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ganesha: report runner to give support info about nfs-ganesha #1743

Closed rjfd closed 5 years ago

rjfd commented 5 years ago

This PR adds a function to the ganesha runner to output the information about the current nfs-ganesha gateways and their configuration.

Signed-off-by: Ricardo Dias rdias@suse.com

jschmid1 commented 5 years ago

looks good(minus the linter issues), could we get this interweaved in the CI somehow? @smithfarm

rjfd commented 5 years ago

@jschmid1 lint issues fixed.

Having this info in the CI logs is a great idea.

smithfarm commented 5 years ago

@jschmid1 @rjfd Here is the ganesha smoke test: https://github.com/SUSE/ceph/blob/ses6-downstream-commits/qa/tasks/scripts/ganesha_smoke_test.sh

Please provide details (what to run, when to run it), preferably in the form of a PR :-)

smithfarm commented 5 years ago

You could also provide the information in the form of a CI log which is edited to show which command should be run where.

rjfd commented 5 years ago

Please provide details (what to run, when to run it), preferably in the form of a PR :-)

@smithfarm This report could be run after stage 4 is finished, and also in the middle of the execution of the ganesha_smoke_test.

I can open a PR adding this to the ganesha_smoke_test.sh (for running after stage 4, I don't know where to change), but I have one question, can we run a salt-run command in that script?

smithfarm commented 5 years ago

@rjfd Running a salt-run command (i.e. on the master) after Stage 4 is no problem. Running it in the middle of ganesha_smoke_test.sh is somewhat more difficult, because that script is not guaranteed to run on the master node - see https://github.com/SUSE/ceph/blob/ses6-downstream-commits/qa/tasks/deepsea.py#L1867-L1888

There are at least two ways to approach this: either (1) split ganesha_smoke_test.sh into two parts, or (2) run the command from the script via ssh.

ad 1:

In this scenario, the existing ganesha_smoke_test.sh would be split into two scripts - call them "before" and "after" - and the salt-run command would be triggered on the master after "before" completes, but before "after" begins.

ad 2:

Alternatively, we could pass the hostname of the master node as an argument to the script, and have the script do something like ssh $MASTER_NODE sudo salt-run . . .

smithfarm commented 5 years ago

CI integration PR ready for review: https://github.com/SUSE/ceph/pull/331

jschmid1 commented 5 years ago

What are the next steps here @smithfarm @rjfd ?

smithfarm commented 5 years ago

@jschmid1 @rjfd https://github.com/SUSE/ceph/pull/331 has been merged and cherry-picked to ses6-deepsea-pr, so I'll trigger the nfs-ganesha test and see what happens.

smithfarm commented 5 years ago

@susebot run teuthology deepsea/tier2/nfs-ganesha

susebot commented 5 years ago

Commit 45ee069b41a102e1e0935cdaaf4f0e9172957582 is OK for suite deepsea/tier2/nfs-ganesha. Check tests results in the Jenkins job: http://ci.ses.suse.de:8080/job/pr-deepsea/288/

smithfarm commented 5 years ago

Ganesha report can be seen in all its glory.

jschmid1 commented 5 years ago

if you'd like to see this feature in SES6 please create a backport for this @rjfd