QA/Infrastructure/Shadow Web Server: Difference between revisions
< QA | Infrastructure
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(→Bugs) |
|||
| Line 9: | Line 9: | ||
| '''Status:''' | | '''Status:''' | ||
| Mozqa.com is up and running | | Mozqa.com is up and running | ||
|} | |} | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 30 December 2011
Overview
| Lead: | Al Billings |
| Status: | Mozqa.com is up and running |
Summary
The QA organization needs a web server to host test content and to act as a back end for various QA projects, such as the Mozilla Crowd extension and Continuous Integration.
The web server lives on mozqa.com and runs off of a virtual machine created by the Mozilla IT department and hosted at Rackspace.
Project Plan
Goal
- To have an apache web server in place hosting a mirror of all of the litmus-files HG repo content.
- To have CGI and PHP enabled to allow for testing of more complex scenarios than possible with simple HTML files.
- To have QA specific security certificates to support security testing not currently possible on Mozilla servers.
- To support new QA projects that require a web back end.
Milestones
Milestone 1
Completion of:
- [DONE] Creation of Web Server
- [DONE] Regular cloning of litmus-files HG repo to web root
Milestone 2
Completion of:
- [DONE] Update existing TCM test cases to point manual tests to new server location.
- [DONE] Purchase and configuration of security certificates for security testing.
- [DONE] Configuration files for MozCrowd extension.