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ETICS - e-Infrastructure for Software Testing and Configuration

ETICS is a multi-platform and open-source service that helps software developers, managers, and users better manage complexity and improve the quality of their software. It provides daily, nightly, and continuous build and test monitoring, as well as browsing and editing project data through a secured web application or CLI.

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ETICS - e-Infrastructure for Software Testing and Configuration

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  1. gJAF on ETICS Trygve Aspelien (UiB) Policy Coordination Meeting, Bologna Thursday 18.01.2007

  2. ETICS • ETICS -> "e-Infrastructure for Testing, Integration and Configuration of Software" • It provides a service to help software developers, managers and users to better manage complexity and improve the quality of their software. • ETICS is multi-platform and open source. • The client is designed to be simple to install. Results from daily, nightly and continuous builds and tests can be monitored via the web. Users can also browse and edit project data via a secured web application or CLI. • Features: METRICS,REPORTS,PACKAGESREPOSITORY (http://etics.web.cern.ch/etics/) INFSO-RI-508833AuthZ Policy Coord, 18-19 January 2007, CNAF/INFN

  3. Ant vs ETICS (I) [Java and ant installation] cvs co -r glite_branch_3_1_0 org.glite cd org.glite ant -f project/glite.csf.xml security cd ../security ant -f project/security.csf.xml authz- \ framework-java cd ../org.glite.security.authz- \ framework-java ant dist [python etics-client-setup] etics-workspace-setup etics-get-project org.glite etics-checkout --platform centos4_ia32_gcc346 \ --project-config glite_branch_3_1_0 \ org.glite.security.authz-framework-java etics-build –platform centos4_ia32_gcc346 \ org.glite.security.authz-framework-java INFSO-RI-508833AuthZ Policy Coord, 18-19 January 2007, CNAF/INFN

  4. Ant vs ETICS (II) • project/build.properties,configuration.properties.xml = ETICS configuration • gLite component = CVS module + configuration • *.csf.xml ~ configuration • gLite subsystem = module w/ hierarchical dependencies + configuration (org.glite.security) build tools + configuration (org.glite.security.build-*) + configuration (org.glite.build-) • gLite project = (see subsystem) Important differences: (ant vs ETICS) • - start from CVS - start from ETICS DB • - build tools and configuration - build tools and configuration are intermixed are separated (good!) • - configuration is in ant properties - configuration is in XML INFSO-RI-508833AuthZ Policy Coord, 18-19 January 2007, CNAF/INFN

  5. Example & Summary • Developer’s Feedback (Akos Frohner, 28.11.06) (http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=a063546) Reports and build logs: http://etics.cern.ch:8080/reportBrowser/ Configuration via web browser: https://etics.cern.ch:8443/etics Configuration via CLI: See man pages or example above INFSO-RI-508833AuthZ Policy Coord, 18-19 January 2007, CNAF/INFN

  6. Problems • ETICS is under development • Missing binary external dependencies • Mis-using/wrong configuration • Important to remember (for environment variables): --project-config glite_branch_3_1_0 • Overriding environment as fixes (--platform) -> gcc323 vs gcc346 However: we are able to build gJAF and handling of dependecies and building is simplified. (When ETICS works as planned) INFSO-RI-508833AuthZ Policy Coord, 18-19 January 2007, CNAF/INFN

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