The OCP test and validation project is a collaboration between data center hyperscalers participating in the OCP to provide a diagnostic framework. This framework aims to provide a portable solution for execution of hardware diagnostics, and a rich output model which can be cleanly integrated with various test executives, manufacturing execution systems, or lab data collection systems.
The project was motivated by the common desire of being able to execute the same diagnostics across all phases of an NPI hardware projects life cycle including.
Please checkout our OCP Keynote presentations for more information about the Test and Validation track's common diagnostic framework initiative.
This core repository is the nexus pointing to all of the other technical artifact repositories related to the OCP T&V project.
See the next section for a complete list of all the artifacts maintained by the core team.
Also contained within is the detailed specification covering the schema of the diagnostic output and guidance on how it should be leveraged. This schema has been designed from the ground up to provide the necessary meta data and structure to be used effectively in heuristic and ML based systems for hardware troubleshooting and repair activities. It has been proven to be a key enabler of diagnosability and repair at scale for large fleets of data center hardware when combined with downstream repair automation systems.
In this repo you will find:
All technical artifacts supporting the OCP T&V project are maintained in individual git repositories, each with its own lifecycle. Following are the available APIs that interface between usercode and the specification:
In addition, you will also find the following repositories which provide hardware diagnostics that are compliant with the OCP diagnostic specification.
These include:
Overtime additional non-differentiating diagnostics will be added for storage and hardware accelerators.
Team: ocp-test-validation@OCP-All.groups.io
Code reviews: ocpdiag-core-team+reviews@google.com
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The OCP test and validation project is a collaboration between data center hyperscalers participating in the OCP to provide a diagnostic framework. This framework aims to provide a portable solution for execution of hardware diagnostics, and a rich output model which can be cleanly integrated with various test executives, manufacturing execution systems, or lab data collection systems.
The project was motivated by the common desire of being able to execute the same diagnostics across all phases of an NPI hardware projects life cycle including.
Please checkout our OCP Keynote presentations for more information about the Test and Validation track's common diagnostic framework initiative.
This core repository is the nexus pointing to all of the other technical artifact repositories related to the OCP T&V project.
See the next section for a complete list of all the artifacts maintained by the core team.
Also contained within is the detailed specification covering the schema of the diagnostic output and guidance on how it should be leveraged. This schema has been designed from the ground up to provide the necessary meta data and structure to be used effectively in heuristic and ML based systems for hardware troubleshooting and repair activities. It has been proven to be a key enabler of diagnosability and repair at scale for large fleets of data center hardware when combined with downstream repair automation systems.
In this repo you will find:
All technical artifacts supporting the OCP T&V project are maintained in individual git repositories, each with its own lifecycle. Following are the available APIs that interface between usercode and the specification:
In addition, you will also find the following repositories which provide hardware diagnostics that are compliant with the OCP diagnostic specification.
These include:
Overtime additional non-differentiating diagnostics will be added for storage and hardware accelerators.
Team: ocp-test-validation@OCP-All.groups.io
Code reviews: ocpdiag-core-team+reviews@google.com
Go
97.8%
Shell
2.2%