I have one specific playbook using strategy: free and I execute it on over 100 hosts.
It produces about ~1700 lines of logs and in most cases it does have an "error" status on AWX web interface.
There's no error message in job output on AWX web, so I checked logs from the pod itself using kubectl logs -n awx -f automation-job-81-5nmhw and this is the last line of said logs (formatted using Beautifier):
Seems like it just crashes without any error message?
The interesting part is that the playbook does all the changes to the servers, just the output is incomplete.
After executing the same playbook on a small part of my inventory, it finishes successfully with play recap and those lines:
{"status": "successful", "runner_ident": "82"}
{"zipfile": 2998}
<BASE64 encoded zip file>
I tested it on the following versions of AWX EE: 0.2.0, 0.3.0 and 0.4.0 with the same result.
I also checked logs of awx-web, awx-task and awx-ee, but I didn't find anything useful.
I have one specific playbook using
strategy: free
and I execute it on over 100 hosts. It produces about ~1700 lines of logs and in most cases it does have an "error" status on AWX web interface.There's no error message in job output on AWX web, so I checked logs from the pod itself using
kubectl logs -n awx -f automation-job-81-5nmhw
and this is the last line of said logs (formatted using Beautifier):Seems like it just crashes without any error message? The interesting part is that the playbook does all the changes to the servers, just the output is incomplete.
After executing the same playbook on a small part of my inventory, it finishes successfully with play recap and those lines:
I tested it on the following versions of AWX EE: 0.2.0, 0.3.0 and 0.4.0 with the same result. I also checked logs of awx-web, awx-task and awx-ee, but I didn't find anything useful.
AWX Version: 19.2.0 AWX Operator version: 0.10.0
Is there anything else I can check?