Currently in Centos e2e, the VMs are not created so BMH cannot be inspected nor serial logs fetched etc. It seems we never check if those VMs are created, running, or healthy; we just assume they are. This makes debugging issues harder as we go all the way until end of 04_verify.sh to find out BMH inspection fails, which could of course be happening for any reason.
At the start of 04, verify the VMs are running and healthy.
tuminoid
commented
3 weeks ago
Currently in Centos e2e, the VMs are not created so BMH cannot be inspected nor serial logs fetched etc. It seems we never check if those VMs are created, running, or healthy; we just assume they are. This makes debugging issues harder as we go all the way until end of
04_verify.shto find out BMH inspection fails, which could of course be happening for any reason.At the start of 04, verify the VMs are running and healthy.
/kind bug