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#openstack-nova - 2019-09-10
18:10:20 artom Intel_Zuul appeared a few days ago
18:10:36 mriedem dansmith: yeah it's sitting in a tab, was going through gibi's series until i hit a stopping point, which i just did
18:10:58 mriedem gibi: https://review.opendev.org/#/c/676972/ re-introduces the race you just fixed, so i'll rebase the series and fix that and +W once your other change is merged
18:11:23 artom I talked with efried a few days ago, mention the apparent disconnect between the "burden of proof" on my for NUMA LM, vs the VPMEM stuff that was apparently ready to go in without any public demonstrations of it working
18:11:37 mriedem and "Intel NFV CI" comments on everything immediately just to say it was skipped, which is annoying
18:11:48 mriedem efried: any way you can get "Intel NFV CI" to shut up if it's not going to do anything?
18:11:51 mriedem it hasn't done anything for years
18:11:55 artom Dunno if Intel_Zuul popping up was related, but the coincidence was interesting :)
18:12:19 mriedem artom: fwiw i'm not ready for vpmem to go in
18:12:21 dansmith artom: well, one difference is that yours has the potential to break existing functionality, whereas vpmem hopefully won't break anything existing, only people that try to use it
18:12:21 efried mriedem, artom: The Intel_Zuul is actually running. It's only running pmem, three tests. Unfortunately at the moment it's hardcoded to pull down an old version of the pmem series.
18:12:30 efried right ^
18:12:38 artom dansmith, yeah, efried made the same argument - and it's true
18:12:50 dansmith artom: not that it's no risk at all, but it is a teensy bit different
18:13:03 artom dansmith, yep, I get you
18:13:08 mriedem except all of the resource tracker weird side bugs refactoring that code will probably introduce on everyone
18:13:17 dansmith well, that's true
18:13:35 efried mriedem: retrieving the allocations earlier than we were before. That's the only difference.
18:13:49 efried All of it runs under COMPUTE_RESOURCE_SEMAPHORE
18:13:55 artom Anyways, my point was: Intel spun up a CI for their RFE in a matter of days (apparently). RH sucks if we can't do the same
18:13:58 efried did before, does now.
18:14:08 mriedem artom: the guy was working on that since denver i think
18:14:18 artom mriedem, on the CI?
18:14:18 mriedem efried: btw i was harassing you about "Intel NFV CI" not Intel_Zuul
18:14:25 efried yeah, I can go ask, but it wasn't like days
18:14:28 mriedem "Intel NFV CI" is an old thing that no longer does anything except comment that it's not doing anything
18:14:37 mriedem artom: yeah
18:14:43 mriedem we were talking about 3rd party CI in denver
18:14:44 mriedem for vpmem
18:14:48 artom mriedem, OK, I'll eat my words then
18:15:05 mriedem you and the other red hat bros might have been hungover still from the bar the night before :P
18:15:07 efried mriedem: fwiw Intel NFV CI they're trying to resurrect to do the thing it was originally intended for.
18:15:17 mriedem efried: i've been hearing that for months
18:15:22 efried first step was turning it back on to be a no-op
18:15:24 mriedem i'd like it to shut up until it actually delivers
18:15:26 efried yeah I know.
18:15:40 artom mriedem, I have Russian roots, calling me an alcoholic is a noop ;)
18:16:26 sean-k-mooney mriedem: we shoudl be able to test the pcpu stuff in the gate yes
18:16:30 mriedem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soNcOfRvOtg
18:17:00 dansmith <3
18:17:19 dansmith I love me some early 'priest
18:17:50 sean-k-mooney i was talking to a few people on the infra channel and i think we migth be able to replace teh intel nfv ci with first party ci.
18:18:28 sean-k-mooney we might be abel to get multi numa nested virt lables form limestone and vexhost in the future
18:18:55 sean-k-mooney we can do non numa testing in the gate already as we have 3 providers with nested virt capablity
18:19:10 sean-k-mooney or rather singel numa
18:21:05 sean-k-mooney the testing i set up for the numa live migration was/is testing with cpu pinning, multiple numa nodes and hugepages
18:23:51 mriedem hmm, it seems weird to me that the intel pmem job is running and passing on patches that don't have anything to do with pmem when pmem isn't merged
18:23:56 mriedem like, how does that even work?
18:24:50 sean-k-mooney mriedem: they have hardocde a specifc version of the patch to be merged in
18:25:17 sean-k-mooney they were tring to un do that earlier
18:25:47 mriedem 2019-09-10 03:27:01.729430 | TASK [upgrade-libvirt-qemu : apply vpmem patch]
18:25:49 mriedem aha
18:25:55 efried yeah
18:26:04 mriedem refs/changes/70/678470/13 -> FETCH_HEAD
18:26:05 efried unfortunately it's applying PS13, not the latest
18:26:11 mriedem that patch is up to PS27 now
18:26:12 sean-k-mooney yep
18:26:24 efried known, Rui is supposed to unwind that asap.
18:26:42 mriedem i'm not sure why you wouldn't just only run it on patches in that series and skip for anything else
18:26:54 efried that would have been another way to do it.
18:27:05 efried though it wouldn't have made sense to do it for patches at the bottom either
18:27:13 mriedem artom: sean-k-mooney: so this is the numa lm patch/job we care about right? https://review.opendev.org/#/c/680739/
18:27:40 sean-k-mooney yes more or less
18:27:49 mriedem which hasn't run on the latest series of patches
18:28:42 sean-k-mooney yes so if you recheck it
18:28:49 sean-k-mooney it will just run the singel job we want
18:29:11 sean-k-mooney shall i do it
18:29:15 artom mriedem, it hasn't - what's FN's status, are we back up?
18:29:15 mriedem ye shall
18:29:19 artom donnyd ^^?
18:29:32 donnyd yea
18:29:40 donnyd it was back up yesterday
18:29:51 artom 👍
18:29:56 sean-k-mooney ya there is ocationally a network issue
18:30:27 sean-k-mooney becaue we curently cant fail over to another cloud it more obvios with this job
18:31:49 donnyd im not sure why this particular job keeps doing that too... it seems to be failure more often than not
18:32:14 donnyd every now and again i get something that pukes... but by and large it works
18:32:54 sean-k-mooney well this job cant retry on another provider and im not sure if zuul will retry on the same one
18:33:16 sean-k-mooney so i think its more a case of it works our your out of luck
18:34:59 openstackgerrit melanie witt proposed openstack/nova master: WIP Include error 'details' in dynamic vendordata log https://review.opendev.org/681329
18:35:05 donnyd Well if FN was having this kind of failure rate we are seeing with this job... I am pretty sure the other projects would have already kilt me
18:36:03 sean-k-mooney well i admit it does look like there is something else going on but im at a loss as to what
18:36:55 donnyd I don't think we were having this much of an issue when it was in a seperate pool on the other label
18:37:42 sean-k-mooney well we have hit a few different issues. 1 was quotas when we change pool
18:37:50 sean-k-mooney then the other issue is the ssh connection
18:38:19 sean-k-mooney i think the quota issue has gone away sicne you are nolonger managin that on your end and contoling it via nodepool
18:38:26 donnyd well there is no more quota (within reason) max-servers is set to 70 and quota for instances set to 100
18:38:33 donnyd everything else on quota is -1
18:38:38 sean-k-mooney ya
18:39:02 sean-k-mooney the pools were both the same project on the same cloud right
18:39:12 donnyd correct
18:39:12 sean-k-mooney so it should not affect this behavior
18:39:20 donnyd should is the opportune word
18:39:36 sean-k-mooney yes this also should work :)
18:39:44 donnyd LOL sean-k-mooney
18:39:55 mriedem https://review.opendev.org/#/c/634606/ went from PS75 to PS83 in a hurry
18:40:04 donnyd So the ssh thing I have some theories on and a fix in flight
18:40:16 donnyd my edge router could be a little (lot) better
18:40:40 donnyd so its possible that its struggling with all of the connections... or i have a knob i need to turn
18:41:07 donnyd load is not high according to cpu / mem / network... but that doesn't mean something else isn't borked... so I am digging

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