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Test Operand Quick Start

Step 1: Configure and build via the Dashboard

Open the Operator Certification Test Dashboard: https://operator-test-dashboard-cert-tracker--runtime-int.apps.gpc.ocp-hub.prod.psi.redhat.com/

Use the 4-step wizard to:

  1. Red Hat Operators — select a single operator to test (e.g., nfd)
  2. Certified Operators — skip (deselect all)
  3. Build Configuration — set remote base directory (e.g., /root/cert-operand-test — this can be any name), build certsuite binary
  4. Review and Start — start the build and wait for it to complete

Once the dashboard finishes cloning the repo and building the certsuite binary, proceed to Step 2.

Step 2: Prepare the operand installation support

SSH into rdu2 and apply the changes the dashboard doesn't handle:

ssh rdu2

# Override the batch script with the operand-installation version
curl -sL -o /root/cert-operand-test/certsuite/script/run-basic-batch-operators-test.sh \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rocrisp/certsuite/feature/generic-operand-installation/script/run-basic-batch-operators-test.sh

Step 3: Run the test via the Dashboard

Go back to the dashboard and start the test. The dashboard will run the modified script with operand installation support.

Unless run-basic-batch-operators-test.sh changes, you can repeat the test by running Step 3 again without redoing Steps 1 and 2.

NFD (Node Feature Discovery) has no special hardware or storage requirements — easiest operator to test.