[Buildroot] Random build results now available online

[Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@free-electrons.com>]

Hello,

During the Prague and Brussels last Buildroot meetings, we discussed
the idea of putting online the results of the random configurations
build that Peter and myself were doing.

This week-end, I want ahead and implemented something. The results of
both Peter builds and my builds are now visible online at:

 http://buildroot.humanoidz.org/

Builds are running 24/7 on several machines (one build server of Free
Electrons, and multiple machines of the gcc farm), and all results are
visible online. For each result, one can see:

 * the result (OK or NOK)
 * the Git commit id identifying which Buildroot version was used. The
   build machines are updating their version before every build
 * which architecture was targeted
 * which package is failing
 * which machine was used for the build
 * the 100 last lines of the build log (faster than having to download
   the entire build log)
 * the entire build log compressed
 * the Buildroot configuration

In the following days, I will:

 * Put online the source code of the web interface. It consists of a
   bit of crappy PHP code, but I'll put it online in a Git repository
   so that everyone can contribute to its improvement.

 * Put online a documentation that details how other people can
   contribute build results (it's basically a matter of creating a
   tarball with some particular files, and uploading this tarball over
   http)

The website along with all build results are currently hosted on a
personal server. If there a wish to migrate this on a more common
server, I'll be happy to do so, provided that this server has the
necessary ressources (dependencies and disk space).

Best regards,

Thomas
-- 
Thomas Petazzoni, Free Electrons
Kernel, drivers, real-time and embedded Linux
development, consulting, training and support.
http://free-electrons.com