ci repo) that reruns selected tests or reapplies a patch on updated branches, and a Patchwork parser prototype for Patchwork dependency support so series can be applied in order. Monthly code coverage reports show fast-test coverage and the team runs cryptodev AES/QAT tests on an ARM Ampere server with an Intel QuickAssist card, functional DTS tests on a Marvell CN10K DPU, OVS/SPDK compile checks (reported as warns), dashboard log viewing, and ongoing DTS testsuite expansions.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to DPDK CI testing
- 2:12Common CI tools and resources
- 3:20Recheck request process explained
- 5:29Patch dependency support in Patchwork
- 7:59New testing for downstream projects
- 9:45Code coverage reports and dashboard
- 13:21Expanding test bed hardware
- 15:26New hardware and test coverage additions
- 16:53DTS goals and initiatives
- 20:24How to get involved in CI testing
- 21:31Q&A on code coverage and testing
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