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OpenConfig Qualification Reporter

The openconfig/qualification-reporter repository defines specifications and automated tooling for qualifying Network Operating System (NOS) images against OpenConfig Feature Profiles.

It ingests Ondatra test execution results, release intent specifications, NOS image metadata, and platform integrity measurements (PCR) to generate standardized, auditable qualification reports in protobuf/textproto format.

Overview

The repository contains:

  • Protobuf Specifications (proto/):
    • qualification_report.proto: Core data model representing the overall qualification report, test verdicts, software image metadata, and hardware targets.
    • release_intent.proto: Defines the expected feature profile test suite requirements, targets, and criteria for a release qualification.
    • pcr.proto: Platform Configuration Register (PCR) measurements for platform security and attestation validation.
  • Report Generator CLI (cmd/generate_report):
    • Aggregates Ondatra JSON-Lines test results, image metadata, and release intent into a unified QualificationReport.
    • Validates results against required criteria and checks cryptographic image signatures and digests.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Go 1.22 or higher
  • Protocol Buffers compiler (protoc) with Go code generation plugins (protoc-gen-go)

Building

Build the generate_report CLI:

go build -o bin/generate_report ./cmd/generate_report

Usage

Run the report generator tool:

bin/generate_report \
  -intent=path/to/release_intent.textproto \
  -test_results=path/to/ondatra_results.jsonl \
  -image_metadata=path/to/image_metadata.textproto \
  -vendor=ARISTA \
  -featureprofiles_commit=<git-sha> \
  -out=qualification_report.textproto

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for details on submitting contributions and the Contributor License Agreement (CLA).

Vulnerability Reporting

Eligibility for the Google Open Source Software Vulnerability Rewards Program is determined by the Google Open Source Software Vulnerability Reward Program Rules.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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