Fedora CI: Testing an Operating System
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Fedora CI uses CentOS CI infrastructure to run package tests in OpenShift with Jenkins and pipeline objects, composing cloud images or bare metal nodes for real installs. The tests live alongside SPECs as CentOS CI triggered by build messages, use a standard test interface in Ansible, and support scratch builds so you can run tests without a Koji release. The cluster grows from 19 to ~30 nodes and handled 109 builds yesterday, and the pipeline automation is already operational.
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