OpenQA Discussion Round – Ask the Devs Anything!
Interactive discussion round focusing on openQA and Quality Assurance
Robert Richardson
QE Automation Engineer Member of the QA Tools Team (@SUSE)
Oliver Kurz
Since 2015-11 working at SUSE as a Senior QA Engineer. I am currently the Product Owner for the SUSE QE Tools Team. Our main product that we develop is openQA, a software for system level test automation, mainly used for Linux distribution system testing, for example for both SLE as well as openSUSE. Interested in software development, system development, GNU/Linux, open source, agile project management and structured testing.
livdywan
(Mx) Liv Dywan (she/her) is passionate about free software, bouldering and tea. If she gets your name wrong it might be that it has the same color as somebody else's name.
She is also the SM of the openQA DevOps team at SUSE, active as the Deputy of the FSFE Women and parent of the Amazing Aladin Pyewacket and Samuel "Crunchy" Crunchberg.
Tina Müller
I'm an engineer in the QE department at SUSE, working on openQA and related tooling, mostly in Perl, Python, Bash and Javascript.
I have been doing Perl for 25 years. Also I'm an expert on YAML (parsing, tooling).
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We, the QE tools team within SUSE, would like to host a interactive discussion round focusing on openQA and Quality Assurance (QA) in general. Rather than another "getting started" workshop, this session will be an opportunity for openQA users and developers to engage in an open exchange about testing methodologies, challenges, and best practices.
We will kick off the session with a short presentation on recent or lesser-known openQA features to spark discussions. The rest of the workshop will follow a "Ask the openQA Devs Anything" format, where attendees can bring their toughest QA and testing-related questions to the developers and experts.
Why Attend?
Get insights into the latest openQA features
Discuss testing strategies and challenges with experienced openQA users and developers
Learn best practices and troubleshooting techniques from real-world use cases
- Date:
- 2025 June 26 - 14:45
- Duration:
- 1 h
- Room:
- Seminar Room 1
- Conference:
- openSUSE Conference 2025
- Language:
- Track:
- openSUSE
- Difficulty:
- Easy
- Part 2: CRA/NIS2 Readiness for Open Source Projects and SME Vendors
- Start Time:
- 2025 June 26 14:00
- Room:
- Seminar Room 2
- Leap 16.0 Beta
- Start Time:
- 2025 June 26 14:30
- Room:
- Saal
- Linux schedulers for fun and profit with SchedKit
- Start Time:
- 2025 June 26 14:45
- Room:
- Gallerie
- Slowroll
- Start Time:
- 2025 June 26 15:15
- Room:
- Saal
- Part 4: CRA/NIS2 Readiness for Open Source Projects and SME Vendors
- Start Time:
- 2025 June 26 15:15
- Room:
- Seminar Room 2
- The Unified Kernel Image in openSUSE distribution
- Start Time:
- 2025 June 26 15:15
- Room:
- Gallerie