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IIRC the Linux maintainers view themselves as providing a kernel for distros to bundle. You can get a kernel from Red Hat that has been through Red Hat's relea
by andrewf 4y ago
IIRC the Linux maintainers view themselves as providing a kernel for distros to bundle.
You can get a kernel from Red Hat that has been through Red Hat's release process. Red Hat has their own test suite/labs and will also pay attention to test results from elsewhere - including Fedora, their evergreen distro for putting new software into the wild ahead of its incorporation into Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Substitute the distro of your choice.
- touisteur 4y agoWondering whether there's a company out there that does kernel testing as a service. Give your kernel conf, some tunings of basic services, eventually your distro, and have an automatic testsuite run for your subset, cyclictests, syzkaller instance, have some of your stresstests app run. Might be useful in a world of firecracker/microvms with smaller kernel surfaces?