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Revision as of 11:17, 28 January 2008
Contents
Project Name
Buildbot and EC2
Project Description
The BuildBot is software for automatically building and testing other software. EC2 is Amazon's "Elastic Compute Cloud", a service that lets you run Virtual Machines on Amazon's computing grid using a web API. It would be awesome if BuildBot had an EC2 module, and could spawn Virtual Machines on-demand to perform tasks. Conveniently, BuildBot is written in Python, and there's a Python library for interfacing with EC2.
References: Amazon EC2 Basics For Python Programmers
Project Leader(s)
Project Contributor(s)
Project Details
Release 0.1
Buildbot and EC2/0.1
Release 0.2
Buildbot and EC2/0.2
Release 0.3
Buildbot and EC2/0.3
Release 0.4
Buildbot and EC2/0.4
Release 0.5
Buildbot and EC2/0.5
Tasks
| Task | Details | Priority | Contributors | Status | Target | Completed | Link(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Downloadable Try Builds | Allow users to download their completed builds | Medium | Adam Delyea | In Progress
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03/02/08 | ||
| Try Server Apache Authentication | Authenticate users using the Apache config | Medium | Adam Delyea | In Progress
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03/02/08 | ||
| Seneca EC2 Account | Set up an account for Seneca on Amazon's EC2 Service | Medium | Adam Delyea | In Progress
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03/02/08 | ||
| Try Server @ Seneca | Port Try Server from external server to internal servers | High | Adam Delyea David Humphrey | In Progress - Dave is in the process of setting up access to the Mozilla@Seneca cluster |
01/02/08 | Mozilla@Seneca Cluster Administration | |
| Try Server | Start a Try Server on a Linux machine. | High | Adam Delyea | Done | 14/01/08 | 14/01/08 | Mozilla Try Server |
| EC2 on Try Server | Make the Try Server use EC2 to spawn build slaves. | High | Adam Delyea | Done | 14/01/08 | 14/01/08 | |
| Define new build step | Add a new build step to the build master config file. The build step will be in an external file and imported into the build master config file. | High | Adam Delyea | Done | Writing New Build Steps | ||
| Connect To EC2 using Python | Utilize the EC2 python library to connect to an account on the EC2 network. Once connected, display some information about the users account to prove it's actually connecting. | High | Adam Delyea | Done | |||
| Start new instances | Allow Buildbot to spawn an instance on demand. This could possibly be a function called right before the build slave list is populated, and would pass back an array of build slaves. | High | Adam Delyea | Done | |||
| Allow newly created EC2 instances to be added to the build slave list.
After looking more closely at how the buildslave is created, this goal doesn't make any sense, since this is not really how the buildslave list works. |
Cut | Adam Delyea | Cut | ||||
| Start a new build on an EC2 instance | Allow Buildbot to successfully start a build using a build slave on an EC2 instance | High | Adam Delyea | Done | |||
| Load a script on startup in Linux | Make it possible to have a script load when Linux starts | High | Adam Delyea | Done | |||
| Testing | People needed to download the revisions and test them to make sure it works in different environments. Note, this will require you to have your own EC2 account. | Expired | NEEDED! *** Dominic Baranski |
Expired | |||
| Different Builds | Need different projects to try and build, to make sure it works to build projects other than Mozilla | Expired | NEEDED! *** Dominic Baranski |
Expired | |||
| Build Mozilla using an EC2 Instance | Allow Buildbot to successfully build mozilla using a build slave on an EC2 instance | High | Adam Delyea | Done | |||
| Complete Documentation | Medium | Adam Delyea | In Progress | ||||
| Generic EC2 instance for Buildbot Slaves | Making a generic EC2 Instance for Buildbot | Medium | Adam Delyea | Done | |||
| Startup Scripts for making your own EC2 instances | Medium | Adam Delyea | Done |
Contributions
*** Would you like to contribute? Well here's an excellent opportunity for you to do just that! Feel free to e-mail me at <awdelyea@gmail.com>
Project Resources
- Mozilla Buildbot links: docs and code
- EC2 Firefox Extension
- Amazon-ec2-for-people-who-prefer-debian-and-python-over-fedora-and-java
Project News
For a less formal, and more up-to-date view on whats happening, see the BLOG.
2007-09-17: Project claimed!
2007-10-11: Found a python EC2 library that has all of the functions I will need for interacting with EC2. Just need to write a custom build step to run these library functions.
2007-10-12: Release v0.1 is complete and available for download.
2007-10-12: Release v0.2 loosely defined. More detail to follow.
2007-11-17: Release v0.2 is complete and available for download: can start an instance and start an EC2BuildSlave
2007-11-21: Release v0.2.1 is complete and available for download: now to include variable EC2 users, and instances, and DNS'
2007-12-13: Release v0.3 is complete and available for download: easier to install and setup, can use to build projects now
2008-12-14: Release v0.4 Defined. In the process of getting accounts and machines for Try Server Farm.
