Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Rajesh Teeparti

Brahmanand Vuppuluri

Swaroop Jayanthi

Vinnarasu Ganesan

Sudheer Yetukuri

Siva Subramaniam M

SaiKrishna Reddy Vasipalli

Surya Charan Alluri

Thavamaniraja S

Example implementations relate to testing a cloud service. An example implementation includes creating cloud service resources. The resources may include a system node and a cloud application programming interface (API) for accessing the system node. Workloads of different types may be generated on the deployed cloud service according to workload parameters. In an example, the different workload types may include data workloads on the system nodes to consume computational resources of a computational resource pool assignable by the cloud service. In an example, the different workload types may include application programming interface calls to interface with cloud APIs of the cloud service.

Generating different workload types for cloud service testing

Examples described relate to container images. An example method may include generating a mapping of respective unique identifiers of container images of a software container and respective metadata of the container images, validating the mapping against a rule to identify a unique identifier of a mapped container image that meets the rule, generating a target mapping that includes the unique identifier of the mapped container image that meets the rule and the action specified in the rule, and performing the action specified in the rule on the mapped container image corresponding to the unique identifier in the target mapping.

Container images

Examples described relate to validating network parameters of a containerized application. In an example, the current state of a network parameter configured for a containerized application in a cloud computing environment may be determined. The current state of the network parameter may be validated against a container application profile of the containerized application, wherein the container application profile specifies a desired state of the network parameter. In response to a determination that the current state of the network parameter does not meet the desired state of the network parameter specified in the container application profile, a determination may be made whether a network interface that meets the desired state of the network parameter is available in the cloud computing environment. In response to a determination that the network interface is available in the cloud computing environment, the containerized application may be migrated to the available network interface.

Validating network parameters of a containerized application

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Rajesh Teeparti