Running the tests
As we mentioned earlier, the test infrastructure should drive the changes through the pipeline, capturing the results of each test run and promoting changes when the runs are successful. Any of the many CI tools used for software development can be used for this purpose. What we typically recommend is to leverage the CI tools and software repositories that your organization is already using. If your organization isn't doing CI in your software development group, good choices that we've seen used successfully before are Jenkins (https://jenkins-ci.org/), Atlassian's Bamboo (https://www.atlassian.com/software/bamboo/), or Buildbot (http://buildbot.net/). The OpenStack Foundation's CI is built around Jenkins, and it's the tool ...
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