With these changes, it can be possible to use standard-inventory-qcow2 for running tests on multiple architectures. The proposed changes were tested on RHEL 8 and all its supported architectures: x86_64, aarch64, ppc64le, and s390x.
The purpose of these changes was the requirement of Quality Engineering to test rhel-system-roles on all supported architectures.
How standard-inventory-qcow2 was tested?
First, the Beaker machines were reserved:
(a) for x86_64:
wow rhel-8 --reserve --bare --arch x86_64 --edit
in job.xml, between <hostRequires><and>...</and></hostRequires>:
With these changes, it can be possible to use
standard-inventory-qcow2for running tests on multiple architectures. The proposed changes were tested on RHEL 8 and all its supported architectures:x86_64,aarch64,ppc64le, ands390x.The purpose of these changes was the requirement of Quality Engineering to test
rhel-system-roleson all supported architectures.How
standard-inventory-qcow2was tested?First, the Beaker machines were reserved:
(a) for
x86_64:in
job.xml, between<hostRequires><and>...</and></hostRequires>:(b) for
aarch64:(c) for
ppc64le:in
job.xml:(d) for
s390x:in
job.xml:Second, the beaker machines were prepared:
Finally, the test was run: