Vendor-facing API for registration of interop-compliance
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RefStack

Vendor-facing API for registration of interop-compliance endpoints and credentials for on-demand testing.

Running at http://refstack.org See (living) documentation at https://etherpad.openstack.org/RefStackBlueprint

Okay, I'm Sold, How Do I Run This Myself?

This is our documentation for how we get this set up:

# Git you clonin'
git clone http://github.com/openstack-ops/refstack

cd refstack

# Setup or update the database
# NOTE: you are going to have to modify the db connection string in
#       `alembic.ini` to get this working
# PROTIP: if you just want to test this out, use `-n alembic_sqlite` to
#         make a local sqlite db
#         $ alembic -n alembic_sqlite update head
alembic update head

# Plug this bad boy into your server infrastructure.
# We use nginx and gunicorn, you may use something else if you are smarter
# than we are.
# For the most basic setup that you can try right now, just kick off
# gunicorn:
gunicorn refstack.web:app

# To actually configure this winner, check out the config section and
# crack open refstack.cfg in vim.
# `vim refstack.cfg`

# Now browse to http://localhost:8000

Configuration

Coming soon!

TODO:

Metadata gathering:
  • Number of nodes
  • vCPUs
  • Distro
  • Deployment approach
  • RAM
Plugins:
  • Cinder
  • Neutron