Request API account for camilaalvarez

[CamilaAlvarez]

Maestro has a staging instance running for development purposes.
It allows users to request an account on the new KernelCI API to give it a try. You can also enable your trees, builds, and tests on it. Here is the developer documentation for the same.

Staging deployment can already run a pipeline with KUnit, kselftest, kernel builds and boot tests. So please give it a go and create issues on GitHub and ask questions on the mailing list, IRC #kernelci on libera.chat or Discord with whatever you may find.

Once the account request is accepted, a user account will be created by an admin and a random password will be sent to your email address. You can then use kci user password update to set your own password, kci user verify to verify your email address, and kci user token to get an API token. We'll also provide you with an AzureFiles share to use alongside the API, even though you may use any other storage as long as artifacts can be reached with a public HTTP URL.

Please provide the required information below and also replace USER with your name or username in the issue title:

• User name: camilaalvarez
• Email address: cam.alvarez.i@gmail.com

[padovan]

Hi @CamilaAlvarez,

Thanks for you issue and interest in KernelCI. May I ask you what your main goal with KernelCI? Then we can guide you into the right direction. We are all available to chat in the KernelCI Discord space https://discord.gg/KWbrbWEyqb - Please join us there as well.

[CamilaAlvarez]

Hello,
I'm a mentee in the RISC-V as a First-Class Citizen in KernelCI LFX Mentorship, and I'm trying to get a look over what KernelCI does and how it works.
I've read the docs, and I think a have a clear idea of how it works. But, I'd like to know more about the tests, how they are run, and how I could get access to the results. How would you recommend I start on that?

[CamilaAlvarez]

Hello @padovan, I'm working on creating a test environment for RISC-V. I'd like to subscribe to build events to trigger some tests.
I think in this case I need an account to subscribe to Maestro's events. Can you help me with that?

[padovan]

You don't need an API account for that. You can just use this as base https://github.com/kernelci/kernelci-pipeline/blob/main/tools/example_api_events.py