[Automated-testing] Lava, Labgrid & POE

Neil Williams neil.williams at linaro.org
Thu Apr 5 02:21:11 PDT 2018


On 5 April 2018 at 10:03, Vincent Prince <vincent.prince.fr at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I'm planning to create a board farm and I have some questions.
>

Is this a board farm for manually allocating devices or is this a pool for
continuous integration testing with devices being allocated automatically
as jobs are generated from commits?

LAVA is aimed at the CI device pool. Depending on the number of devices
available and the expected number of jobs, you can have some devices
available to particular teams and run the CI on others, it just requires a
little bit of planning.

LAVA has internal device management (using Jinja2 templating).


> I found LAVA and Labgrid very interesting frameworks and I was wondering
> if they can work together or are there any plan for it?
>

The two systems manage devices in different ways according to the different
use cases.


>
> I'm working on custom iMX6 board with both 24V and POE for power-supply
> and 2 bridged ethernet ports. I'll need to test both ports without creating
> a L2 loop, and I'll need to toggle power from POE to 24V to see if they
> work both.
>
> In labgrid, it seems to be possible to control switch ports via SNMP (
> ethernetport.py/apc.py..), do you know if LAVA supports it?
>

LAVA supports any power control scripting that the admins can administer
reliably. The Linaro lab in Cambridge uses SNMP for PDU control.


>
> I don't know if it is the right place to ask, do you guys have hardware
> suggestion for 8-port manageable switch with POE?
>
> Last, I want to thank you all for great work on automated testing done
> those days.
>
> Best regards,
> Vincent
>
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