The automated tests inside Openshift
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The document discusses automated testing inside Openshift including the contour of automated testing, dynamic configurations of Openshift, and integration with TestLink. It outlines pros and cons of automated testing using lightweight containers across a variety of operating systems. It describes how to dynamically configure tests by variables like project, branch, product name and version, and OS. It also covers how to create, execute, verify and delete configurations as well as generate reports and artifacts from test runs. Finally, it discusses integrating test results with TestLink for reporting.
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