JIST

JIST

Java Technology-based Interoperability System/Software/Storage TestSuite (JIST)

 JIST is designed to validate:

• ANSI T10 SCSI,
• ANSI T10 FCP,
• ANSI T11 Fibre Channel,
• IETF IPS iSCSI,
• Sun Solaris[tm] 10/11 CLI,
• Sun StorageTek[tm] Common Array Manager (CAM), and
• Sun StorageTek[tm] 5800 CAS "Honeycomb"

 standards and products from Sun Microsystems, Inc ("Sun") Solaris[tm], Microsoft Windows, Linux, Hewlett Packard HP-UX, and International Business Systems AIX Operating Systems. Additionally, JIST provides Ethernet Switch, Fibre Channel Switch, and Power Distribution Unit Management Tools.

JIST High Level Features

• README: Installed utilizing pkgadd(1M) or zip(1) installation methods.
• README.CONFIG: Configuration Requirements other than the interfaces JIST utilizes during testing, is limited to Java 1.5.0 or later.
• Makefile: Built utilizing a make script.
• Useful for detailed permutation/combination test automation of low level Protocol (e.g. SCSI/iSCSI) and mid level Command Line Interface (CLI) testing.
• High level Product requirements baked into low level Protocol test suites. e.g. Test for Sun Cluster[tm] requirements on a disk without installing Sun Cluster[tm].
• Initiator Operating Systems requirements baked into low level Protocol test suites. e.g. Test for IBM AIX[tm] requirements on a disk from Sun Solaris[tm] Initiator.
• Minimal setup and execution time. e.g. SCSI Disk Single Initiator Test Suite executes in under 5 minutes.
• Takes text based input and returns HTML detailed reporting.
• Composed of 99.9% Java code to leverage logic, test cases, and test suites across Initiator Operating Systems.
• Joel Buckley leads JIST Development and maintains a blog on this and other Automation efforts.

OpenStorage Test Suites via JIST

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