Hardening EMF with Continuous Delivery: Our Multi‑Stage Pipeline #1354
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As the Edge Manageability Framework (EMF) continues to evolve—supporting new hardware variants, OS profiles, secure deployment modes, and orchestrator capabilities—the need for consistent, automated validation grows rapidly. Ensuring that each code change behaves reliably across this expanding surface area requires a structured Continuous Delivery (CD) system rather than ad‑hoc testing.
To address this, we built a unified, multi‑stage CD pipeline that validates EMF continuously from pull request to full hardware-backed system verification. This pipeline provides fast feedback, enforces quality gates, and hardens EMF across diverse edge configurations.
The Unified Continuous Delivery Framework
The CD pipeline validates EMF across heterogeneous combinations of:
This infrastructure now forms the backbone of EMF’s reliability.
Pipeline Stages
1️⃣ Development Stage (GitHub Actions — VIP)
VIP is the only stage not orchestrated via Jenkins.
2️⃣ Integration Gate (Jenkins — HIP)
3️⃣ Validation & Staging Gates (Jenkins)
4️⃣ KPI Tracking & Reporting (Jenkins)
Collected per-build and weekly:
These KPIs help identify regressions early and maintain quality across configurations.
Value Proposition
Results & Impact
Conclusion
This unified CD framework provides EMF with a scalable foundation for continuous quality.
By enforcing structured gates, broadening test coverage, and enabling predictable weekly releases, the pipeline ensures consistent behavior and reliability across the diverse edge ecosystem EMF supports.
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