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Apache OpenWhisk is an open source serverless cloud platform
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Restore the Jenkins VMs #4939

Open style95 opened 4 years ago

style95 commented 4 years ago

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Previously we used 3 Apache VMs to run Jenkins and corresponding CI tests. But at some point, we lost control and it is no longer working now.

style95 commented 4 years ago

I had access to all 3 VMs. But it seems there are only 2 of them running.

144.76.63.94    openwhisk1  openwhisk-vm1-he-de.apache.org
5.9.20.92       openwhisk2  openwhisk-vm2-he-de.apache.org
144.76.27.183   openwhisk3  openwhisk-vm3-he-de.apache.org

openwhisk-vm3-he-de.apache.org is no longer accessible now. I will create an infra ticket for it.

I am looking into this file to figure out what Jenkins machines were for. https://github.com/apache/openwhisk/blob/master/Jenkinsfile

It takes the following steps:

  1. Set up a docker registry on the first machine.
  2. Set up a lean openwhisk deployment.
  3. Run tests for the lean openwhisk.
  4. Set up full version of openwhisk.
  5. Run Shoot one invoker test.

I will restore this functionality.

style95 commented 4 years ago

One more thing I want to do is I want to set up a pull-request builder for openwhisk-website in one of this VM.

So that we can easily figure out the changes with the rendered website.

Also, I expect we can easily add documentation to the website with it. I feel we need to add many documentations such as how to set up the development environment, how the internal works, etc to attract more developer advocates. I think we can accumulate our knowledge into the site.

style95 commented 4 years ago
style95 commented 4 years ago

It seems there is no jenkins job for this. So I will create a new one. image

dgrove-oss commented 4 years ago

I thought Apache Infrastructure informed us they were planning to deprovision those servers as they were under-utilized. (See thread on openwhisk-private on July 16).

style95 commented 4 years ago

@dgrove-oss Yes. They have been under-utilized because there was no Jenkins job running and finally decommissioned. But I suppose we need to run failover tests for sanity check? I already asked to the infra guy about the enablement.