Labs

Anyone can connect their test labs to KernelCI. Once a lab is connected to KernelCI, it can execute KernelCI tests.

It is up to each lab to define whether it will receive specific test configurations or a generic range of test jobs. If the lab is a LAVA lab, for example, the KernelCI LAVA runtime will generate test jobs for each single test that is configured to run. On the other hand, if a lab is implementing its own runtime (or bridge to Maestro APIs), they may choose to generate the individual test jobs themselves.

If you are interested it just sending the results of test runs in your infrastructure, you should look at sending the data to KCIDB - KernelCI common database for results.

There are a few ways labs can be connected to KernelCI. The documentation for connecting labs in the new architecture is evolving as we add labs.

• Connecting a LAVA lab
• Writing your own bridge/runtime using Maestro APIs (doc TBD, see this GitHub issue)

We know that the documentation above may not answer all your questions. We working to improve it. We ask you to reach out to our mailing list at kernelci@lists.linux.dev with questions and feedback. We are eager to hear from you!