Full Matrix Auto Test Framework for WebRTC
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- 14. ISSUES • Specific for our system. – On top of our cloud system : Cloudn – Use our specific servers : SkyWay only • Every components were deeply bounded together
- 15. Make it Open source !!
- 16. AUTO TEST FRAMEWORK • Framework has 4 phases –Bootstrap –Configure –Orchestrate / server_ctl –Orchestrate / job_ctl
- 17. AUTO TEST FRAMEWORK :: BOOTSTRAP Built VMs on top of AWS-VPC via CloudFormation
- 18. AUTO TEST FRAMEWORK :: CONFIGURE Install each components Using Ansible • Reference signalling srv • Coturn • Sample Web apps • NAT • Chrome & FF • …
- 19. AUTO TEST FRAMEWORK :: ORCHESTRATE/SERVER_CTL Execute server programs.
- 20. AUTO TEST FRAMEWORK :: ORCHESTRATE/JOB_CTL Run Selenium for all patterns.
- 21. HOW TO ADOPT TO EACH PROJECT? • Framework has 4 phases –Bootstrap –Configure –Orchestrate / server_ctl –Orchestrate / job_ctl Update each script and configuration files.
- 22. CURRENT STATUS http://52.196.173.127/ Caused by …. Web Driver mismatch? Due to resource limitation? (t2.micro)
- 23. RELEASE PLAN Will be open-sourced in fall or winter. Now private repo.