cloud-image-uploader

#65 Add a consumer to run tests against cloud images
Merged by jcline. Opened by jcline.
test-azure-images  into  main

This starts fairly small: it'll run a set of tests against uploaded Azure images. It currently publishes results on AMQP, and stashes an HTML version of the results which is accessible at https://fedoratestresults.z5.web.core.windows.net///index.html. For example, here's the results for compose Fedora-Cloud-42-20251107.0 on aarch64.

As you can see, not all tests currently pass. Once I'm satisfied the tests run reliably, this consumer could start tagging images with results and promoting images that pass tests to be the latest image for the given release. After that, this can be expanded to AWS.

6 new commits added

  • fedora-image-tester: various fix-ups
  • Rename to fedora-image-tester
  • Add a Containerfile for the testing consumer
  • Apply project formatting
  • Combine the messaging packages
  • Create a consumer to run tests via LISA

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